The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-14

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Other O0sers seleeteA-
rhe Nc chaarmen se,ec4ed were: Thuw-
dsx. Drhlsy Wooten. Texas: Frsday. H. ".
JoAnson. colorado, Saturday, g. r. cor.sss,
New York. RAlph u. E4sosy VS. selected
a permanent SECRETARY The following sub
committee on programme ard rules was
.rr.osn,@d.
II. w. Blair. New Hampshire; L. D.
nutherland. Nebraska: J.. w. Gaines.
Tennessee: ]. G. Hanley. Minneapolis. A.
n Tnvsi.on. Texas.
Aftsr vafnly trying to solve the uues-
sfon ~ a committee on resolutions, the
s.-...,tsse Adjourned until evening.
The opentng Of the evening session was
n.,.~sa for .aue tiune pending the rcport
81 the COMMITTEES on programme and or
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Virginia. smoke.
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W., Hove. Of Louisiana: FIRST vice
prsadent, Dudley q. wooten, Texas: sec
ouA vice Drestdent. H. v. Johnson. Color
ado: third vice president. .. =. CosiiAA
New York: secretary. Ralph n kAsssy.
Chicago.
nueciar rui>s OF order:
rx,a-rh.s IN. conferences hall holA
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ana from p ~. t"i s0c" ss9
tournament may De nad-
0econd-That all papers or addresses
shall be limited to twenty minutes.
Thn reoort Was adopted unanimeuAly.
rs.,,..r rIe.a then INTRODUCED the
--~..-. $780,. - thu conference.
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~ accepssns ~. 49,.
~. move co'H"O" n's - ~
Ing the conference TOT tue HONOR eo"is
red upon him and promising TO PRESIDE
with impartiality. He then introduced
Attorney General Grow. Of Missouri. who
s,,o,r. an TIA subject Of Insurance Com
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Chairman fiowe 'n.1oouceu =. Do"s.
prestdent OF the CommeScsaI 1tasesets
National League.
rn..a~~ l~ao,.~s Trssts.
Ino next spsaAes .as = ~
OF New xork, VINO saso:
ssrhA rirht "a combine has been recog-
nissd from time imnemoriai. subject To
3 due regard To this rights Of others The
prngress Of the world has for centuries
been largely promoted by combinations
Of labor. skill and capital. but II re-
manned for the nineteenth century. under
the influence az steam. electricity ana
machinery. to become par exceisence the
era Sof combinations. These forces could
only b utilized to their fullest extent
through combining the capital OF tndf-
viduals. and the advantages Of such COM
btnations are 30 numerous that they nave
revolutionfxed the Industrial commerc1ai
ana political worlds,
The economic results have been 20 SUD
den and STARTLING that 10 has oerAsioned
alarm In the public mind. and this has
been scixed upon by Sensational journals
and political parties. competing for public
favor. TO unduiy exaggerate the evils at
tending the evolution. while the good has
been overlooked. / rrcphcsy that when
all sides Of this question have been care
fully studied. popular alarm 81 the orxAn-
ixatton Of industry. commonly known un-
der the 'niisnomer' of trusts, will suhsidc.
hut In q country with universal suffrage
the only way 20 put down error Is 10 argue
10 down. Sensational misrepresentation
must h met with facts or grave injuries
70 our industries and institutions WIFI re-
suit
From time lmmemcrial II has been A
common custom IN trade for manufacture
ers 10 select ageuss to sen their xoosis
and 10 Az the rrtee and tsvms IN vwhich