The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-31

eor5 win ils.r ua'a-es. Hos in Agreement vita
AZ uu1eerue-atc az ever. as arroEant a. eve.
/ AMI huu.rE es confidently ever for the time
'-t.n i--1flr couli assin be lei away by fa,-7
/ ciasr.ntai triisi-~ ana lsid In wait fo- tnrir
fts iasnSr;ai;e cead.g.ons which iquicsly gave
! tt.s oIf.IrtUuitv are fdu:iia.' 20 yisi all nm
not here 20 speak ~ Democratic ffef'rtuaes y
ill sIsinr-. hut go tsi attsutIal . TIE unslsld
IN tsua-.y q high iariT raraci'v trd arrosancs
and io thr manner 10 which they zf"w ana 80
AMERICAN PEOPLE DEL oED.
ne ;ttn ,h-y tae iis ksst -es-on 10 *
Tt-i 90" i-i"uds - thv tar.n, Or iti otter Syst-
-ts, r av ~,asht ta grow rica With Gcl7Tuii a!t
l-ip trr .NI,rse - -- Ie rle.. vim tliet- at-
sF- lfsl atrtiur> had iG-u.l ENrG 10 Them the
a. ~ q 7sH -, sdissi,sfs '7sT raies How did
Wzs !, aiih patr.oti. intention % r,aI'y Jeae-
q. ;i, i.e>--S q ,uf pie al make thrit IlT
e..tr.f y u, trirL
w. j, eyes ;he f,a= u the people before their
ur ih, r.n,rify' ihcv -su,tsa;,y relied upon
uri,rtzkeu as They would h1ve entered upon a
liye h,ard 30 sall upon excellent authority
that -NuectInt heevticilries under tie existing
llx.d 10 construct tie schedule by which they
sA.s'',i =. pToht th- Wa quit, m "a. Sias 1li
s--sfa-- F,,il-rce anaunds IN and about 3 i'ai-
eating tha' tn~ welfare aud t-rssts u the COM
turh iU an. unpleasant d'rree tne serenity of
hsli-1e Ills = e,p-oi. o. the so-eareI friends
OF tlrN i-z rENiri.n ~ uln afnrlF SATISFY
auv thuEltful citizen. urtissed by interest, that
ths spirit 20 a hish rrn'e-tive tariff Erovs hy in
~ r-ar-e.i .i'i rsi ara r1;hlsssnsss IS bs,on-
Ing raoT. and more menace 10 the welfare and
II5W long has II bien though, decent. or even
ssfs. O. cheat The consumers ot coal by ru5,ng
Tor lis custom taxation in a10thsr cuuninsly
SaR f fIr .S ~ iS tt i-i had ~ b5lsnsss
q. perpetrate such a trick and take TIE chances
OF a threatened coal famine. II should be
GROWTH OF TRUSTS
have called your attention 90 the fact that
in 49, ceupetition. which. II Unrestricted might
proiecti,- tS-iT. We spoken n a- .ioo a oftsn
'.trnsli by combinations. quite prevalent al this
for their object the ,Te..slation oi the supply
When this was written suppose the trusts
lent 80 far as thsv WeTs az ali iHIr5rtsrt
might hsve been counted on the nnsers oc tho
Wien ias friends Of The 's5- las, soos up the
cousequ.n ,e u their operation could not flil
10 b.. ualsr.t3oi ]; was a. plain then. -
asaiust f,relEn eomJe etlfion ard that by agreed
prtce they d"feUd themselves against competition
]; was perfectly srparen, that under N. broad
wing tt high protection. and fauened nv un-
ese hes- ears 10 the tfoabiesSe cy f5r ssser
i-l n ,Tsrn ,; s ,ae ,, Sye5y-jay lay C.. Soasgsr
n Soctriae .. high p-oteet-on have been con-
Is !; not true tha; the heedIss.n-ss OF its s1-
pfrtant bcrcfciarieS and their disregard for the
welfare of The great mass o. consumers l. more
true that. @ all other reasons fo- a reform %
growth q ,S.ir cruel arr unmsrcifai proEeny of
against an ATTEMPT % seek relief IN the hsla of
free cornprritione
HANDWRITING on THE WALL
That the uFezent talfG conditions have as
q ~ n
rh'cs In its aggresslveness but actual amend
rlent. j. Al last admitted among those revpon-
sth-e fer these conditions. such concession was
u-n'e wen duEcn more reciprocity treaties
of The concesson and the honest int.nfiS1 ~
surrender the least advantage a.. eng a. IL can
that Sessign after session o. lie Senate ha8
uass.i without taking the least o -fion on these
] need hardly refer 10 the Prev enc. Just n
this time among th- supporters Of high pru.r--
ticn of deriafati0ns and professions in favor %
taLlu realiuStrrriit- We hear it on every side.
What does II mean Il means that thev see
The hanewriiirs on the Nall as They have never
Does q moan that they are. sincerely willing
60 do >om'thinE Tor the people aUaiuvt ~
NEGLECT q the people How can We heiisv.' thiS
when We Sc sim paraded NJ and down before
cur Sgr , ig5 and a5a nat al s f2 ,aai s should
be revised BY H. frieiise
whe, have these friS Snds Of the tariff done ths,
the PEOPLES fear andN profesSed ~clicltulc Tor
their welfare ard promiN-i 90 Lead them % pleas
ant places aud now that shoals and rocks have
been struck they scef 10y another premise 70
mend 'he whole aTair and retain the conndencs
and trust of those they have Geiuied.
tt1rFh-fuI IN this subje-t aSf fhst tne- tlf6u-bt
fulusss has ie them fd. .desfr tar amend rnFnt u
our tariC laws and . fertilization Of the wrong
'nd injustice that follow II their train ] have
Mt ~ irtrTiz. - those who have fully dem
onztrstei their iusinoeri,y and unftness for the