New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
HOAR FOR EXPANSION.
THE SENATOR APPLAUDS OUR CON-
QUEST OF WORLDS MARKETS.
AT BOSTON MEETING HE EULoGIZES
ROOSEVELT AND CRANE-SAYS TRUST
EVILS CAN BE OVERCOME FAvoRs
LABOR UNIONS.

A1AbC1N O-NAC-'S
Boston. Mass. Oct Ex-senator Hoar. in a
speech here tonight. showed that he was firmly In
line with the Republican party, and pointed out
how that party will solve all the present political
problems. He eulogized President Roosevelt dis
cussed trusts and said he believed their evils can
be eliminated
The Senator spoke at a meeting Of the Chicahat-
aWbut Club, held in Youngs Hotel. and ms speech
dealt with all the issues of national ana State
politics
Those who have regarded Senator Hoar as an
anti-lmperialist must have experienced shock
when he said. in defence of the American invasion
Of the Old Worlds markets:
For myself. / want to see the American flag fly
ing Sgaln IN every pert in the world IKE 70 near
96 aot oie 2v up ash to 6eaT o
the CONSERVATION of English capitalists or OF Ger
mentioned. or that the knees OF the old lady on
when she hears that he is coming TO England.
=. A prosperous manufacturing country that sends
home than it does sbrda prff ft viii nP dunn It's surplus
very powerfully more than nifty years ago. He de-
got their foreign markets and held their foreign
competitors nv underseiIing them with the surplus
they had after England was supplied. ,
with the products of your manufactures and your
agriculture it is because manufacture and agrieult-
ure here are creating enormous surplus, even
after supplying the enormous consumption at
people on the 59' great dufes 1hat are Before them
m 1nG COURAGE and help and strength and gTowIh
or ruin or failure. even in the dangers we nave to
We are dependent on great combinations Of cap
iai 10 90 al things for which indivl9us sIrenstn @
20 perform public service and TO take great risk
and cannot take Without " abity 9 to ruin Above
all we are dependent on them largely TO succeed
CARRYING trade Of the world, which markets II the
Would cgrb 70 tb possess WIN wifhh II safe within
them NOT
The Senator then summarized what he consid-
cred the evils OF the trusts as follows:
% Of ,eomRstitiqn
| Thrd-Destruction of local public Spirit Fourth-
Fraudulent capitalization. Fifth-Secrecy Sixth
seventh-The power to corrupt elections and in
some cases TO corrupt the courts Eighth-Indif
ference 10 public sentiment.
| Ire speaker then continued:
II the first. fourth and NTH can be cured. the
| cure OF the Others. in my opinion will follow
satsfy the people that the RePqbiiGan party has
d4ne is doing and can be trusted 10 do hereafter,
| al Ihat Is necessary or proper TO protect the
| people against trusts. You must remember 1t is
of 6 Year It Is baTe 2 got to G
as carefully in this matter as II We were perform
or as II we were replacing the foundation OF some
II. as believe, congress may rightfully. prohibit
| any corporation or joint stock company from en-
gaging in interstate or international commerce
| at al. it can prescribe the conditions which
submit its asr to the h npeeon Of ta snq
Isi 9gea'S as hanks submit 5her affairs 10 govern
@ heP to 6aREs and SUB
| quire their accounts 10 be made public.
The Senator praised President Roosevelt for
bringing the coal famine TO an end, and in refer
| ence TO the subject OF strikes he said:
II Is wsas is s ssg naops IL nal aD
cay the duty OF Controlling the trusts and OF set
martets f ,b 10 5 ana eh0y & ana , c9troi pa Ih9
wealth IS vel haV n vyht
there is wealth 10 control II skin and prosperous
labor demand better wages it is because labor is
! skilled and prosperous and has the strength and
| courage 10 make the demand
| by the influence OF Theodore Roosevelt aided by
ray Crane The other was Carroll D. Wright.
strikes come t1, in tne OF prosperity When labor
4 well employed and afford them better wages
lions Under free trade 0i in Democrac B9cS2nan
times before Is69 1t Was not strikes i was bread
| the time Of the two Cleveland nightmares men
wanted more wages or shorter hours. They were
out OF work because they could not get any wages
I do not knew what you think of It my friends.
think We can Show to the wage earneTs that their
never better ] think We can show 10 the persons
that We were never doing better In Bat resRe6
than we have been doing since the Republican
show the farmers that they never doing bet
the the liHe Ms nave II seems to me- prosperity all along
can see no reason why the workman should
wages as 10 the hours OF labor and as to the COM
sympathy Of ali true Americans is on the si5e tH ne
labor and its attempt to better its condition I'm
and leisure coor Shall have books eS2g IN maffs Ris
de for his d @ 10 the seh9g rspc se
will be no longer worth living in. Capital and
But to the elevation Of labor %hich is bnt an
other name name FOR the elevation OF citizenship tSe
nIe San torGe sma @ & R9we OF the republic should Be
Sircbs az ter % fo u mar we nave schools and
for this that have law and it is for this thas
the T republic % he must must i've or be bear no Ife
to interfere b by d violence with the freedom Of any
union. He may. undoubtedly, refuse to work with
him He may If he please, refuse associate |
his right make his own bargain or TO judge for
himself him on what % terms or under what conditions he
another or Of association of workmen to inter
glad to Be assured duti that MP Mitchell the
clared MS absolute approval OF this doctrine
In praise of the President Senator Hoar said:
the United states at the helm just now We have |
a President of the United States who tells the peo-
what is in his heart he tells the people what is in
and that l believe viii be so long as he remains I
Theodore Roosevelt the people will stand by him. |
To-day he hears the sound Of acclamation and ap-
pause and affection wherever in this broad land his
feet may go and wherever the voice Of public Opin-
I think we trust Mr. Roosevelt that he will /
give his coIntry brave and honest service brave
and honest counsel He win never, l sure set
country. He win trust the people. on the other
hsnd ne MI m never De AFRAID on ntrng occasions to
the great secret of all craftsmanship and the
stands the people on fit occasions is commonly the
man who trusts them most and always in the end
the they trust
The speaker said that the Democrats had ALWAYS
been associated with hard times and calamity
Inen he added