The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-06

ana abuses exist which require the most ekilful
province OF true s-tstssmansSip 70. sarssdiosstss
them; Genuine, honest, and practical reform IN
the demands OF the hour. Our efforts should
not DO wasted In the formulation Of mere
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yainly propose TO .beneat mankind by tho
may possibly enrich themselves, while their az.
ludod followers become poorer.
AN IRREPREssIBLE coNFLIcr.
1t Is useless to disgpise the fact that there IL
society between different business interests.
The iaTmer's interest lies In securing farm labor
tho mechanic, relying upon the work Of their
receive tho highest possible wages for thoir
services, and at the same time SECURE tho noces-
stF tSs o %o ,ife TcS.oI ,hSt T SsHf. the farmer n.a,1 raisSs1
men want to buy what they need In the cheapest
Instead of connecting plausible and deceptive
innovations. which are impotent to change ex-
isting conditions. and which can only excite de-
frankly that undcr our system OF govcrnnentit
Is impossible, TO materially restrict. except In
contract between individuals, or to directly con.
troll or regulate prices or wages by legislative
sible conflict between the interests OF the buyer
and tho seller, the employer and the employee,
his clerk, tho professional man and his client
To a certain extent there viii lwaTs DO q com:
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arise differences Of opinion which cannot and
contest must 70 on. as Il has always gone on.
by natural laws.
TIME FOR PLAIN ORD
and suGerings which pertain TO the present hard
times. the continued depression. which affects
alive Sss smsioy ,ns Sli ana tSs o. h SS,Sinlas w Tf%Sn are
constantly imposed upon tho extremely Door
and those in moderate circumstances; But
unfortunately come upon the country about
every quarter OF . century since our existence
country alone. but exist largely everywhere. !
bog to remind you that they cannot be slleyiatcd
false theories OF their cause, By attacking those
IN official station. by arraying class against
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such times as these that dsmagogues thrive; It
Is in iSss ,E sSch times that they ., should ouna,i Be
and their sophistries afford no genuine relief.
but only aggravato the situation. They arc
chief. fSsy cans load men S%a astray. but they cam,
not correct a single real or imaginary grievances
Sessed " OF Glib %e sSn SUns.. and tns While lie p @ef : with
honeyed words In their professions OF friendship
COT tnS ses'e one oe 'a idea' d toward rS't the ees Solution taHMn o
lator's great problem, or to recommend, aid. OF
secure the enactment Of a single measure fol-
"it is strange indeed. and the times must be
out Of Joint, when such men can and lis.enss'
ingmen and intelligent farmers. 1t is q time fol
abroad in the land; there is too much false doc
trine taught pertaining to governmental rune
o ooA' the 'n spirit of s%ociaiism and ~ the,
II implies. including communicate om AM
] rnrr uo.ralIAi. fhara Ia fn0 mncl tnlarhtlOl
ties; there 10 too much clamor for class legisla
that mon can become rich without effort BY tn
mere hat Of the Government, instead OF enrninl
is too much attention paid to cranks, biathel
sixties, and political adventures. entitled to n
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pillars OF society.
? THE CAUSES OF HARD MES.
/ IT confess that / know of no adequate remed
: n,ent to bestow. / do not. assume 70 30 Eise
, than our fathers. who confessed Q like inabilit
lit is dihhcSit to diagnose accurately the cause
Of a nations ills. This much. however. 10 cieal
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s o.4sPni' H stnss do 10 so, sHSs; We mem %u q l az u t. 81
70 solvssthe ditasultiss IN the light Of u. ssIsr
S plogsa l l1sa,sn and 1sy tseS SUai po iide.i evan
gelists, who pretend SO thoroughly to eompr'
, bend the money question. but whose only stoc
in trade is their hnespun theories and sever
criticism of successful men. have. usually not
= dollar to invest in any legitimate business
. HOPES FOR THE FUTURE.
q Instead of yielding to dependency. lot q
look 10 the future with hope and courage. u
US lend q helping hand to the unfortunate. Ia
us endeavor to create work for tho unemployet
Let US encourage men OF means to embark !
, new enterprises. Let US welcome every publ
Improvement. Let US patronize the publ
q ! spirited business mar who does something fc
tine people in return. Let our nation cease !
meddle with dangerous monetary experiment
= "Thi country has survived greater hnanci,
: storms in the past; 1t weathered those OF lSl;
i ls37,LS57, 1873. and 1t will not succumb to Ii
0 ono now pending. It viii recover from 4
again. We have survived the shock of gret
foreign wars; Q mighty civil war could crippl
but could not destroy uB; two OF our Presiden
= have been assassinated, but tho nation move
0 on, It's progress undisturbed: we have recent
t indicated the Monroe doctrine in spite OF En-
q fish buster, although the teeth Of some OF o,
8 own people chartered with fear; with hrmne
0 and courage we have sustained the nation
. credit against all attacks. open and covert, ar
there arc no serious dangers which now co
/ front US which American honor. Americs
Q pluck, and American enterprise cannot solve