Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-06

Laws II. R.semmcnded-Ths Navy.
esrshensive synopsis Of Presidsu,
)is message to Congress is giysn be-
)<zais and House OF Representative.
ters sfess assemblies this year under
b. of great calamity. On the .irth
brhsr. President Mckinley vas shot
k-.rChist while attending the Psu.
! EXPOSITION At buffalo. and died 10
% the fourteenth of that monrh'
lis; seser elected Presidents. he Is
sto has b~en murdered. and the
y alarm among all loyal American
Moreover. the circumstance OF this,
itEasslaaion OF an American Prssi.
y = pseuilariy slnlster .isrInesnee.
Sect Lincoln and Preaident Gar
lLlr. BY assassins OF types unfor-
tcs Ensonmon IN history. President
sliirI . victim TO the terrible pas
)1ssi By four years o. civil var,
trai Gsrnsid TO tn. reyenE..ul ran.
sappolnted osnee-se-ksr. Prssidsn'
.. Killed by an utterly sspras-i
sslonrinx TO that tedy o. criminals
70 all governments. soci sad had
-s.A@s@ any tAEHAsN
y 10 guaranteed BY ssea n. mos,
.!ss.al Laws. and ~ho are as hostile
fisht espouets of . free peoples
is 10 The tyfsrnieal sHa irrss9oasl-
3, too much To say that q, the tine
bat Nekinisy's death b. s.s The
slf loved suAn 10 all the rnltri
slie -s have never had any public
Fosiiion sho has sesa 80 shoiiy
The h'itsr anitnnsitiss ineidsat 10
p There could es no psFsonal
sis. fof be never acted With Aash;
.sfsiiaa for the welfare Of o;h.fs,
pslic OF private life. The sstsaasFs
sf:sfrfous criminals sso seek 70
~ erisiinaiity By Asssriinf that u
n i1F poi!iiest ends. isselSh aEAinsi
irresponsible poser. nut fof this
.ssa this tass spo!esy eass
) Sat speais In tho hlEses, terms
sa-si and public virtues Of yr. Ne.
stefihing the nature of The sssa.-
p The motive tsat Inspired ii. the
r-iinues:
sstiss Of the Assassin
~ vas aimed not =, this rresi.
a. al pfssises,s at every symbol pf
Tho snsrrhis,. and especially
n In the tuit.s States. ls tasfsiy
q ertininsi. more dangerous tsan
4 tscasss be represents the sans
g a Greater decree. The nAa VITO
anafehy directly OF lndifsetiy. In
! - fsssiaa, or the frAn rho ssoiS.
rsafctiz,s zst their deeds. fsatss
fsiiy aocsssoFy TO murder Before
ne sHafsals; 10 q criminal whose
i.silhe,s lead hifa to prefer eonfa.
Ia A.. laa=HH
f'tsr. It's protest o, eaaeera for
, 10 Outrageous Ia iis ingssrat
4 u the political ins;iiut!oas ef isis
no, Afford opportunity TO sss'J
y intsiilsent sSn o, toll. Thea the
~ is fersrsr closed atsins, him
4sss 10 everywhere not merely the
| it stem and progress. hut the deaf.
sf;y. n ever aaarehy is triumph.
s;ueh viii las, for bg; one ri
10 sueceri~i for ages By tie
rs, % aesso'isfs-
said Esetuds Anarchists
Fsiiy recommend 10 the cosrfess
stsrcise OF i's wise dlserutien u
j. ir,o consideration the eofnins
sifr Of anarchists or persons pro-
Pies hostile to all Eoysrutnsn,
tsE the murder Of those PLACED
No matter calls NOR. urgently
ui thought Of the Congress.
,sTzi courts should be sivca iufis.
any man Who kills or atismp;s
resident or any map -ho By the
% bylaw is 10 llhe OF sseess.
rfssidensy., While we psn's.
10 the snofmity Of the oisuss
tlsti,utioa..
"a crime against the whole
aud all mankind should hand
shArchist. His crime should be
-snss afains, the isw Of nations.
shi that form OF rranstsallnr
TIE slave trade for u 10 OF far
Fi1lI than either. IL should be 80
treaties among all eirilif.d pow
Tho Trust Problem.
y=rndou. and highly complex
.srslnpmen, which went on With
ffa'sd rspidity during the latisr
h.1c;senth century brings us face
tho texiuninE OF the tventisih:
ff-iops social problems. The oil
d old customs which had almost
I force of Law. were once quite
rrEula,r the accumulation and
q wealth. since tho luiustfinl
hish have so enormously Increased
I've rover Of mankind. they are no
Hat.
alien Of great corporate fortunes
% due to the tsrin nor TO any
iuarntai action. but TO natural
he business world. operatinE In
tflrs "a they operate In our own
tue that as the rich have Erovn
Tor have Erovu poorer. On the
iEET before has the syeraEe man
tfEFr. the farmer. the small uai.
Esll OF as In this country ana
- time. There have been abuses
viii the accumulation OF wealth.
ans true that a fortune aecumu-
"a condition of comforting IN
.tu'al benefits upon others. sue
iprlse. OF the typs which benehts
can only exist u the conditions
70 offer great prizes as the re-
A.hs OF industry Who hav. driven
srstems across 'his continent,
tllIt up our commerce. who have
cur manufactures. have on the
tf"st sood to our people. Win.
u, material development OF which
izstly proud could never have
Moreover. we should recognize
81 Importance to this ma'erial
oi leaving as unhsmpsred as
With the public good the sifonE
men upon whom the success
th"fhh@''F sN
Caution Is Urged.
u7nal reason for caution In deal.
fp9rauuns is to be found IN the
commercial conditions Of to-
same business conditions which
~ the great aRrrcgaticns OF cor
ldiVliual wealth have made them
iaeiors in International CONNER. !.
NNnn. America has only Just
~ lme that commanding position
national business world which VIC
more and more be hers. u is
e.i Importance that this position
lafdtd. especially at a time when
tlnE abundance. of our own natu-
aud the skill, business energy.
,tal aptitude OF our people make
lsets essential. Under such con.
YOU'D bo most unwise to erainp
The youthful strength OF our
70 great business enterprises car
70 effects limited to the men A.
spfsads throughout. and while "
tterybody. II In worst for those
The capitalist may be shorn
ines; but the wsgc-worker may
at even barc necessities.
new Industrial conditions, the
VI OF the world shows that legis-