The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1916, Page 15

uray SBOE NGC RELY Bi ada deat OPC Bt hmm BNO RIN Ree N Aten , , z ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 10916. a POLITICAL. a : | POLITICAL, | PouiticaL. lo pouitican. __ POLITICAL. _ . pouitical. | porricat, a} I | Protection! , PROTECTION for American hip as represented in AMERICAN WAGES MAKE AMERICAN PRICES. | American prices has always been fought by the Dem- i : ocratic Party sesting, upoe a Solid South that has been The Democratic Party is always the Party for World- slow to recognize THE DIGNITY OF LABOR. Wide Free Trade and ‘European Prices in America. ’ THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Believes in Home and Foreign Protection to AMERICAN Labor and Capital—AMERICAN Lives and Property “Do think that because of this horrible war there is a lack of “I. do not propose to debate theories. You have got a clear condition potency of competition—that they cannot compete with you when it stops? of fact to consider. What are you gding to do about it? There is only one Well, what are these millions of men going to do when the war stops, who thing to do about it. Our opponents, with their tariff-for-revenue-only are along in the trenches and back inthe reserves? They will go to work. policy, cannot meet it. You have got to meet it. I do not care what hitherto They will produce goods. What will they do with those goods? They will has been your party affiliation, If you study the signs of the times, the sell those goods. Where will they sell them? They will sell them here. economic conditions of our life, you know very well you have to meet this , They will come here undoubtedly with goods made at a rate of wages condition by an intelligent, sane application of the Republican doctrine of much lower than is paid here.” —CHARLES E. HUGHES. protection to American industry.” —CHARLES E. HUGHES. & PROTECTION will be needed in this country at the end of the war as never before. More than 40,000,000 men in Europe have been summoned from industry to arms. They are supported by 20,000,000 in munitions and works unnecessary after the war. | Sixty million toilers in Burope will right-about-face at the end of the war and look \ . to the United States to receive their goods. Europe has shipped here $700,000,000 gold and will ship millions more. At the close of the war we shall have the world’s wealth and the world’s gold— ’ The world must try to get it back. What party truly represents PROTECTION, PREPAREDNESS and JUSTICE, all of which will be most urgently needed at end of the war? The Democratic Party has always opposed tariff protection. The Democratic policy would destroy the industries that need Protection. a | Preparedness! By Words of Woodrow Wilson at Cincinnati, Oct. 27: By Common Sense of Charles E. Hughes at Boston, Oct. 27: “ d Ameri ill be ized everywhere.” " dees ag ; Wy a are a soot A betes 6: nicgls Whi cE interest Lie ne of man- . By not inviting insult; by not permitting any one to think he can trade kind everywhere!’ . . ses aan ait diation,"* on or profit by our weakness; by not leading any one to suppose that we lack soe ee a ae eae een Gearing house for human sympathies from Courage and determination to stand for our rights: but by having our flag ° every part of the globe.”’ symbolize courage and justice.’’ | Justice! CHARLES E. HUGHES has stood for justice—as investigator of the life insurance companies—as Governor of the State of New York—as an honored Justice of the United States Supreme Bench. He has never sought wealth or personal preferment. He has always stood for justice and the settlements of justice. “J want to see the United States go forward true to itself; holding its head erect “What did we have before the war orders begdR to come? We had unemployment. | among the nations; maintaining ite rights; loyal to the standards of justice.’— = ‘Jhen, those who could not find work were walking the streets. Then, we had the Inost serious LES E. HUGHES. problem of labor that had been presented in many a day. Then,!we had soup houses and bread ' lines, and municipal relief. Why, from one end of the country to the other, in our great cities, “J am not interested in this matter of American prosperity, that a few may get rich. only twenty months ago, we had labor conditions which were trying the souls of the men who ‘ I am notinterested in a country which gives isolated opportunities to a few at the expense of wanted to relieve able-bodied, alert, American workmen, who were looking in vain for oppor- the many. I do not want to be ie President of a onentry whi amar policy to promote tunities ie labor, lf you aeeize to know ee America cannot stand, after this war is over, welfare of a limited few. I wish to see the great plain people of this country prosperous, consider the conditions which it was compelled to stand under the policy whic pet that is the reason I stand here.”—-CHARLES E, HUGHES. put in operation.’—CHARLES E. HUGHES. ReNsy h our opponents BEFORE THIS WAR the Wilson tariff threw two million American workmen out of their jobs; and its work had only just begun. AFTER THIS WAR the Wilson tariff, unless defeated Nov. 7, will throw all American workmen into competition with sixty million trained and disciplined men of Europe. a “Too Proud to F ight!” Means No Protection, No Preparedness, No Justice—Only Surrender! The claim of the Democratic Party that it has made prosperity in the United States is false. Its claim is filched from the blood-stained trenches of Europe, which are giving America a false prosperity. WE MUST pay the price for it after the war! WILL “peace at any price” protect us? WILL Bryan, Daniels and Baker protect us? WE MUST have Republican Protection! WE MUST have Republican Preparedness! We Must Have Justice and ‘Written and paid for by 0. W, Barros, | epread this C. W. Barron, care Doremus a J Bui Spent 4 There is truth enough in this page to doubly insure a Hughes victory in New York and New Jersey. Its circulation ls all that is needed, Hughes spent truth Bigeye ten Shomer) the printed truth may speak daily to more ten million. The vdriout Hughes Committees have already contracted @ Copy Approved by for the amount of their funds in hand. £3 If you believe in the Hughes record and the Hughes principles Republican National Publicity Committee you can here quickly help in your country’s defense, * ° . a Py | I