The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-09-27

| =. ny STATE Snail not 90 business outs1dA
.. the state until certain necessary con-
! oItions are complied with. II the people
VI any state are willing to create ana
conunue monopoly, the people OF other
s.ates need feel no concern, so long a.
.ne monopoly ia confined to the state in
nnicn the corporation originates. But
| III oment monopoly crosses the state
o ana invades other states. Congress
.as = rght to. and must, interfere for
| nc Protection Of the public at large le
Sorporauon organized in New Jersey, oe-
~ .nyH oHer state. were prohibited from en-
IN Interstate commerce until n
produced evidence to show that ther. vaa
| ~. er IN Sts stock. ana that II haA
| attempted. and was not attempting.
~ -nohopoi3e any branch Of industry itoL
70 90 harm would at once be do
in i.~;.,An An honest corporation engaged
"a ,eeatinsate business, ought to ioin
| e.. enactment Of laws, which will pro-
80, 'nsm H: and the public from the indus
| 80 nAsnwaymen who commit larceny
upon grand scale. Those who desire
S., ne ,snniniiation Of the trusts are not
nosuie 10 property rights, but thew pro-
TEST against allowing the fictitious per-
son. created by law and called a COR
yVIa'on' 10 trample upon tho rights OF
.r e uAeufaI man Of flesh and blood. II
pnsde tns man-made corporation supports the
tpuDncan ~ party. We ought to be able
man. 49,
20 Kauroed DiscFiminatious.
Inc railroads have by determinations
and rebates nn.ter,o,,v .isS xs,.
ing up monopolieS At one time the
standard OIL Company had a contracH
Win railroad whereby 1t not only en-
Joyeo lower rates than its competitors.
put received part Of the freight paid
by its competitors The inter-state COM
mefce commission has repeatedIv askeA
Tor legislation which would ernpover ~
commission to protect the public but the
Republican party has turned a deaf ear
70 these appeals
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preventfng re1noHia1 lnr1uIStjou. buf -.
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- G.a1sins otnex 80 omaHeP bnhksL
Wy muultlply u1u9ooe1ouS q thor
=. nlonopoay. NO motser nov tempt
.a s .ne present ADVANTAGES: no mat
eeI no" suuring the immediate prospect
e.y cIu1en VIII nnd 1t to his perma-
nc .ovantase 20 AID In the overthrow
"a ene monopohstic principle, and In the
,'- s'aoasnment Oh the industrial system
epTu . oasis OF Justice Give the boy
q cnance' ana let success be the reward
y, e.
Inc aLtempt OF the Republican party
70 iareey increase our military establish
nent suggests another inquiry: Is your
-" SAFE wnen new ideals are substitute
eo Ior tne ideals cherished during the
es pas. century. ana when the doctrine oe
.o.ee accepted as an American doc
.line. Up 10 this time We have en-
couIaeeo science and the arts; We have
pIocialneo the advantages OF peace. ana
nsve nav preSched the gospel OF love- What
VII oe tne enect upon the character OK
pIo,ess'onai soldier at the expense OF tho
clvihan. ana teach the creed that might
can create ngnt
Dangers Of Mnltarlsm.
Is your son safe when a large military
establishment is being built up to pro
tant lands? When Mr. Mckinley was in
augurated there were only 5000 soldiers
in the regular army. In December. ISoe.
the President recommended thar ~
standing army be increased to 100000 men.
A Republican House of Representatives.
prompt to do his bidding passed a biz
and this was done after the treaty OF
peace was signed and before hostilities
broke out in Manila. why did we mead
such an army? Possibly the prosnectu.
issued by the Philippine Lumber and De-
yelopn,ent COMPANY will explain. The-
company has an ofice in the Merchants>
Loan Trust building. I35 Adams street
Chicago. The prospectus saws s.Negoti-
ations are pending for timber rights and
some valuable timber riRhts have already
been secured and negotiations for others
are rapidly approaching completion. No
other company can compete With this ono
in getting a first foothold in the islands
and for several wears At lea at this com-
pany will be ahead of all compe.itors.~
It also quotes from an article in the.
American Lumberman in which appearn
the following: Unlike most tropfcaI
countries the labor problem is easily
solved by the Chinese labor. which In
plentiful and fairly good" The capital
tst may see an advantage in militarism
and imperialism. but where is the labor
ing mans share! He Will furnish sons
for the army and viii help to pay the
expenses OF war, but be has no part on
the profits. As some one has expressed
1t his lot Is to Die for the dividends OF
Dives.
Is your son safe when the doctrine OF
equality before the law Is repudiated. ana
when the arguments which have ever been
used In support Of kingcrafr are called
into justify taxation without representa-
tion. and government without the con-
sent Of the governed. Many have given
their support to an imperialistic policy
without fully realizing what imperialism