George Howard Earle, Jr.,
Half a Slap and Half a Boost — Philadelphia Ledger
(1912)
“ Take our own city. A great many people have gone hungry while Tariff tinkering was going on, and if they do not wish to go hungry again the Tariff may become a paramount issue with them and may control their votes. ”
George Howard Earle, Jr.,
Half a Slap and Half a Boost — Philadelphia Ledger
(1912)
“ To vote for Mr. Roosevelt is to give Mr. Taft half a slap and Mr. Wilson half a boost, and why a man would want to impale himself on so absurd a dilemma I can't see for the life of me. ”
George Howard Earle, Jr.,
Half a Slap and Half a Boost — Philadelphia Ledger
(1912)
“ To a man who believes in the principles of the Republican party, and who believes the Tariff is always an issue in American politics, always has been and always will be, there seems to me but one course open, and that is to vote for Mr. ”
