Oxford eagle., 1899-09-21


49, - r~soiufians 80 prr-eai. pr,-
srnsaiiy. ahtsg gsui~tie 70 truts a. sh.-s
now exist. Tie. h.,,.sevr. d.-ni..i thi-
saying q have uou~ prepared a-d
am nut SURE Nh~thsr have tin- to
prepare auV for prv-r hfstssiu.
The SPEAKER Was infr,,sias-..,i hs t.os-
>tanivv 90 kan-as. v b. sct-,i a. chair
man ~ thr op-ntug ss-stou.
Cod. Bryan -poAc in part a. fol-
iuws
W. pr,s.'- ~v~--s
-fhe trust suerfiau hal. xrssu IN iru-
p.fiane~ WHhiu fa- .assf rea y-ar,
49, come 60 riusslssf fls. eautfaitEtfissf
and th- nasEnlflsis ~ tha Interests iH
,,,'s,'l 's.,n 80 wee 80 .iiis,nl in ~ ~
t"epl~ nssN come fsEs 90 tfF, Nsifh thla
4''fssit'n ts TIE trust nlseAna uF
cHrss % surs... Nhtf r-tn.-Ir aan b. 4a-
'fr e. tn e4raef |FHHf start sHn
3D. Ai-laratfifu fatt ff.stf.its.IT s1 private
htutls q ifisit fauHinis frt snH sfIiIssi
gf'int and nfsirrants. ~ fraat ular ns
its7 harmful than fn.sf boz tans trsusf
fna Eusfs ufHF n- nasre asrssa,tisnF tnan
Hunttfr nuf there aas ssssf llssa.ft.sl
in private a.lusis. aud 'ia usf hs'ire- 81
u safe t.fr isfF ff p~rrslt anF mas ~
srauu I'd mru a. uaufu,sii1r aaF arf.elr
% Hl~fohausiiae 90 -ag hfHuca at basi
uaas
rs- n-f-..~ ss va..pat.
The ief~n=s ~ n, aiefla.-,iY 70 al~avs
Fi,isei 1n the xrasind -ast g Tsu sut ff
las p"Hul~ 60 essnfral tns rtarket. an.i a.
thr prize ttaF siii b. afHst fr fHs assipis.
= ~ piirrhase af hem. Ehs entire TO-
taras nH tns trusts rHsfs .lss5n rlsauaT
frs1rnHuf az fhs trtswt stl' sal o. = nlisn
an trfirie fnr fhiitsr is@t rnar th~ arfl
CIR Sht ca~f nnsi~r ftnrr esi iitiuns than.
tn tns sutnnsu ef s.aus lElf urHe.as e. frflsf
a ufHalaN thin &
drnH rhsf uuaisr nsus.ai.r rhs priss
Nil b. rariitfesi Ia re s..Ha,t nite~ II
thr enfarifus g. q uleii'f.asie frsut afa@r
sttnti sfsiufs Tar autsHigh l.ia tnaucfsi a..
s@ntss~ rhsr th~ lru-t set.Ai hrius
Lts~~ts's wsr.tsE
IN th- -srfy year. es t.lneoTn > t,iuain1.
ira D. s~ns ffasiEu fs assnsrst.
and in rhat s,i..--ls..s -. ss.rs..f 80 7...,,5
rs u.u ag-siHsf th. sppfTtlrh q rrssssasr.s ng
ite slsial if saH fhe slfrsn.sf tsf alir aluif 81
sI'n iH s'ti'ssl t'''fiiii~ uifn = aat tii'ses
tafsr ta tne sfr'latssfs 81 aitssruuasuf ant
in that attempt BE- aAs the auura.teh ~
uisIsltrg ~ Lincoln . - rishf- "a asnaseg
yau rut capital up.su an ra4l t.sslfInE
With iab"r ar ahev- lsb-sr lu ne sfrti.s-
tHr~ q EuF~runis-nf aasi AZ sn fhs. rssss.i
o. aid a ras~rutia ias-rt fhts Hezta not ugl.an
reatsssn bslf upuu farcr
Not hius D. more nnsHF fuf Ehan thaf
~ shall. tn the rsgi iasag rtkhfly unsis-r-
sstnd ths rstataeu estss.5n mansY All
uiau
@ft-fsE ~
what II the purpas- ~ ths trusts ~
the monopoly Fur lsu { ass- the HurlH
trust Z uae o. IN IA. --fis.s hat th.f trtssf
M ans mpuapaix. and saztt - the pgrp.ss..
ot ulunapslY
=-rh. arst tfvantax~ - a rr..napsrv a.
o. iawer ths prize - the raw material
Furnished ns the psapir o. tne cnmhin.s
tlsfu
The next thing L. taat after yan have
bought ~ al th- factories a. rislrs. a part
ef them. and turn aut % er1ptayment IN.
msr Nhn are snstSed IN hem. ansi, u
FuE viii zu about rHa country vntf
vii wnHFv thssss 1lltrrsiris.ss nav ting
sssnl. ufsissr tn. control u tNs trusts h.sgs
f eren el'sssa ups and - tud aow a. silent
f monuments e. the Atsia'na sf ths trisaa
system. In ease II tasai -tr kss and -r-~
the work gass uu vise7 lstrs. thus prevent
+ INK ='riaus lsfss What .ia.-a H mean tt
{ means tuatt u the flafuiss employed tu one
/ factory are nat salts isrf Nith ths. ternis
f fixed ~ the empiuy-r. and strike th..v
can ci"s~ town thar factory. and l-t the
ether factories without inss 70 the MANI
/ ftctnHers.
some ss the EG~~s..
-Whsu a branch u fn.IIStry i@entirely h.
I ths hands ~ one great mouopoly - thar
every skilled man 10 that isifitf~frv nax T..
ga 10 one man for mpisa stisnt then thar
Z one man viii nx wszes as ~ pIra..., and
7 the itbaring men viii thsu .nar. fhs ~uf
I fsring q th. man who sells the raw M
tsriaE
'-whetn the monopoly has absolute con
traf. brains viii b. At q discount ami ret
stfves will b. necessary 20 1h thsss. post
TONS There is na qtIssfhsn ah.ss4t "a A
distribution
o" the assa. ss ~. ws.-
There Will b. no need fsr commercial
[ travellers. because Snsn ans bs.iy wauts
soeds an be has To 10 b a. wrst- - tn
{ ore man who has them fuE sale. and sar
{ W bat will YOU iet me have q far To-day
+ He can not only IN tft- nrts. n wn.t
g H. sells. but ne IL fHsa Farsr
{ whirh he sells You have q trust 70 that
man generosity and his tseisfon ur.lr
what r. tair when ne Is On oas stsis ami
What Is the irst thing 20 be expected
{ o. trust That IL Ntif cut down ex
psn~sS What ~ the secpndf That IL VIII
[ country vet a taste u csmplete trust a
complete monopoly. and can not tell
[ secure a complete monopoly. bscanr.. 10
the attempt to secure "a monopoly the
/ monopoly has been iswering prtees In or
der ta rid itself of 'ompatftors bat when
u has rid itself of eom9stifors what h 90
tng tc be the result
Il Humaa Mature.
MY friends. all Of you have to know b
human nature. God ft.tste men selfish.
[ instinct 9f self pr~-srsstttsn II Is the alb
normal development II a mans desire e.
protect himself We must recugmiEr sci
I fishasss and we must 50 make cur law
/ that people shall not oe permitted % tres
pass upon the rights % others In their
Efforts TO secure tdVsntaxrs for them
[ selves believe that s8ci.stv h Interested
[ TN the Independence q every citizen. 50
city - Interested in this because N a man
dies and leaves provisions for his wife
amt children. the bur'isn falls upon So
cisty.
Il believe that the pril,sfple Of monopoly
1 finds its inspiration In the desire % men
! 10 secure by monopoly what they can not
! secure In the 0pen a.sii 0f compef efitinn.
L Tartn Trusts.
Another thing hat 10 my Judgment
has aided monopoly. Is htgh tariff Nc
body can dispute thar a tsrir Law, an i'm
port duty. enables trust 10 charge for it,
/ product the price Of a similar foreign
proauct. Plus the tariff.
Vow. some have sus sssstsd that 10 puf
| every thing on the free list that trusts
maA-. ~egist destroy the trusts do not
| agree with this statement. II h made
50 broadly. | believe that the high tariif
has aided the trust to collect more thai.
the trust otherwise could collect But
do not believe You could destroy all trusts
/ py putting all trust-IlsIie articles on the
fires list WhyF Because II an article can
be produced In this country as cheApiy -
II ear be produced lbroai then the trust
could exist without the benefit of any
tsrtfr NJ all. although d could not ext0rt
/ 50 much IL could with the tariff. and
| while some relief may come from moiin-
cations Of the tarin. We cau not destroy
| monopoly until we lay the at the root
OF the tree and make monopoly Impossible
by Law.
Railway Discrimination
1T has been suggested thst discrimina-
ton by railroads has aided tine trusts
There IL no question that discrimination.
favortrtSm. secured 1y one corporation
against another producer ana a rival ha
been largely instrumental IN enabling a
desired monopoly 10 become practically /,
complete monopoly. New that can b.
| remsdled by laws hat Will prevent this
Discrimination. and vnen we prevent tns
discrimination. still monopoly may exist
The remedy must be complete enough "a
prevent the organization Of a monopoly
Nov. what can b lsAs to prevent thisr