Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-12-05

IEe folcNAEB -
NE president begins his FIRST annual
Communication with an ofheal announces
msai q the death q the ate ssssnss
Mckinley, and : euloEy OF MS ieiH
chief In which be says:
iii Is not too much 70 say that at the
tine OF President Mckinleys DEAN "
United States. while we have never h2a
any public man OF his posnnon wne -
bean 30 wholly fres from tbs oittsr a.
mosites incident to public re - -
the hesrfiest and NEST generous tribute
10 the broad Enditness OF nature. .ns
sweetness and gentlereSs or
gaiisa e - 4 stsnaard q loffy integrity
ia public life he united the tencer ahsS1
tons and home virtues Whlch are -
Important in the makeup g auon
Character. A gallant soldier IN the great
var for the union. he also shone as an
exnmpie 10 all our people because 81 rs
conduct In the NEST sacred ana iAunaes
~ hons relations. There could pe no
5srsoasi hatrea Of him, for he never act
"a with EuEht but CONSIDERATION ior us
welfare Of others Ne one co0la ~ ~
respect hin who knew him n pnonS q
n1vate life. The defenders OF those muE-
aerous criminals Who seek 10 excuse tneI
crIminality By asserting thae u = e1eI-
eised for political ends inveigh sgainst
wealth and irresponslele power. 5s.n,agr
I LHAM A1EAL1AAA4EA84 49,
The Shock. the grief Of the country, are
| bitter IN M minds OF all who saw me
/ DARK GAYS while the president yet hoyersd
betwsen Efa and death. At last the Light
was stilled in the kindly eyes, and me
1 breath went from the lips tn8t wen =,
mortal agony uttered no MoIcs 80. ~
rs friends and OF unfaltering trust n ue
viii OF the Most High such a DEAN
crowning the glory OF such 9 NE isates
n-,as IN what he a accomplished and ~
SIS own personal character that we Zee
the blow not as struck at him. pnt ~
struck at the nation We mourn sppS ni
While we mourn We are lifted up BY tnl
snlendld achievements Of his LIE n w
grand heroism with which he met MI
ny IN. same Connection he mAkel
wtronx recommendations as 70 how ~
nation should deal with anarchy; ~
urges that the preaching or tsaehins y
eonnress 10 enact legislation that WI
prevent anarchists from foreign countriie
landing upon our shores He wonin 49,
have the tedsrA. sout la,s ~ sstsrnnts I,
Nm the president OF the country, qr an
perren who Is IN line for succession y
ire presidency. He has no feert nowsrsi
that the country VIII eVer IAN n'o an
ssTks federal courts should be given jur
irdlction over say man VINO Kills OF ny
j fempts 10 XII the president or any ma
who bv the constitution OF By Law Is 4
lire OF succession for the presidency
Wills tha punishment for an unsuecessit
attempt should BE- proporaonea 20 "a
Ansrchy Is a erime against the Who'll
: human race. and all mankind Hhould pan
against the Anarchist his er,me snOuer
nations, like piracy and that form OF M
2 stealing known as the slave trade Tor
= Of far biacker infamy than elmer. !
: should be SO declared By treaties anon
All civilized powers. Such treaties wonl
give 10 ths federal government the pow
q dealing with the crime.
| The Trusts
!, rhs pre,ldsnt sees cause fer congrats
lation Tor the nation n the euslnsss eene
5. uons q the present, but sees in the ~
mendous and highly eomplex tno1aui
y deveiopmsnt which went on with ever a
r Generated rapidly during ne latter NJ
s problem for the present and future. :
does not believe that the cd laws and o
2 customs are sufficient 10 regulate ne q
cumuiaflon and distribution Of wealth
ms present time, He does not attribr
the creation Of great corporate tortun
10 tbs existence Of = proteettye tarin, n
a 10 nny other governmental action, but
natural causes In the business world, o
Grating IN other countries as they opera
ld IN cur own" In this connection he say
The process has aroused much enthg
nism. a great part or which Is who
without warrant. 1t Il not true that
q the rich have grown richer the poor ha
to- grown poorer. On the contrary, nsver
e. worker, the farmer, the small trad
been 80 well on as in this couztry a
at the present time There have Be
OF wealth. yet Il remains true that a Il
ed tuns accumulated in legitimate businS
a can be accumulated by the person 81
fsrrinE Immense Incidental benefits up
ofherB- Successful enterprise OF the ~
he which benefits all MANKIND can only {
ist n the conditions are such as to on
great prizes as the rewards Of success
II But while he realizes existing con
lions. he emphasizes the fact that eongrl
or IN providing remedies must act with G.
ton, a the men and corporations Nv
~ have built up our commerce and driven {
IN railroads across the continent have az
" great good to our people. and With
we are so Justly proud could nsyer hs
taken place. Moreover, we should rec
nil nixs the Immense Importance to this n
terial development OF leaving as unha
good the strong and forcsfui men VI
IL whom the success Of business operate
Il Inevitably rests. The slightest study
business conditions win satisfy anys
)n- capable OF forming 8 judgment that
personal equation f. the most import
factor in a business opefattout that
rat buGsnens ABILITY OF the man Al the head
any business concern. big or little. ls usu
IN ~ the factor which fires the gulf betw
striking success and hopeless failure"
Another reason for caution In trust lei
ion iation which he gives is to be found IN
international commercial conditions Of
lOL day. The same business conditions VII
have produced ths great ag~Ereaationl
ks corporate and individual wealth h
he made them very potent factors In inl
~ national commercial competition. b
ray ness concerns which ave the iarG
means at their disposal and are mana
Jn- By the abiest men are naturally n
which take the lead IN the strife for e
merclal supremacy among the nation
10 the world. America has only just be-
10 assume that commanding position
the international business world WI
we believe will more and more b hers
IL OF the utmost i~mportance that this
srs' sition be not jeorareed. especially az i
when the OVERLOOKING abundance OF
lnt own natural resources and The sEil, .
owl ness ensrKy and mechanical aptitude
cur people make foreign maFkets esl
tfal Under such conditions y would
most unwisa to cramp or 70 letter
youthful strength Of our nation.
nh sKnrsovers it cannot too often Be poll
cut that to strike with ignorant vloli
the Al the interests Of one set OF men an