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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
8
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Senator La Follette and Wisconsin Progressive Republicans argue that nominating and electing Roosevelt would ruin the Progressive Republican cause. They contend a reactionary victory would be preferable to a fake progressive in office, judging by April verdicts.
The piece argues that Roosevelt supporters push a third party despite risks to the Republican and Democratic parties. It notes acceptance of a Chicago convention call with Governor Carey representing Wyoming and cites mixed reactions from Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania Republicans about tying to Wilson versus Taft.
The writer questions tariff protection for Wyoming and western sheepmen who claim help from high crude wool tariffs. He notes free range and winter losses, with wool prices at 13 to 14 cents despite tariffs, while Australian wool sells for 15 cents in England without tariffs. He asks who truly benefits from protection.
The article reflects on past efforts to crown a “people’s candidate” for president, noting Dewey once drew such talk amid anti Kinley sentiment and a 1507 plan to nominate Gen Grast. It contrasts these ideas with President Johnson’s unpopularity and Democratic misgivings about rallying old political power.
The Nation discusses Alexander T. Stewart, a New York merchant and chief engineer of a project, and how Republicans noted Stewart's influence on Grant. The piece traces recognition of Stewart’s interest to Stewart’s nomination dynamics and references several contemporaries linked to Grant and Garfield.
The piece objects to Lorimer and his supporters over a disputed Senate seat in Illinois. It accuses earlier whitewashing votes and calls for accountability, urging voters to withhold support from those who backed the controversial process. It argues lawmakers should reveal true opinions on the moral issue.
The platform defends protective tariffs as essential to American industry and labor wages. It urges high duties with fair revenue, calls for regular adjustments, and supports a Tariff Board to provide expert data for tariff legislation and to curb artificial cost of living increases.
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