Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13

the advantage to be achieved The re-
eHstaL establishment Of our merchant marine in
our commercial triumphs. I am satisfied
the Judgment of the country favors the
IL bseaden - eur our ersaan1 eommesrean
8 scaPa q city for,ths products .of asii iicultuFss
81. our navy, inean more work az ana Nv WAGES ees
to our countrymen, aaawelI asa safe
guard to American interests In every part
OF the world.
Asks for Trust Lerfs1,tfon
Tho sub5ect NJ trusts +. +-eo+ad a-h.o.
vey ana several famanst
mace 1or tneir c9Mrol, including reitera-
nie OF
] It us un.versally i sconceded MAJ com
binations which sengross Or control| the
market M ;Lo ot; any particular. kind Of liner &
eeaele 81 saepr ssslnk 81
Eural and foratHary Sc0ppe tit10M. whereby!
prices "a aheed Che xsp eHaI
common law but also to the public well
evils involved in such organizations. If #
tainly to control or check these monopolies
or trusts, it should be done without de-
lay. Whatever power the congress pos
sesses over this most important subject
should be promptly ascertained and as
serted. -so~''s,
State Legislation Has Failed.
tn no;r+s ~ ,rov;o,s 4,,,,4 ,,,.,
and its inffectiveness and sisn esSiation eniia t
tention to the legislation enacted by the
various states In the following words:
The, state legislation to which President
fof trusts has failed to accomplish fuIiy
that object This is probably due to
gEsat gtsfss extent fss aeran f. the vs. {ss
er, way TO- discriminate between evil and
Injurious combinations and those associa-
tions which are beneficial and necessary to
the business prosperity Of the country.
The great diversity of treatment in differ
ent states arising from this cause and the
Intimate relations of all parts,of the coun-
try to each other without regarding state
lines in the conduct Of business have made
the enforcement of state laws ddfficult.
:, It is appanr;ent that umniformity nj Of legisla
is much to be desired. It is to be hoped that
dissriminations & % M between what is injurious
ana what IS use1ul ana necessary in busi-
ness operatlons' may De obtained and that
ithiS tha ay nG iHone ief tne congress,
Mnnr wn,r ene en- ~ OF It's consttutional
OF state leg'1siatlon as TO make complete
systes sstea aGea,3ets Ghc,aW nfougnont the United
seryance Of the salutaryp rules iv1at to WHICH 50
nave Tbo i1teaieu, ba1e ,,,oe+,o
ne mhGie ques11on IS SO important and
M;1l 6a lih3,v cnns;dared a 5"t 1 10 part pi II
Of it will have the stuied1 pa Rmass
the - congrass resnitine ,9 .;en ERA or
cious cne sens' ac{ien resulting III wise ana judi
~. Eoa, u.,,+,o
Our foreign relations are treated ex-
haustively,aand general state of tran
quillity is shown with all countries: - In
this connection he.notes tina the contract
netween the Marltline SaAai company ana
me ~ van soverhn1eant mas peens oe-
oei th lne Sta+es
commission and dwells on the Importance
of the undertaking to this country, and
Of which he says the t reasons sons then present. s %
ed for early action are even stronger now.
The showing this country will make at
the Paris exposition of next year is treated
1000 exhibitors from this country;
Attentlon IS called TO the Iact thaI Ser
many deell1es 70 recoghZeatnez :ex :exxceHence
sractort setttement of fd The Question Of
tli1S rs ne SAYS: -
saa sgvetal s4veaIentss - VI at,,raI .nH nr
eefa reluftan. 70 ao.o ,nt na.dia1 nd a. o-
thp care a wt hch We +beE ,1rity is D.
e 81 hv r,wid wi" insnect,on oe frpm ihe farm
throEph w iif fhe s1anpSter honso and the nacK,
our a8stem Of
ported food staples invites Examination
from any Quarter and challenges respect
by its Ell efficient lent thoroughness. ~
ance companies a full hearing as to their
several wears of natient renresentation
happilv succeeded ana one of The most i'm.
nortant Americen comnanies has heen
eranted a concession to continue business
in that kingdom
T am also glad to announce that the Ger
man INSURANCE companies have been read
rnitted hv the sunerintendent of insurance
tn do hnsiness in The state of New York
The canadian BOUNDARY.
SATISFACTORY progress IS rePorteu IN tne
WORK OF tne Aiaskan ooundaty com1n1s- s.:
SION ana hopes P t1at the nesotlatlons s now n IN
progress VIII eno III d Satisfactory asiee-
hien'
Much progress has been made by the
commlsslon toward the adJustment OF
many OF these questions where it became
apparent that an irreconcilable difference
i;no;+a+ior u, nf +he AiosIon ponnder ~ re r.,
the failure of an agreement as to the
meaning of articles and of the treaty of
is25 between Russia ana Great Britain,
ka and the NM commits m h
houndary he laid aside and that the re-
maining questions of difference be- pro-
venced "" as to assnre ths nrohahiIitv % III " of q
sattiemanf This heinr dacl;nadl hy u tho
Rrifisl1 Commissioners. an adiournmenf
W. was daKen untn the boundary should
he suR3ect tet,o mas ;ah 9een RECEIVING the care
demands with the result that modus
vlVeHuI ior prpv!stonat uemaIcatlons
~ tnE region aDout tne nead OF Lynn
tI tnat .ne negot1ations @ now IN progress oe-
% fop {be W. ena al IN an
limitation of a permanent boundary. ,S'
Apart from these questions, growing out
OF our reiatlonsnlp with our northern
neignpors, tne most friendly disposition
cussion Of numerous matters arising In the
vast and intimate Intercourse of the United
States with Great Britain. - II ="
is alluded to, and he recommends that In