Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-02-21
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pSd lzfi01 against zarrzds
Is c~11nsiFe5 primarily EIth tie intent
n bringing ths hhoyisss to time a.s
making thea -oJ1Eh Up % prevent
tne lsztA1G Furtherma-e, il i'll
not EDgwn Thar io55Ttsts themselves
prsurs sut+1nrosd his fr intro
d1ctsl1, 10 order that thsy nay prost
b. Beating abal The zEru2ds are
DO 10 politics. except wbe1 they are
imod into aaem They are c1auu1-
ally forced into politics hy the poll
uczus il the legislature and cat
And a. rasuiL the railrc@d business il |
N3A1lrL II e pr1s1sr a. all p-ysyeB
10 spite q The blsulity q oommun-
.Itg deliberately fooled and mised by
politicians ard editors deluded byl
politicians TIE C8lumsa HaraB IS
the aa1aszmssf and ab3est eo1ntry
Iper IN Nissan and probably. In
TIE Eniued Slztek Il bysL regu-
l2E, Democztlc publication It's w1Tdx
Therefore, are EuT1hE TIE attention q
tke PlitGiza ndlexisztoE and bus
nHs men generally. TIE railroads
running through the state are snaoug
the best IN TIE country. They have
done miracles developing the State in
Increasing is wealth, 10 improving
the condition q every man in the
state and therefore their chief re-
ward has been the imposition d IN
reasonable oJstructig1s, interference
Tith rates bins for boodle strikes.
and ndlscnulnzte. general abuse Of
the most scErrile character.
TIE assertion is made nov that the
railroads % not want CONSTITUTIONAL
C1nTe1tioa this rear. Il is alleged
That the railroads oppose the eouyen-
1on fo- fear that a revision Of the
prostitution viii inperil their busj-
hes The allegation comes chienyll
from msn who are interested in con-
sincing the railroads that the Consti-
1utlonsl C0~uvention may be eTtremely 4;
f9pocauc and that they-the eop-
TlDcen-are the only persons who /
Zn0E bow 70 handle the money to !
prevent the accomplishment Of Popu- 2
istie p1rp1s8 against the noads. The
ooDTiss create the danger out ofls
heir y Imagination in order toI
work the railroads fof heavy fees and. :
'oasibly, for slush funds. the greater a
art Of which never leave the lobby.
SIS pockets la
in view q these circumstances il is
,oped that the Hsra5ds article will be A
ondered By TIE leaders Of the party b
: which that paper is the ablest and ..
71st influential organ. In short ~spseeI
be article affords conclusive demoD- A
tation that the policy Of the d0mi- e
ant party in the recent past has been
policy Of hostility % the general y
est Interests q the State. The aui.Is,
le follows. "
Much as is said about the domina-
q corporations, especially q rai-
ads the history Of Missouri does not
cut the theory that railroad build
lghas been a very profitable business CO
this State. There has not been attn
ng ailr0ad line built in this STATE IN Be
any years II we except the trans la
influential routes, which have bean la
instructed for the accommodation a b.
lfo1gh business 10 railroads. out de
q those i~naugurated By state aid by
l1l-A have been built 10 Missouri On
any counties have % rallroad "a twi
lue& and there = large number ofian.
irving towns b which railroads do Hs
I extend How different is our st
.lghbonng state q Iowa. which hasls,l
raiinoad 70 every county seat, and Wl
heb is a network q zlroads.
II Is sbortSightsd policT which,
pples railnDad building. II Is piae- 5
an enlarge On progrez Whje,
lroads are public carden and sslhas
% shond bear their burden II Tara din
a. they are slso public convenience MAJ
blessings which are indispensable ~
.slaatareA instead q hamperng Ia
iHads ne n0w have, should en. rem
Inge The building q more until and
~ sction u The STATE is supplied ma
n them II Missouri had nnnassI
l0ss She HOuld have sir miUi0rs
and two hiIioos ~ -..fth ell