The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-02
How to secure fa,r treatment ali,.e Ia.

labor , and for capital, how .,n to hold IN
Individual Initiative without hampering
a aad the 'he prose S
great difficulties and one which it Is Of
o 5fe safH to soe en Zines
well as of devotion to the right. This is
an era of federation and combination.
EXACTLY as business men find they must
often work through corporations, and as
it is constant tendency Of these corpora
sary for laboring men to work in fedora
tions. and these have become important
kinds of federation, capi talistic and labor,
can DO much good, and as a, necessary
ton to each kind Of orsanization Should
take the form of opposition to whatever is
bad in the conduct OF any given corpora
porations as such nor upon unions as
such for some Of the most ,falreaching
accomplished through both corporations
and unions. Each must refrain from ar
ottrary nia or tyrannous interfere1ce Win
and organized labor alike should remer,-
ber, that in 'ne Ions, run the interest Of
the interest Of the general public. and the
fn ct each must m to the the
law. of individual freedom and of justice
ond fair dealin;; toward al. Each should
must strive after the realization of
healthy, lofty and generous ideals. Every
guaranteed his liberty and his right to 80
as he likes with his property or his labor
rights of others. 1t is of the highest i'm
portancc that employer and er1ployce
ae b sh2g ede4Icr ID Hc e b esca
disaster that will come upon both in the
loEg run if either grows to take as habit
ual an attitude of sour hostility and dis
trust toward the other. Few people de-
serve better OF the country than those rep
resentativcs both Of capital and Labor
and there many suc!l--who work con-
tinua!!| to bring about q good understand
ing Of this kind, based upon wisdom and
employers ana employed. Above all.
need TO remember that any kind of class
an!mOSitN III the political world is, if pos
sible, even more wicked, even more de-
structivc to national welfare. than sec
ton that We keep true to the principles
judge each man net as part of a class,
but upon his Individual merits All that
We have right to ask of any man, rich
or poor, What oyer h!: creed his occupa-
tion his bir; hplace or his residence Is
that he shall act well and honorabiy by
his neighbcr ana by his country. We ere
neither for the rich man such nor for
the poor man as such we are for the up
right man, rich or poor, SO far as the
ernmcnt touch these matters Of general
and vital monent to the nation, they
should be exercised in conformity with
the principles above set forth.
II is earnestly hoped that q .secretar" Of
u.
the cabinet. 'i'he rapid multiplication Of
questions affecting labor and capital. the
ti9ns through which both labor ana CAPT
tai now tind expression, the steady tend
ency toward the employment Of capital in
huge corporations and the. wonderful
strides OF this country toward Leadership
in the intcrna tional husncsa world justify.
an urgent demand for the creation of
such position. Suhsta ntialIy all the
leading commercial bodies in this country
have united in requesting its creation. It
that which has already, passed the SEM te
be enacted into law; The creation Of such
q department would in itself be an cd
vance toward dealing with and exercising
supervision over the whole subject of the
business. and with this end in view the
ccnGrc"@ should end0w the department
with larse powers, which could be il in.
creased rs experience might SHOW the
need.
1 hope soon to submit to the senate u
reciprocity treaty with Cuba. On May 20
last the United States kept it's promise to
the island by formally vacatin: Cuban soil
and turning Cuba over to those whoIn her
owD people had chosen as the first officials
Cuba lies at our doors, and whichever af
fectS her for good or for Ill affects us also
SO much have our people felt this that in
the Platt amendment We definitely took
cio*er political relat3ns with us than with
any other power. Thus in n sense Cuba
n@itoa ;;S i!: " S 81 MALES aF it
that in return she ShOu!G be given some of
the benefits of becom!ns part Of our eco
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