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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
5
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A supporter extols Taft praising his fearlessness disinterestedness and wide sympathy with all Americans. The ally claims Taft embodies plain people values and resists privilege while upholding broad citizenship principles at the nation's core.
Congressman Henry Sherman Bou t ell of Chicago critiques Mr. Bryan's "Shall the People Rule" speech arguing it hides a national question as a local issue. He taunts Bryan to speak in Vicksburg Mississippi and Charleston South Carolina with Tillman as chairman, asserting the people do not rule in states voting Democratic. He mocks tariff trust reform ideas and cites Taft and McKinley praise for American leadership.
The Labor World argues against Mr. Bryan's tariff revision plan, warning it harms all states by reducing domestic demand and risking national prosperity. It cites protectionist interests, labor impacts, and political opposition as reasons to oppose free or revenue tariffs and to support existing protections.
The Republican platform endorses a postal savings bank system to aid thrift for small savers. It cites England’s experience and Parliament acts, notes current regional gaps, and argues the Post Office can run such depositories without cost to the department. Taft pledges to push federal filing of campaign contributions if elected.
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