The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-11-14
WASHINGTON IN PARAGRAPHS
Bright Bits Of Interesting
Comment.
MANY IiMIiY TOPICS CONSIDERED.
Industrial De,eiopment.--A fall Treasury
---Roose,cit's thanksgiving
'POssum.
MANY IlMIiY TOPICS CONSIDERED.
WAmrINoroN, Nov. II. 1901.

WARIuNuToN, Nov. II, 1901.
The most rapid industrial develop
mcnt that The world has ever known
has resulted IN great combinations Of
producers, along similar lines. whose
object In combining their forces has
been the greater availability of the
most improved methods of produc-
ton and d!stribuiion. all that l. i'm
piled by cheaper production. These
"trusts," as they are called, have al
taincd wonderful results IN chcapcn-
ing production and in most instances
the cost 10 the consumer. ln some
instances they have not resulted IN
| benefit to the consumer. They re-
quire legislative control. The party
whose iudicious administration has
resulted N This vast industrial dcvcl-
opmcnt is perfectly capable of cxcr-
cising this control aud the American
people are content TO cntrnst :hc Re-
publican party with the task.
The oyerilowing treasury, factories
running over time, farmers receiving
unprecedented prices for their crops,
bankers reporting decreases in mort
cages. exports breaking all previous
records, abundant employment, good
wages. full dinncr-pails-in IA word,
universal prosperity and everybody
happy. These are tho conditions
after six years Of Republican admin.
is,rn,ion. Is ii surprising than All in
tclligcut people desire no change!
Manufacturing industries which not
only supply tho home demand. but n
large proportion of the worlds re-
quiromcnts have resulted from the
Republican doctrine of protection.
This is the stern fact that gives the
Democratic free trade doctrine that
wan, pale look.
Reciprocity? Certainly wc will
have reciprocity whenever the condi-
tlous are ripe for II, when other ma
tious conclude to come to our terms
The party that has built up Amcri-
can industries to their present pros.
porous condition may be relied upon
10 neglect no policy that will inure to
the national benefit.
Democratic methods of govern
men have been given II fair and an
expensive trial. They have proven
chimcrical and disastrous. Their the
orics were impractical aud .hCir Of
ioris si reform were hampcrcd by the
dishonesty of .hcir leaders on the one
hand and their incxpcricnce aud in
competence on the other. Their nd.
ministratiOn resulted In industrial de-
preston aud commercial dis,rust.
Gratifying Republican majoritics nt
the polls have testified loader than
word, where lies The confidence of
the American voter.
President Roosevelt has given an.
other evidence OF the sincerity of his
purpose by the appointment Of Mr..
William Dudley Foulkc to the Civil
Service Commission. OF which, as Mr..
Proctor il a Democrat, he will become
the president. MIR foulke will carry
on the work of the Commission MS
honestly as did Commissioners Roosc-
welt.
The people of the United States owe
deb, of gratitude to The state OF
New York aud particularly TO the Of
iicials of Auburn Prison Tor the man
ncr in which they performed their
painful dutics in connection with the
execution of Czolgosz. The 'cn,ire
absence Of sensational publicity was
most conmendable us well as most
salniary.
If the Pekin cable that reports tina,
Minister WI has been recalled should
prove trnc 1t will be u matter of rc.
crct TO oil VINO know him. IIe has
become quite popular in the United