The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-12-05

The president begins his first annual
communicstion with an ofncial announce-
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United States, While We have never had
Seen % 20 Wholly free M from H0' the bitter ter AMI. %
iiticai opponents We're the first to O. bear ear
to the broad kindiiasss sf of nature, h the
swestness and gentleness of character
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IN public life he united the tender affec.
tions and home virtues which are all
charsessr saiians M xsS soldier IN IN the t.Gea sPeat
war for the union he also shone as an
n to AL people 9 his
Of home relations. There could be no
personal hatred Of him. for ne never act
welfare OF others. No one could fail to
respect hin him who knew him In public or
derous criminals who seek to excuse their
cised for political ends invelsh against
this assassination even this base apology
The shock, the grief Of the country. are
dark days while the president yet hovered
between life and death. At last the light
Breath went rom @ the oy lips etss ysst sHe even hS S
mortal agony uttered no words save OF
forgiveness to his murderer, Of love for
will Of the Most High. Such a death
browning the glory of such a life leaves
US with infinite sorrow. but with such
pride In what he had accomplished and in
the blow not as struck at him. but as
:nd xrsat presdsna wSe dead sSSa SS
while we mourn we are lifted up by the
splendid achievements OF his life and the
grand .heroism-with which he met his
IN the same connection he makes
nation should deal with anarchy. He
urges that the preaching or teaching Of
anarchy be not permitted. and requests
prevent anarchists from foreign countries
landing @ r. upon S our shore, snore, He wouid also
psr:on wRc IN ns ns for e0sacs any y
ss Hs w ever a oto
.:Tke federal courts should be given fur.
tempts TO- kill the president or any man
Who by the constitution or by law is in
While the punishment FOR an unsuccessf;,i Sssffsi
enormlty Of the offense7 against our In
Anarchy IL q crime against the whole
human race, and all mankind should band
made s II.
stealing known a.. the slave trade, for II
should be 30 declared BY treaties among
az civilized powers. such treaties would
sys tS the ,,S fsde.S r.. soyernment the power
t,iEJfn The Trusts. 10. H
The president sees cause for congratu-
latton Tor the nation In the business condi-
tions Of the present, but sees In the tire.
development which went on with ever ac-
celerated rapidity during the latter half
% Of ihs ninsteenth ret M century" serious social
customs are sumcient to regulate the ac-
S. ina Il. sos. not S5 .lSuss Ss
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natural causes In the business world. OPP
Grating In other countries as they. operate
The process has aroused much antsxo-
HihsS n. ;ss S:y. ny ii: ,s;s
grown poorer. On the contrary. never be-
fore has the average man. the wage
been. 80 well OF as In this country and
sss f With There II. have
Of wealth, YET Il remains true tu,afiSn that = fnrn
can ne accumulated by the person spe-
ferrins Immense incidental dement's upon
others. Others Successful enterprise OF the type
wh'fh ,Ss benefits cand,ad, AZ mankind can only
great prizes as the rewards Of success"
But while he realizes existing condi-
IN providing remedies must act with can.
tion. as the men and corporations "who
a,I,1 nave built up our commerce and driven our
raliroads across the continent have done
great good to our people, and without
them the material development of which
ts we are $50 SO Justly proud could never have
nise the Immense importance to this ma.
M teriai development Of leaving as unham-
good the strong and forceful men upon
whom the success OF business operations
,hmey,nabiy hmS,ny rests; The slightest study OF
capable, of forming a Judgment that the
personal equation is the most Important
business ability Of the man al the head of
y Az factor whlch, fxes the gull Between
Another reason for caution In trust leeis-
iation which he gives rs to be found in the
bo conditions Of 10
corporate and individual wealth have
national commeycai 'ea compettion. iHs lBts Busi-
ness concerns which have the largest
means at their disposal and are managed
Which take he esd n rs The srfe FOR aum
mercial supremacy among the nations of
the world America has only just begun
TO assume that commanding position In
= the International business world which
we believe will more and more be hers II
ID Of the utmost Importance that this DO
sition be not jeoparded. especially at q time
when the overfowing abundance OF our
own natural resources and the skill, busi-
ness energy and mechanical aptitude OF
our people make foreign markets essen
tial. Under such conditions Il would be
most unwise to cramp or to fetter the
youthful strength OF our nation
Moreover, II cannot too often be pointed
out that TO strike with ignorant Violence
~ the interests Of one set OF men almost
lusvitably endangers the interests OF all
The fundamental rule In our national life,
the rule which underlies all others. 10 that
on the whole and In the long run we shall
80 up or down together. There are excep-
lions. and In times Of prosperity some win
~ some will suffer far more than others;
put. speaking generally. period OF good
Gmes meang that all share more or les!
q tnems and In period OF hard times AL
1851 the stress to greater or less degree.
ne points TO the fact that IN the past
tne ignorant or reckless agttator has
been the really effective friend OF the
Svus vnlch NJ has been nominaliy oppos-
Ine IN deeling with business interests
Ior me F9Xsrnment 70 undertake. ey
crude ana ill-considered legislation 20 40
,oin M. may turn o1t 20 be bad would %
tional disaster that Il would Be prefer
men who Demand the I'M mDosaihie or the