The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

tons. ana tH~-- :.rT> 7--c---.. ,--,,y,,-r,
factors Of Inad III Industrial life. Eol
hlncS 81 federation, capii,"iIsic and labor
can 90 'anth Go"d, ard as a n"crssar.
cor'l!HlN tnr. CaI b tt do evil DupG@i
t'9h 70 "5'h klld OF organization snoU!t
i,aie IN, form %, opposition to whatever il
tiuh or union, not Cf attacks upon cor
| Iofhtions as &'Hh nor U,ou Unions as
such, FOR somG OF III" most farrenchinA
acr,oIp!ieh"d through both corporations
| end unions. Each must refrain from ar
| DilrarN or lyEun)AH Interference with
inc, rights o, othet5. orGamiZ"d capital
| and GrS"hlGrd labor alike shoU}I rcnlpm-
| per th'I III N" long run til" ij.t,rcst oi
each must be brought into harmony VITA
| ire interest OF he general public, and the
| conduct Of cSGh must CUnjrTm 10 the
| fuhdaMyhti .H!g& Of ohgdirnc" to the
! law. or individual freedom and Of justice
and FAR dealing toward all. liaeh should
remember. Inat In addition to powrr it
| must &triE" after lNa rpH !2atiOn Of
healthy, lefty &nd generous llcWIs. Every
employer. tEerl "aGcwOrhor must be
suarant.'d h.S liberty and his light to do
AS lie hkcA With his property or hiH labor
SO long aa Il" does not infringe 1lppn the
rights Of others. It Is Of the highest ini-
pniianre that employer and polplOyc"
the Nl"Wp lat If the ether and tie sure
dlS'! sl"r that viii come upon hDtu in the
lon'S run if either grows H. tAh,' as habit
uaI an att!lud" of sour hostility and dis
T.
serve bel Ter OF the "n,ntrF than these rep
resentHit|"% h",h e capital and lrhnr-.
ana ilrir HT@ raHy 5ucll-Whu- work con
unfairly to LEinE about a good understand,
ing Of this .iMd, ha?ed upon wia,'1m and
upon ir"in and kindly sympathy bt.wrcn
Gih' l"A,IS aud cihpluA ID. AnuNe alt, We
need to r"nIenb'r th"t any kind If class
aHiiluSilE in thc p.liirnl world is II pos
s.blr even! more TIskul. cvCn moro de
strHr'i!r to ml'u'.u WLfn.". than sec
tIoN4h r''" 'r religious H;Nm'|.t}. We
20 Svi good 'l'T'It @t 'hN EFH2 comm.
tloH mat We l,rp true t. tnn lrtl, iplc,
UPON "hirh this nation vas i..ahG:u and
JUdr" "l,l! man Mnt a3 Il pNrt uf class.
but upon his Individual merits. All that
We ia," - right 10 ask ct any laan, rich
or l"wr WiHls,yr his cre"h his Cr,ppa-
tlol!, his birthplace or his residence H.
thsI h" shall act wei and II uorah!y by
his nr!EhI'or and by his country. We arr
me poor man rs SU'h; We are for tho up
iiei.i i"Hn ri'h ur poor. So far rs the
rEl"lf'.IOn"i powers Ct lh" national GOV
ernnrut touch the5r matters ot general
and lttl moment 10 the nation. they
slo'll be exercised IN conformity with
tnr principles above s., turth.
1t is e.rp' slI% hoped that secretary Of
commerce may Du rrratrd. VITA a scat in
the cabinet. The rapid naturalization OF
que ions dfertiui, labor and capital. tho
growth and "o1npicXity # the "rgunl2a- |
ti9nS 'nr0u&h which both l9bor and capi- |
tai now iinl expression. The steady tend
cncE towaid tn employment of capital In |
huge corporations and the wonderful |
strides ui this country toward leadership
an Urgent demand for the creation Of .
such :, position, Substantially all the .
leading commercial bodies in this country
hay" united In requesting its creation il .
that which has air"ady passed the senate
he enacted into law The creation of such
denartment would in itself be an ad-
vance toward dealing with and exercising
supervision over the whole subject of the
great corporations doing an interstate
business and with this end in view the
with large powers which could be in
creased as experience might show the
need
hope soon to submit TO the senate
last the United States kept It's promise t.
the island by formally vacating Cuban soil
and turning cuba orer to these whom her
own people had chosen as the first officials
of the new republic.
Cuba lies at our doors. and whatever af-
fects her for good or for i'll affects us also.
So much have our people felt this that in
the ground that Cuba must hereafter have
closer political relations with us than with
any other power. Thus in a sense Cuba
fai has i, become part Of our International
That in return she should be given some Of
the benefits OF becoming part OF our eco
nonic system. It Is from cur own stand
point snoftslghled ana mischieVous pol
ley TO fail to recognize this need More
over, 1t is unw9rth. Of a mighty and gen
erous alton, itself the greatest and most
suceessful republic in history, to refuse to
stretch out helping hand to young and
is career Of independence. We should al
ways fearltssly insist upon our rights in
he face Of the strong. and We should with
!ngrudging, hand do our generous duty
~ the weak. 7 urge the adoption of recl
'rocity with Cuba not only because it is
fer our own interests to control {
he Cuban market and by every means to ]
oster our supremacy In the tropical lands
nd waters south Of us, but also because I
We Of the giant republic of the north I
hould make all our sister ma tons OF the 4
lmerican continent feel that whenever
hey will permit II we desire to show our {
g Ives disinterestedly and effectively their t
rieud~ ,