New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

execution and OF the statutes enacted in pursu-
hem OF are as no eject The Of
party now restored to power has been from capta
organized In trusts or otherwise TO control arbt-
ana Il has s9pported such legislation as will pre-
vent the execution of all schemes TO Cypress the
rates of Transportation This purpose win be stead
now in existence and the recommendation and sup
port Of such new statutes may be necessary to
carry them into effect"
A PROMISE TO ENFORCE LAWS.
There is promise to enforce existing laws ane
dent has neither enforced the existing laws nor
draws his salary and permits the trust TO grow
aowedp our Sessions Of congress to and
adjourn and has never yet recommended remedy
mined s to SUP Support the ticket no matter what the
President does no matter what ocia rs
now refusing to discuss the trust question. The
the fpR1oaio 'S' ef him there
are good trusts and bad trusts, and then he win
tween them. d1aughterJ But. my friends. one
hg enf he h
Of Mr. Hanns for while Hanna says there is no
trust every Republican knows that there Is an Ice
ALL KNOW OF THE ICE TRUST
Now, If there are no trusts how can there be an
be bee true 5g a d hdre are is an B NOW
the peculiar thing about / is this that every Re-
s. knows that there is an Ice Trust but he does
9S ss EnIT Ts stat Beef ns eracfer trust
trust in nearly eyerything that the people have to
know 50 little about trusts that are, as broad as
B1 the Fact Is Ss here u IN you have
a Republican Governor and Republican Legs
neither Ice nc Napyt.ng else ch9e o
tenti ON Of the Attorne who Is Demo
crat elected on the Fusion ticket. It came to his
/. and on the first day of August the Ice Trust
To-day we are approaching a period Of industrial
despotism where few will control each great
SGys ST tRp prodacs viii B at the &
where every. person who furnishes raw material
man who works for wages will work for the wages
compiete-and a Republican party not only does not
stop It, but ENCOURAGES it.when that condition Is
men: instead q addressing their appeal to the AZ
"Give us this day our daily bread (Cheers.5
When a man who has worked years In making
pioyer if when he loses employment under that
one man he must go out and commence life over.
ceases 10 be free man he becomes the serf of the
get WITH some we ri knoWn
that syndiiGas viii threaten to close Down and dis
dictates to him. I'm; CAPPlausel $1,000.
for the people is impossible under the reign of the
trusts. 1 want you to believe when l say that
| am more interested in this campaign as citizen
than 1 am as candidate. more interested as
b bs{ner thar am as .1 DemoSTat ApPa1se2
what my sen Will be, | don't know what my sons
only for lawyers or bankers, or trust magnates
want government that will plant hope in the
every being something to live for (CheersJ If
can leave TO my children government which Will
protect them i'll the enjoyment of life and liberty
and in the pursuit of happiness and guarantee to
toll I will leave to my children richer inheritance
than ever trust magnate that lived If he left
his fortune and the law by which he robbed others
sent our night against industrial monopoly would
take the mother with her child in her arms l need
need not tell YOU that from the moment when her
life hangs in the balance at the chds birth until
OF her waking hours when that child is out OF the
child for? 1t is with the hope that that Child
may make the most of LIES opportunities. 1t is
ter. and may have some chance to work out
Republicans. il you be here. I dare you to shut
the door upon the humbest child and take away
cheers am not satisfed to Sg Stop eRtortio8
W o 10 aT fbe npeS ste er r of
and cheers@ do net believe that God ever made
waite monopoly aH{I Ax for his own profit the price
of necessary of life. CCheers.)
THIS WAS PLEASANT FOR SHEPARD
w hg dobS the oil
There is one of the things we are striking at? Why
they defend the Hundred or more trusts that con-
troll the price OF things people must use? We want
exist, and believe it would be done If monopoly
with it. hut the moment it crosses the State line
the Federal Government ought TO deal with it.
We propose that then any private corporation
organized in any state cannot be allowed to go
take out a license from the Federal Government,
the water shall be squeezed out of the stock Zap
plause) and the corporation shall show that 1t is
trying to mOuOpOliZe branch OF business.
Why not squeeze the water out of the stock? Is
there laboring man who can object to squeezing
if Iaborng man worked for a corporation that
has watered stock; doesn't he know that that cor
poration must collect enough from the people to
pay for its fictitious capital? That II corporation
shaI nave no watered Stock tne corporation c9uI9
paving money in wages 1t pays money in divi-
Why can the farmer object to squeezing the
water out of a corporation? The farmer cannot
can object to Squeezing the water of the stock
of a corporation? The business man cannot in
shall squeeze the water out Of the stock There
will be flood for awhile, but there will be honest
corporations afterward.
HIS TRUST PANACEA
And why not require the corporation &c. show
that ii is not attempting to monopolze any branch
of business? If it is going out to deal in interstate
ing out for good and not to prey upon the public?
believe with this remedy you car destroy every
private monopoly now IN existence and prevent the
creation OF q new one But i you nave petter
monopoly to exist But. my friends. am aware
there are some who don't care 20 worry their minds
about such subject; but my friends. 1t Is wiser
look ahead and suffer from experience Solomon
has given us proVerb: The wise man Tore
pass on and are punished 1t is a great idea. and
you ought to remember it in that form, but if you
you don't help us overthrow the trusts now you
will remember this proverb some future day, after
reads like this: The wise gets the idea into
his head the foolish man gets 1t in the neck"
But. my friends; let me invite your attention to
a new question that the people have never con-
SID