The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-26

fact that he is more concerned than any
one else in the enforcement of the law
The laws of democratic government are
made by and for the people, and it is for
| their best interests and to conserve their
rights that such laws are made"
What effect has the disturbance in
Chicago and elsewhere had upon the
, socialist movement"
II do not believe that the labor trouble
in the west has added to the strength of
| the socialistic movement, or that il has
caused any acquisitions to the ranks of
I popuism. Anarchism and doctrines or
policies that strike at society and rest for
their foundation on unbridled license, are
so un-Amerlcan and so foreign to the
principles inculcated by our system of
government that they cannot flourish on
American soil. There is not a line of
American law that can be interpreted to
mean anything friendly to Anarchism"
What about compulsory arbitration
can bill be passed! or should one be2p
This is difficult matter to discuss I
believe that within the constitutional
powers of congress some law should be
passed, and that this agitation will re-
suit in the ultimate passage of bill to
control strikes, and by some method
which shall be Just and fair both to CAPT
tai and TO labor. But the framing of such
a bill is most difficult task To what
CAbChb OuC COhAu lldhG tl2t Judgment OIL "a
board of arbitration compulsory In its
carrying out, is the difficult part of the
question"
Another active and earnest member of
the committee and of the executive com
mittee is Representative William A. Jones
of Virginia He is one of the most watch
ful men the Democratic party has on the
floor of the House. and the morning
hour" always finds him on guard The
afaFfn unit flnu MIA
sentative Jones Judgment, and his opinion
carries great. weight with it. / asked the
member what his opinion of the situation
was, and what would be made the issue.
In the south and west" he said. 1.-THE
income tax feature of the tariff bill is the
most popular, and has made us many ad-
herents. | shall begin my campaign on
Monday, and shall discuss the repeal of
the Sherman law, and other matters con
corning finance. The silver question is
an important one in the south, and espe-
cially the free coinage of silver, or the
question of increasing our circulating
medium.
~ don't think that the tariff reformers
in the north were as anxious for a change
in the tariff law as they were for a
change in the financial laws, and for this
reason preferred that the tariff measure
should be kept on the side track, and that
a financial measure should take its place.
embOdying reform Of all our whole
financial system.
The industrial disturbance hasn't af-
fected the south a bit. In Virginia il has
cut absolutely no figure. The populist
haven't gained a vote in the south on &C
count Of IT, Their weakness in Virginia
is apparent when one considers that the
Virginia republicans have decided TO make
nominations all along line the, against
the expressed determination of Malone
that they shouldn't. Two years ago the
republicans supported the populist tic
ket. The Peoples, party won't begin TO
make the showing il did then.
The republicans are making a desper-
ate EFFORT 10 gain control Of the next
House. They will talk Of hard times.
and charge 10 10 the democrats. But do
not believe they viii be able 10 make the
people believe this. Notwithstanding
the long time consumed in trying 70 pass
a tariff bill 1 believe that we are going 10
hold the next House without the shadow