Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 1, 1916, Page 10

I Must Vote for Hughes Because Because Because Because Because Because Because Because . there are no deceptions in his life or words. he is a man who knows his mind and can be depended on to do as he says. : he will keep the nation from war without running up a billion dollar war-time debt as the present Democratic ad- ministration has done in “no war” times. he will resist and prevent the handing over of America to the manufacturers and speculators ' of Europe who want to flood this country with goods made by cheap labor. he will, as the true friend of the work people, compel protective legislation to keep the dinner pails full after the war is over. he sees that mercantile paralysis for millions of able-bodied mechanics, mill and factory workers, with families, is worse than infantile paralysis, which is a temporary sickness of children. farmers will be at the mercy of home markets, for their pro- duce, at the close of the war, and it will be a half-ration mar- ket, while the present tariff exists—the Democratic tariff, which destroys work and full pay for labor. four more years of inefficiency and extravagance at Washington mean the hardest times that the United States has ever known. A Half-Democrat Who Cannot Vote for Wilson