The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16

Of the new company. wih result IN an
estimated saving OF az least $4,000 per
year"
Ana then follows IN black type this sig
uihcant statement;
Advantages Of Consolidation.
"a conservative estimate Of the al
vautuRss derived from consolidation BE- BE-
ucyod 10 he $4,000 over tho present
earnings. which would make total Of
future not earnings with the estimated
earnings based on ten months
% che years business o. s. 5no001 81 q
per cent. on the preferred stock. and over
n per cent. on the common stock of the
new company"
u viii thus be seen from the prospectus
that the advantages secured by the cut
ting down 81 expenses will double the in
come ana not q word Is said about giving
the advantages Of this reduction 10 che
consumer The money taken from the
travelling men. from tho hotel
the livery men. from the news
papers and from others who suf-
fer boy the discharge OF travelling sales
men. clerks. etc. viii all he added to the
profits OF the monopoly. The stock was
10 be watsrei. and prices maintained 20
pay dividends upon fictitious capital.
.
M Hope From Republicans.
During the pr sent administration no
honest EFFORT has been made 10 protect
tie people from these monopolies The
Republican party controls the executive
ana the legislative departments OF the
federal government. II can enforce the
Jaws which now exist; Il can propose and
enact new laws. but e does neither. No
persons can watch the conduct 81 the Re
publ can party ana read tho speeches OF
Republican leaders. and sim believe the
Republican party sincere IN It's declara,
TONS against the trusts.
The Republican platform on this ques-
ton and the President letter Of accept
ance TAX ia connection with the party'a
record. prove Coucluslscy that 40 relief
can be- hoped for from that party In
stead o. pointing out the evils Of trusts
the Republican leaders spend their time
IN exulting over present conditions. The
trust Is a part Of present conditions. ana
Mr.. Flint. from which ! have already
quoted, declared that the formation OF
large corI OrutiuuH was one OF the im-
p1rtant features Of what he described as
the present busiuf S. activity III Repub-
lican leaders really regarded private mon
opoly as on evil. u they really intended
10 apply an effective remedy, they would
not hesitate 20 denounco trusts and suE-
AtNh HifhNH AWf AaAfit fANfi uAlIANtfts tAt
they express for more solicitude for IN,
corporation than for the people az large.
one H. reminded 81 tho picture which a
mother once showed o. her hoy 60 Inn
press upon his youthful mind the suffer
ings 81 the Christiau martyrs. who were
being thrown into the arena ana torn 20
pieces by the Hons. The boy looked al the
picture for o moment. and then his face
frightened up a be thought he caught
the idea. Pointing down into one point Of
the picture. be said. why mamma.
there Is one poor little lion that isn't get
ting a Bit" u g. even 80 with tha Re
publican leaders. Their sympa hy goes out
freely 90 any corporation. which la their
opinion Is not getting itH share. but they
are not moved by the hardships imposed
by monop1les upon all who are outside
% the charmed circle. Three sessions Of
Congress have convened and adjourned
since tho Preside nts Inauguration. ana
yet he has never recommended "a specific
measure looking toward the overthrow OF
mouoDolica.