The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-04

been literary man of note and second the Roosevelt
has been made President by tragic circumstance that he de-
Dlored personally much citizen of the United States
The first part the message devoted to President Mckm
ley and his murder This portion OF the message at least will
so history classic The intense feeling OF the Pres
den revealed every line referring to the tragedy at Buffalo
the awful meaning OF assassination In lew paragraphs
he given perhaps the and Just presentation
the character of his predecessor that has been written tie IS
position know the details and the dignity and Importance OF
Presidential message require him to adhere strictly to the
facts OF the ct the message particularly this part OF IT.
lacks sereoyped form and style of the government doc
ent reveals the character of the President 1t will bring
the people closer than to him
He recommends that avoWed anarchists should be declared
criminals "Anarchsc speeches writings and meetings are es
sentv sedtious and reasonable He recommends
archsts persons protesting principles hostile to all govern
and ustiyng the murder of those placed authority be
kept of this country found here after immigration he
suggests that they be promptly dported the country from
whence they came He says that he believes that the federal
courts should be given Jurisdiction any who kills or
for the Presidency This crime should be made an otense
against the laws Of nature like piracy and the slave trade While
President shows fear that anarchy will to be men
ace the few he devoes showing the tut1y OF
the murders of anarchists are impressive.
This great country will not fall into anarchy and anarchists
should become serious menace to its institutions they
would merely be stamped but would involve their
ruin every active passive sympathzes with their doctrines
The American people slow to wrath but when their wrath
once kinded it burns like a consuming flame"
President Roosevelt has handled the question of industrial
growth development and the formation of trusts and large
corporations in mastery He has been frank clear and
honest his treatment OF the subject to degree that we nave
never before public document 1t has been the rule
Unfortunately without regard for the truth AS
nobody need the importance and value of the mod
ern tendency business studied should be-
The evils evident already and those that may result
from the formation of great business corporations discussed
President who believes that publicity the only rem
edy that now invoke against the evils of trusts
He recommends that cabinet officer to be known as sec
of and industries be provided to deal with
commerce. including labor the merchant marine and the trusts
He asks for stronger legislation against ignorant immigrants
The Spy commends parcu ary its readers the paragraphs
dealing with the immigration laws He recommends more
thorough of inspection abroad and rigid eXamna
ton immigration ports, the immigration law to include
careful and not merely perfunctory educational test
He commends reciprocity calling it the handmaden OF pro-
lection He supports protection as the accepted policy OF the
nation believing welbeing the wage-earner be the
prime consideration of entire policy of economic legislation
He asks of the Senate the reciprocity treaties
laid before it by President Mckinley.
commends the gold standard and recommends economy
in the expenditures of Congress.
large space oforesty. He says that the fore
should be apartoever for the and benefit of
people whole and notsacrhced to the shorghed gr
eed of few.
Irrigation treated at length He believes that the
nation may have ultimately to cooperate with the several arid
proper irrigation He believes that the state
should insist upon the perpetual ownershps OF water in
der to maintain fair method of distributing it.
No portion of the message will be read with greater inter
est than that dealing with the territory of Hawaii the Phil
aent referring to the Philippines to the impractical antmpera
He earnestly recommends cable to Hawaii and the Phil
ppnes and the building OF the canal the isthmus.
He that the treaty with Great Britain which
he will lay before the Senate has had all the objectionable ea
the other treaty removed that there need be diff
the Monroe Doctrine and urges the strengthening of the
navy order that that doctrine prevail peace He de
that there need the army but he suggests
important changes,
The civil service reformers will be pleased and proud at that
part of the message dealing with the civil service
He believes the time has when the Indian shall be
recognized individual, member of tribe
He gives paragraph each to the St Louis Buffalo and
Charleston EXpositonS commencing them to Congress.
He says the office should be made permanent bu-
He refers to the excellent record of the postal department
Apparently the great bugaboo Of the deficit the postal depart
has been chased by Smith This
remarkable achievement that ought be appreciated by
American people In department OF the government has
been gratifying reforms and improvements than
the postal service Mckinley administration These reforms
have been effected without Dragging and without legislative
wrangles
The President wants the open door in China
The false the whole document is the request that
the Chinese exclusion be reenaced President
ageous, broadnded have inserted this provision
which is insulting the Chinese people living under our
The section in which he deals with immigration provides
ample remedy against all possible dangers from Chinese inn
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