The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-12-06

~ '''.aotY en1ank'Is ,ns h',i,sts otah.
,hetnle which undsrll.s al others. Is that
on INC whole ana IN the long run We shan
Up or uV~n aose,nef: lnsfe arc sscsp,
prosper isi more and IN tlmes OF advefsl-
J., sun" WI hunet IsI mVie tnah vtneIsi
~. hpeahins fenersny, = period OF soou
,,n,s meals mat all sna,e more ~ isss
N thcfn, aud ~ q period OF hard times Az
'".i TVS stress toh xIeAteI OF Tess lcstee.
lis polnts 70 the iaet that N ths past
tho iSnotnni OF reckless ekltatoi nas
been tho really effective friend OF the
.Nlls which ~ has been nomlnalIf oppos-
,,n y an a.siInn WIN DuS,moss ah.s'es.s
TOT the kVNethment 70 uhueftak. "
rude anu ll-consl1ered lcgl station 70 90
what may turn out To be bad would DC
,p InJur ,nn risk OF suoh .cachink ma
uonai u~ishster mat u woulh Dc prefer
able 10 undertake nothing at all. The
men VINO demand the Impossible or the
unuesirapls serve a. tue aIlleg OF ths
forces, Win which they are notnlnally az
war. for they hamper thos. who. would
cnueasgf 70 nnd Out IN rational fashion
Nhat inc wrohss really are ana 70 what
extent ana IN what manner II IL prae-
ucable TO apply remedies
Remedies for the Trust Evil.
M, M. -. a.. -. ,.,. 4.
YET Sees many evils for which there should
pe rennedles provlued " lheae csiis the
Us many baiofuI consequences. : lie says:
",Iha convection OF the American people
.nat thn Eteat .ofpotatlons klown %
,rus,a. sre ~ .er,ain ui thelr tea!uIen anu
ienushsles huttiul 70 tht sthetal wellhte'
D.sea upon sincere eonvlcuoh that com
D,nhh,m,Vun ehu ush'shlIatlon shgu,n ~ ny
preh,niisn. nut AupsiNl,.d aud Mlthln
iudrment mi. Con vic1,liaan n ,h " IN my
N,a I,moly TOT thrsH ,Nlls no says.
IN AZ. ,e ',,nnnpa, ny u.t.un,hahs now
hin stian," VIZ" m" sdsat inuus,.ia' ON
.,,n.ttnp,. "uV" t.uk. ~ ms iac,,E
publel,y. IN the interest OF the public
insnsc, anm w, mpnn ,usanso " n.sn' 70
The great eorporaiIons ensasea In Inter,
s.a.o nualhessL Iubnoity rs me only sure
,am,ay WHICH we can now invoke. b
az soy.rnm.n,a1 ~. n.,,un, ~ ~. MY
sos,a n,n'h,a. rehulauon OF thsnuon
~ only W dstsrmlhcd aItsr publicity
m peen oDtaincd by process OF Law and
raa,,,is,,e ~ Lnnx am',,, nn IN lnn ~,
~ hn ny "h'eh may DO made public
"Artincial bodies. such as corporations
NM iolnt stook or other ASSOCIATIONS. de-
pennIns upon any statutory law for their
,ais,enee or privllese. should be subject
~ Pspp". ove,n"i.n, supervislon' AND
WI M ac.utat" nIormh,lon a. 10 their
ray mould DO made public regu-
ihrliy, AZ ieasohablo intrrvals'
called ,ras,s' ,Sonph %osssn,, my
s,atc' always 90 business In many states,
sis,nn wbs,ss ,fhsn,Yy n.ue business ~ the
utter lack OF uniformity In the state
laws about ,hsm. n as no state has
any exclusive Interest In or power over
n ,n ne'S va, IN praotiee proved Inn
hs,am %s., nueurstc regulatl9n
,nr0ukn s,n,s as,on, Ihefefore IN the
shouid. wi,bou, lMn,ssyrfno neep,s IN. nation
~ %, INC a,a.es IN the matter Itself. also
. Nv, powet o, sup.rvlsion ana rcgnla-
~" ~, ~ o'prr,htions uolns an inter
sw,ss..r ",h.a. M sspeclhlly rue
w,nere .hs aotpora'ian derives a portion
mono,ri,.,pr" si iu y. eA,stenco OF some
b".inrss T,hsrs wn,,,, '.hu.ncy W Us
o oushh",., ~. "onlu nc no hardship IN
1, H. ,h..r n"uhs arc subject. ",
": INV .ns,. .nsc " " now accepted
\. n,ahnhi,. ,uha,''n ol rYuts" indcad II
,ionps h, n s"as supII'Ision ot corpora.
not yoS ~ y, n'l,pnna soNrtnm.nt need
. y" .,,,sI ~" ,ne ense WIN Tho
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opns, ~ n,o,a s'.," ~ a,"hAhcnusett In
I'M. me- psiIJ1aan," .s..ileh, lesulis,
,aaann, V'".n. nsh.N'H lhht " VIII he
~, M W H"ounr" We needed rcinci'cs
~ TIC. " unun,r tnl cnnstl,ltion
otherwisc no ,ccc,n w !, VI vnusress thinks