The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-28

can policy. they have won end established their
now. throurn IA IrrepTessibie advance Of Amer,
deoendence. And just as their Industrial eman.
OF the dying century into the greatest Industrial
power In tho world. with q splendor Of domestic
fort and happiness and made It blossom as the
rose, so shall their commercial emancipation
s davaGGS e ssI : rSP 20 Ss t in s oTsS e1ras SSiiTs OF come tine
nercial power, whose. flag, shall float on every
sea, whose products shall land on every shore
Mr.. smith was followed by former Judge
Henry Il. Rowland, who said In part:
speech or Ipsnry n. HewInnd.
The relation Of capital to labor. the organiza.
tion OF industry as affecting problems OF govern.
mcnt, the economies Of t~rusts-these questions
have been banged and threshed about by incom.
din; but the Indirect results It's OF Industrial ies shU
lation. It's effects, upon the individual as q mem.
Dor OF society and upon his attributes-in other
words, the psychology OF the matter-this Is n
subject well worthy tho attention OF those
morslists who, In their plans for tho redemption
of the world by legislation, have treated man
entirely as a unit in tho social scheme and
sinRulerly omitted TO take account Of human
Ono Of tho evils which It is commonly at.
tempted to, abolish is the acquisition Of SSealth.
and the odium or at least the presumption of
moral guilt Is now attached to those who arc
prudent. thrifty or nstute enough to get ahead
of their fellows. But are we sure that they who
are so alarmed about the getting of wealth are
any better than they who get IL. or, IL II be n
fe!ony to get wealth. that they would not be
fTeionies for a eonsIderst nog hom be- named on s" ST
themselves. Most OF tho penalties for tho get.
ting OF money-for the inquisitorial corporation
inheritance tax arc just that-are measures in.
tended not SO much to prevent tho acquiring OF
Jabberwocky octopus is not slain with vorpal
sword. but placed in q cage and sheared an
nSnSily \ for e on the e, benefit Of the commqnity. In
have some too.
THE SERIOUS SIDE OF 1T.
There are other and perhaps even more seri-
against our whisky legislati N. To compound
drugs for eight and ony.quarter hours a day. to
mill operatives 10 work longer than State sena.
tors think they should properly wish to. to
ai1S un ne dnsri' 6iac dISMh oy i h tSese s ofiene Ss
are to be added to the list OF original sins
s (which 9 ct to ' 1sx ssmsnits R" sna shlfen Sessol REsStIisa
of the crime OF '73" will be lost in tho multi.
tude Of other economic crimes which we shall
be liable to commit. Schoolbonrd sins, factory
act sins. violation-of.license sins will become
common, and inspectors with notebooks. and
walks, acqIaint us periodically with our parlons
state Of sin, and bring home to us the delights of
the insolence of office"
There is a serious result to be considered; tho
Indifference to crime where there Is no moral
index to guide. Theft may be viewed with the
same composure as the offence of working over
time. 1t is a true ,proverb that IL you live with
a lame man you win learn to halt, Virtue will
but. to use the iargon Of the courts. "a
matter affected with n public charge and
s wg snsli as secs snrslS "ut Ss tic without drn Ssc a con.
anatomics without a vcrmiform appendix. Blu
these results are almost too serious for after
slider the discomforts, the red tape. the offici. IL.
dom, the reports and inspections OF such a life.
virtues of courage. ambition and stendfastness
which we SO much admire. We should be
helped and waited on and guided and pushed
Suppose, too, these different economic sins
vary in different jurisdictions What is to be.
the same cause of behavior will prepare him for
for he'll in N 1i Illinois 'P' As pu' we now 'G go i to jersey Sf &c
form our corporations and escape taxation. will
h FSom hs sosS Isws the ,o % Most, fa NIrsin;a tie IS Of us , fee
we may not become disqualified for salvation
These are some Of tho queries that I would
nature of the problem which is perhaps as i'm.
remedy lies in distinguishing the fault. Let us
not be too sure we know everything. or too
eocksure that we know more than our prede,
a justification q truth. AS Mr.. Gage trench.
antly put IL: "The opinion OF a majority Is
words of Garfield: Two have happily escaped
not fall into the equally pernicious error that
multitude is divine because 1t is a multitude"
After the speaking was ended the President
ceived the diners and shook them by the hand,
The introdmctions were made by Charles A.
Moore and r. A. C. Smith:
fccted and carried out by the following commit
h Tee; c.. ws smitR, FF Fessussf:: w GhlsiF"e g; eli
son. Secretary, and Henry, L. Manning,
Wormer, Richard Butler. w. 9. Faycrweather,
F. !; NJ: Burrell, Frank squier, Henry r. Towne,
Among the boxholders were A. Naum'
berg. who had with him in box 2 Mrs,
and MISS NC" Goldsmith. S% n. /. I vaientine
was in box 4, with Mrs. Valentine, Miss
F.. b; Gushing. Ms. f. p. Savage. and
i aiS n'S were in box 8 With Nil Miss iilS Miss i
Helen Ludington. Mrs. Abbott Z. Kittredge,
Mrs. William Todd. and Mrs. John L. Martin,
Miss Truax, and the Masters Root. In box 5
were Colonel and Mrs. II; $. Manning. who had
fer their ,guGTstS Mrs. s. Clair MeKelWay,
well. Mrs William Rogers sDa @i Chapman IMAM and a
party OF friends were in box 3. Mrs
BENJAMIN Atha, was in box 8, and her guests
Mrs. Charles i. HUGHES and Mrs. a. q
Chase of Syracuse. Theodore F. Miller. in
box I. had as his guests Mrs Charles J.
G.. Boldt: Mrs. Charles A. schicren,. with
Miss Schiercn;, Mrs. Young. Mrs; Richard
II '2 Seth M II. M M6fi s'T Miss M Ri sT.T Mfs
Carter, and Mrs. Wheeler Smith were in box 10
q. Williams, and Mrs. Thomas +. Pembroke.
THE BESIDE ARRIVAL.