The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-12-26
HIS ANNUAL MESSAGE
Syaopsis Of the Presidents Rec
omm endations to Congress.


The following IL "a brief synopsis OF
President Ro-sevsits message to con-
grcss. giving n resume Of his comments
and recommendations upon the topics OF
greatest interest 10 the American people;
The message opens with an Official mo-
ticc of the death of the late President
Mckinley, and n cuiosy of him In which
the president says:
1T IN not too much TO say that ut the |
time Of President McKinley's death ne |
was tn most widely loved man IN all the \
United States while We have never had
been No wholly free from the bitter ant |
nosl;ies incident TO public life. HIS po-
litical opponents were the mrs. 10 pesr
TO the broad kindiiness Of nature. the
sweetness and gentleness of character
s,nses s SO re e"ae a s,sndnr% @ e. lofty integrity
in public life he united the tender anec,
tions and home virtues WHICH are al,
character. A gallant soldier In the great
war for the union. he also shone as an
example TO all our people because o. n,s
conduct In the most sacred and Intimate
Of home relations. There cosld be no
personal hatred OF him. for he never ac'.
~e,iar. wn az a"ehs eshcss Sa NO ON. could fa 10
respect him who knew him In public or
private life. The defenders of those mnr-
criminality by asserting that Is ,xef.
cised for political ends inveiGh against
wealth and Irresponsible power But aor
cannot be urged"
In the same connection he recommrn nds
iesisist ton for dealing with anarchy.
Law isa' apv WI, man psrm r%,y of
taking or attempting TO take the NE OF the
chief magistrate or any person IN tnc hne
Is for a law that will prevent the presching
or teaching Of anarchistic doctrines within
our boundaries, and another Is Tor one ,hht
viii prevent the Landing upon our shores
of any person with anRrchlstic tenhch-
cies.
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ne uehf VIII "e uus' p.n"S - ,.on
slaeranie 'ens,n; c,unK DON me. me- sr,n,
ccrporauons 10 me hhuon ~. noes ~.
attrinutc their Iise 70 tne essuencc ".
pro, n .a,n; ~ ,sr n"' co,rtr,es ss well ne
tnat operate IN o'her COUNTRIES ~ "e' 'S
our own
lie claims that TO them the nation owes
much OF lts present degree 9r prnsl"ray
mcnt; that II Is the great corporations
who have driven the sailroads ACROSS 'nc
continent, ana made us worm power III
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ne usns ,o' ~ ~, ~ ,h. ".rn. ,in,,
anu res",a,e .nen', "u. ~ v;,s ,a,,,,nr IT,
t vourstrm ,onS'yss S ti,io, ~ 1r and ..s,.ns .
nnmb"r s Of " reasons Tor The % Necessity for
eam,nn' ava "' nus proo's", -. w.
The prncess mas aroused muvh '.,aGE
wi,hou! Tdrrant Il IS not true ihs, as
tht flril haNe sIn"n I'ent. w. r'"' nn W
grown p""isr' oh lne con.rsryi ne' uo
Inrc n"s ,n' a,.,ase ~. ,,.W ,raI.r
worker, me iaImer' Uhs small racer,
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can hs ac.uhn'alch oy we person spc
,h.e $500 III ..,.,,,,is. ~, III. =, ~.
~h,cb b.,,,.nt. ali msnk'nd can only *.
Isl n the conditions are such as 10 ofYer
s,,at nriz,s as ibr rewards OF ,ucress
''Artinciai bodies such rs corporations
and Joint stock OF other associatlons de-
pc,idinr upon any statutory law for their
to proper governmental supervision. and
full and accurate information as To- their
operations should he made public rcgu-
lsrly at reasonable intervals"
Among his reasons for caution he en-
phas!zes the fact that In whatever leeis-
i.Iion is enacted II should not. any iur.
thrr than can he avoided, hamper the
strong and forceful men upon whom the
success OF business operations inevitably
.,o,s.r ~ NJ. ,,ason. f,r c.u,,or 4.
,n,, ~ H. ,ns t,,arn.'io,at ,n,,,n',.,aI
ror%l,,ons nj o 81 n 10 % daY as the same bnslness
conditions which have produced the great
Mssith hay. made Them very potent fae,
Tor. In international comn,crciai compe
A. yse ha nplN Nj he IN "A
sn,r. thai ,ommnudirv positIor N, thc In .
,srrrtionai b,isIn,ss World which we n,
i,,y" will n. marc and more ours II Is of
Ibr uImost lmportunre thai Ills positIon
IA. nnt I,cpardIxrI nj ths nrc,,uI lime
'.Ind.r st,ch cnr,iiluus A vnuId he ,nost
,nwtsc io rratnp on i.tt,t The Nuui niui
strrnrth nf IN, I'm Ion -
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i.y,.istInW Ir beiIsye, iberc nSe evils
~Sirh nc.d M. r. nrdI.d ,,nd b.Iisycs also
,b,t ,cro,Jir. may be nnpIieL which viii
,"i b.snne, nur ,ressut nnsitinu
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,hasc evil. IA. saxs '''' VI WV '''"' '"'
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The nrrt essential IN determining now
70 dral WIN the great industfiai com
binations is knowledge 81 the facts,
publicity. IN the interest of the public
the government SHOULD nave the iight to
inspect ana examine the workings OF
the great cnrp"tations engagcu w ihtcr-
stare ousiness' rnDnciIy w Tue oh'y sure
remrdy whlcn We can now invoke WHAT
Is'.ner Iemeu.s nrc hcsnea ~ !ne wey
OF soNrrihch.a! rrsun"on OF taSnuoI
g" u,'iy We nelsrmlheu aher puohstty
nas pecn op,ainru ny ptosess OF law sni
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'en ns,.s p'.,, III, "n" sonp,,y,tis
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y" .ne WIT" -
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calird irusis ,h"ugh organlrei IN one
ntien J"ins very iit,ie business. In M,
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