Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-05
HIS ANNUAL MESSAGE
Synopsis Of the Presidents Rec
ommendations 10 Congress

ommendations to Congress
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The following - a brte; synopzi. Of
Prss-d-nt Roosev-irs message 10 co.,
gr~ss. xiVinx a resume o. h-s cnn-ents
an recoUa1-1sla2.cn gpc1 TIE topics q
greatest Interest % the Azlertcaa peopie.
The mexszGr op@nz with an s--ciai To-
,scs q ;hs 5e4th q TIE iate Pr~stsnf
NcAlniey- and = eaiogy q hi-a m Which
the 7rest1-ut says-
u . zgt too murh 70 say lat a. re
tine % Fr-~14~rt Mckiniey's 1e~tA \.
Vas the most Ni.f-iy- -tovss uRz N al fH-
rit-i states. Shlae ue hare zsv-r eat
s1F p1oltc nan of his p-axitiga wno has
her 50 whogiy fr~@ froza ths eirr-r ami
s.-s-t-~s l-e44r-t - runlic lfe- As po-
- cal opoonents Ners th~ drst - e-ar
- ths hra@A kin.Alln-ss q zatars. th@
sUrrtre<s a1d Eertt-zsss e rh1r1cter
~hich 80 ent~are,f hsrl o his close 8sso-
GATES TO standard - aeftT t1regrt1E
IN publ.c LIE he united - teuter 2-er-
tlcn4 s13 EaE1~ virtues NEar1 are a.
innpurtsnt n ths =ak~ss2 q u41o1al
e1ataefr-- Eaiazzt sssssr n th= great
war fer the union ~ also sHc-e as ar
ple % At cur r~prls n~raus- q rs
cor.t1ct IN tae u-cst s1rrssl srd iztizas-
r-rss1 a. hatred % kina. far he -~ver act
ID wits auxht eu- ro-Fas~rarc On fer the
welfare - atAfra NJ are czzia tN4 70
prssats lie Ts~ s~,e-,.ser- 81 th's-- r.ur-
cereszs rrlr1l nals wh1 sssk % -x--lsa tnsl-
crlnafnaiitv ~ 4ss@rtl-s thet = = srsr-
wealth and trr-sps-.ihss p.s~-- bat far
this as-ass ,nstArn even rs hsse a7ein<T
ezu11t - urx-A
In the sane cS--sctioa - r~cozazr-r-ss
rscsnzs1sir< a. th4s usn ye--li tke
f--t~rat rcu~rx 90 kArl 4-v -ar Gszi5rv q
taxing Or 4srsEEriE< 70 take tks Lfs e re
CO. $500 Esss,f1ss =. o., g a. sSsss5 u - -.
l. for iAw tsAt wlll prsveEt ~ r--sehirx
o. tezchir< - srsrrelsti- ecr-rlzzs Sirs-E
~iA preTsrf the lHrsiiu< upoz elz- s1cres
eIes
Tie rra.s.
Hs E-ass sifh ~ trust prae5e,~t A. ccr-
si1~ratae isuxsh- cLfirE bef1 ~ 4tr1z-
ccrparat,o-s - tne raftec H~ er-s r1s
attrtbrte tHe1r rtse % tax exfsterc- q n
pr1tectfva t2rfT- bat - nktzr2l ezEEes
that operate n ether cozztrtss 1s vel as
eur Ssn-
he Claims thAs TO theua n. zarts1 o.-s
rzuch 0f irs pr-s-nt degree * pruxr<rfxv
art cozEerrtzl Az1 iz31sr-1zl a.vH.c~-
mat thAt = = n srsAt c1rpar4Sl1.ls
cc-tir-nr. AID E14e a Uari4 p1N~r n
the markets q he uorlt
He asks for iexisiatlcz isat z-I rcrfrs.
az regul1fe t1sr-- tl- Il t1s s1E~ tl-E
co0zs- coc Ere-s 90 at 49, 14z-a1z =
e-Grtarx E-ch legis.4tl1E- are AssE-x a
rzmoer q rsasozs fur tte -eee=sarE f1r
a1aHr
rh- prscfss has aru.zssz z-ck aarzEz-
n4szr- a srs4t p4rt ae wAlch - ~1El4F
Without s1rr4-r J. = Ecr Er-s te1t a.
III ricG lave srcNr r-cAer - rc1r ave
fore E1s the average ElE- zt- wAEs-
worksr. The f4r=-r- tke kzz- trazsr.
at te4 prrs@zr tize TA-r. have s~ez
abuses cgzrse-se viii TIE accEEz-As11z
q N-1ith- YET T. reE1srs TIE tk4s = fer
caz - sccurzGlat.E ~ IT, p-rse- sr--
cfa1ly 5-Es1le1 c-iy @ car zllt-r < &C.
fsrTtzg iEEsEss lzei-e=tal a~zsrss spsz
vAlce 5eEe1Ts Al DAEkzEz cAz c-ly sr-
tst u tes coz1-ts1cs are xzcE "a 1Ezr
kTe1t p<tr.E as re rsw1r@z - x-1-x.s.-
Artlac-xl o-gs3iss@ s1cA as corpc-ariozs
an1 so-nt stoek OF other zssscz1tlszs a.
r-sld-z4< Epoz any stzrGtgry l4W for th-lr
exisfenee OF privlle<eS- sa9uId b szh1-et
fuA ard Accurate tnforuzattc- as q tk@fr
eFzr4tio1s sho1l1 oe made Eloli- EeSz-
A@EiE Al reaso11b11 Intervals
Azo-g his reasons for cazrsor - ez-
rkaslEss the fact that * wkafever &xIs-
iatieE : enacted Il should Eos. arY fur
TIER than can D zynsGe1- Ezmp~r TIE
sfruEg and forcsful uez up5z whom the
s1ccess % business es~rztiozz i-~yttAhiy
restz
Another % h-s re4sorx fer c1utsaE 4
70 Be foErc x the srfrrZa zg1rz rctzE
eozeitlors o. to-cay as the szze business
ccz6iilozs which have r-oSucess tk@ graz
agsrsgatio-S o. corporate and lEGtxlGGal
wealth have made theE very potent fac
tors Il tuterrasiOnzI commercial eozp<-
E1r-- that commanding posifs7r. II The r.
terCattor44 olslreSs WoEiG which ne b.
levs wiI ee more auG more eurs. !t Is cs
the utmost 4Epcrt4rC. that this Position
b 70. tecp1rdlEe1 AZ the present tine
-CrGer such eorSltious i would . rost
unuL.e 10 er3EP o. fettsr the youthful
strength q the rztto-
But While re rscogEires these eorEittoz.
a reasons for ealtic- ;r szaetszx trust
iests,atioa; s- believes thsr- are evils
vElrk Rcd he reresteE ard BELIEVES afsn
that remedies may b applied whIch MI
rct hamper cur present position
~ the evils he considers orsrczpEszi-
t-ziio1 the worst and o. the remedy for
thsss evils re says
The frs. essential in determining Row
% deal with the great Industrial CON-
e-n4tlcns ts kuowlec<e % the facts
p1o1eity- In the interest of the public
the government should have the rtkhs 70
Inspect ana examine the workings Of
the great corporArious engaged IN inter
state business Publicity IS The only sure
remedy Uh3ch ne can row invoke What
further remedies are needed in tks way
OF goverrEentai regulation or taxation
can ozly e@ deterzined after paoiic.;y
has been obtained By process % Law ard
IN IN. course OF administration TIE nrSt
requisite Is knowie1.e. fun Srd coruulete
-kzSwietes Which Eaay Be made pubic
'Ths large corporations. commonly
called trusts. though o-gzzixed IN one
state always DO business In many states,
% s:s.e ss.rs th.y .re 'S S5s,.ss n ,ss
Is utter lack Of uniformity in the state
laws about them. and as no state has
any exclusive interest IN o. power over
their acts u has IN practice proved i'm
possible 70 get adequate rr<uIacfor
through state action Therefore N II.
interest o. ,Ae whole people the nation
e. OF the states In ths matter tcself also
assume power Of supervision and rexuIs-
tion over all corporations doing an inter-
where the corporation derives 4 portion
OF its wealth from the exisrence Of SON.
monopolisi.s element OF tendency IN its
such supervision Banks are subject Z,
II. and In their case tc Is row accxutsd
Is . simple natter OF course Inieed 4
tions BY the national government need
scperyis.on exercised cver them By 50
ers.>r TO produce excellent results
The president believes that IL vii -
Possible 10 secure the needed renet.sx
FOR ths trust EVIL under the co-stfeutf,-
as II nov eaists. hut Il congress thi-ks
otherwise he recommends that cynx-ttu-
tsccai amen6nent Be suhn tse1 sss. viii
Cos fer the % re- necesSzrT.
In cornecria1 with the s-rsts hs re-
enneres legislzffon creating a cabinet cr-
6c<r- 70 - kroua s. s@c- esary OF ,r--
= e.ee. whose d. ries vousJ he - Heal
w1th All q1 .s<so1S ccrceru-Eg cozEercs
txlrr and th= rs-rfan- marine
Chinese Exclusion Necessary
He reccnEen6s the Immediate rs>r-
actmenc Of tks Chinese exclusion act a.
necessary protection for American work
men and IN the same connection recon-
Een6s such zne1enenrs TO the fnterstafa
commerce lzw as viii enable the varsors
states TO protect their fshO-erx from -