New-York tribune., 1902-10-03
DOLLIVER0N THE TRUSTS
IOWA SENATOR ADVISES CON-
SENTATIVE COURSE.
HE SAYS THAT TARIFF REVISION
SHOULD NOT BE HASTILY RUSHED
INTO


INTO.
IRy TELEGEArH TO TIRE TRIRUNEl
Chicago, oct AT a mass meeting tonight
in the lst Regiment Aruory. under the auspices
of the National League of Republican Clubs,
which met in convention here to-day, tariff re-
vision and the trusts were brought 10 the fore
Many - the delegates indorse the sentiments
expressed I'm President MCkinieys last public
speech al Buffalo ga which he made strong
plea for reciprocity. They want that policy
adopted outright. Others declare that the tariff
should be let severely alone. Iowa delegates
stand firm on their State platform. The Penn
sylvanians. while not radical. favor reductions
in the revenue Treasurer Virgins OF the league
said tonight: II there is 20 be any revision OF
the tariff il must he II the hands Of its friends
and not its enemies. Trusts that cheaper prod
ucts for the people should be Jet alone but COM
binations Of capital that increase the cost OF
living and create monopohes should he de-
stroyed."
The New-York delegates are divided, but, as a
rule. agree that the question should De al least
freely discussed. Senator J. +. DoIliver, Of Iowa.
made a speech in which he counselled con-
servative course toward his corporations and
combinations. lie said in part
le, us look at the Iowa idea for a minute and 7
!, and because circumstances have arisen to give
senied ne country t6e sudden imPgs,S ,5 %
parry on the other hand. il is the mature Judg-
nent ~ a man whose wisdom has never failed Tie
Republican party ia the forty years OF his Gnin-
Our people recognize The value y large capital
for the transaction OF great business, and est'-
Se arr now entering BuI the5 recognize also the
danger 0f abuses, both IN tEr organization and
management Of great industrial ent.rprisess ana
stand between the community and the reckless per-
: svaen, "a S' ,Ss5 yen II ii we're desirable 70 Xii
me trusts, o. could not 6e cone ty merely remit
al puttirs he CAPTAINS Of industry into q chain
gang and serdirF i Iiiernort Morgan fi-st 70 tae
poorhouse AND then 10 me penilfni.@Ty '.eHnlls az.
publicly that ne free trace remedy Tails very Ter
short 0f the object he has in view. Nearly every
sober student ~ me subject admits lneL ~ Nas me
pressure 0f competition which has drawn some oI
our industries FIRST iuto groups ana then INTO gl-
aeeneut.
A PROFOUND INTEREST N THE QUESTION.
confess that as a lifelong friend Of The pro
tertve system. take very profound lhitt'7., ~
& Jat far-l't f9Ilsgaie,y Nv, ['[ - an" 4 b,er sdtsnlsEa
than even fre years ago. and n Is 70 he noea iaL
Stte-rr, f t5s rsv- ~ ~anpefitior IN the
American lrarlct place woa'd D., speedily fatal 10
the protective tarif system because me Whols
yi,s'i,y - tha, law our ,arins have been de-
tende1 oat ~ eons,deratl41 1T isist, init
policy They have been defended on account of
NE dihersH-e .u tEr NaSt ss.'ss -. 80 - No
49, a, n.y. 80 ~ 5-ee f6ar were held i'm
otfer pt-.-sors abollt NE rates - duty. whether
- ~ ,t-..-f t.e 1Tv- enough 10 allow foreign
r,,--tr-st-. H e,,. ,,.er n or high enough barely
- i.v :, j., I..E o,-ar ,r 10 ha rufnped over.
s.r.s ,....-... 81 ---rr~sb.r5 The urintule which
-. ... ---..ls - ,,,r ir.S,lsfrisf progress.
F,.r--t.-..- .- .,. ,,.rfa-r1or 81 ife design
a.s---rrF r. NJ ,4.-rilro- does not invite Compe
,it5.- e-. . -1.5 - s-,s NJ blaine I'M his famous
cbsr9-- l- - r.rfeT 15.sfon 1 ifs relation the
Tcitt..r .---.r.i,- - 1850 Ir ..TWcnty Years Of
rrrg-e.s ..t.-r h BASED or The controlling prin-
ci-if ~. ,-.-..t,tt.r - born. viii always pre-
-. -..... ~. ~. rsrt I'D fbe cauitalist. assure
ss i..lt..., 49, = .,.,,r.r and defend the con-
'....'s "a s,f.rffor
nr.f .-,.e- f.fl.d 80 Justify the
,a' M ,f-,,,b .- S,-S.al hardly even an
,I.'-..4 t- ~ isr5e 80 81 1852 was placed
,I-ri- ~ ...- i..lys u ~. 6eid of production
- & ....' '.,.s.r ne control ~ speCula-
.ls liLt'- pr '..lIl.'S -. it,,r.t,r, 81 = hun
lls" ti-rr.' Il' iio-el,l 49,. ,,5 ol,soiere ]
-. s 81 ,,,,. '-.. 80, slov, 10 believe that
go li'i. poo. n'kli.I--s - ~ 80 80 ,,r7l,ingtior ~
n ial--.... ia' one Hlai- "l ~ ,,te for eoJlftV
and ,ar dealing in human soricty. For that reason '
IN nv ,5ei.,,, Tis ~ more M careful observation
Than has hitherto hesu practicable
st..s,.- ,-r. .7,fsTrts TELL
N- - -
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6sl, D-ss et'. We. - - i.,. f,5icste "a hat
tbcEr '.N ~. 4L' Ha y, ,.,,,eT.,.rts a-tually
az r-al,lib ,iu i iu."' 80 -, i,,,r,ter and
rerr,s@- ~" 'Hal .i'''N - .eparsfe plant
"a pev e,-, '...- p 'iil,s ,lsS 5S,,5't h. made bv
q iron and sta. ~. ,,.Tcentage is hardly visible
a.. ne naked eye IN the textile induslTlts 49,
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