The Globe-republican., 1901-12-05

Iation will generally be both unwfse and in
and with sober self-restraint- Much of the
been ezesedingiy misshievouz had it not also
business interests. Tor the government to un-.
tIon to 9o Wat ma2 turn ont to- be bad
you'd be to incur the risk of such far.reaeh-
able to undertake nothing at all
that there are resI and sraxe exiIs. one Of
Of its many baIeful consequences: and reso-
Government Supervision
IT Is no Iimlta t upon property + rights a
men receive from government the privilege of
e fe from nRdfn
and enables them to call into their enterprises
upon absolutely truthful representation to
t is to be- 1p 1gd
If tv fo0d t eerniee ens wark
ing to the PUBLIC injury 1t should I'D beda a5
betternent to rid the business world of
polite Of crimes Of Violence Great eorpoTa,
and safeguarded by our institutions and it
IS therefore f, our right sd our duty to see
tutions.
Publicity Remedy for Trusts.
deal with the great industriai oombinations
is knowlesgs Of the In the
have the right to inspect and examine the
IN Sabr1ciay IS osS
further remedies are needed in the way of
69y be f9e p@bleity has been
Obtained by process of lava and in the course
S9ee9EledEs: 5uI and somPieteS kaeEiedee
s.Artiacial bodies. such li as Corporations and
upon any statutorY law for theiP existence OF
PRIVILEGES, should be subject It, to proper GOV
In as to their 0Peratiobs should be
The large eorpoTatiens; commonIy called
do Business in many states s OFT Often doing WeTS
little business In the state WI, Where e. they are
ity in the state laws about them; and
over their acts. it has in practice proved i'm
possibie t to get ads9Gate resulatton tha9gsh
wheIe people; the Nation should, without IN
matter itself, also assume power of super
doing an interstate BUSINESS This is espe-
eoron of it's wealth the from t Of
some monoP1iistic element or tendency in its
such supervision banks are subject to it. and
matte q course. indeed. i probable thaf
gopernment need not 90 so fay as Is now the
case with the Supervision exercised over them
in order to produce excellent results
viii enable the National government exer-
else eontrSl aleng the lines above Indicated;
the passage and adn1inistration of the Inter
1nent of the Congress is that It lacks the
then a eonstit1tiona1 amendment should be
Should 5o d6nf be- tae officer
to be known as Secretary Of Commerce and
at the last session of the Congress 1t should
broadest sense including among many other
things whatever concerns labor and all maj
and merchant marine
Restriction Immigration.
With the sole exception of the farming
interest mo one a5tep Is of such xitai me-
the wage, workers the farmer and the
a4n 3hat ala Are o we vii m ven Us o toy
It is therefore matter for hearty congratu
today to-day in the United states than ever before
IN our Sno Tar F nan IN a9
higher than eyer before EYER EFFORT of leg,
secure the permanency of this condition of
S4ly must Sod labor ao be Drofseted
this country of any laborers brought over BY
vet represent standard of living de
the labor market and drag them to a lower
end in view to re-enact immediately the law
excluding Chinese laborers and to strengt lna
its enforcement entireIy enectivs.
Of or proysl9n Of she s be
tTes carrted on directiy or indireotiy for the
d9en SHOULD ,hh be & from e5Ges s
work under unsanitary conditions
counfry snd for that mater the whole e1
Mheh has for one SIDE e OF so
ca e0a 6d e FaI ana b r in laFs
with the tangle OF far.reaching qIestion as
labor Very great good has been and will
wage-workers, when managed with fore
thought. and when they combine insistenee
upon their rights with 1aw-abiding
speet for rights of others. The display of
these qualities In such bodies is duty the
Nation less than to the associations them
selves Finally, there must also in many
be action by the government in order
to safeguard the rights and interests of all.
Under Constitution there is much more
scope for such action by the state and the
municipality than by the Nation But
points such those touched above the
National government act
'.Our present immigration laws unsat-
fsfactory- We need every honest and eff
cIent immigrant fitted to become Ameri-
citizen. every Immigrant who comes here
stay. who brings here strong body,
stout heart. a good head and a resolute pur-
pose to do his duty well in every way and to
bring his children as law-abiding and
God-fearing members of the community But
there should be a comprehensive law enact
provement present system First
all persons who known TO be believers
anarchistic principles members
archistic societies. also persons Who
are of a moral tendency OF unsavory
reputation This means that should re-
oufre a thorough system of inspection
abroad and more rigid system of exaueina-
rioa at immigration ports, the former be-
ing especially necessary
THE second object of proper irnnligra-
ought to be to secure by careful
and not merely perfunctory educational test