The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-06

people rear Anen IKE Lney WOul0
consuming devil. The people are
anxiously awaiting the next turn of
the great corporation. They are won
dering where they will be landed next
in the great seething ocean Of human
events. They inqnire OF each other
with bated breath why the consuming
trust does not eat them up raw with
out the formality of political or legal
Durkee dressing. A fellow once told
me the reason was that they didn't
see any use in killing a man when
they could scare him to death" Now
the people must put down this fear
The people Indirectly maintain the
trust for the simple reason that with
out the labor Of the people. the trust
would bust" Thus ii will be seen
that the trust depends upon still an
other condition brought about by the
people. You cannot take the produce
away from the trust Production must
30 on. The producer must produce.
SO, the proper thing is to keep trust
from controlling what is produced. The
trust today is a product itself Of the
producer. II Is a phase or condition
OF affairs brought about through pro
auction. There is always a deeper
thought in connection with this mat.
ter OF monopoly. II is this. Should
trust reach certain proportion of
magnitude its object would then be
threatened. When II got so large that
II reached all over the globe there
would then cease to be anything TO |
demand trust. Il would then become
paradox, a trust to protect itself |
from itself Then the fallacy would |
cease to be accounted the real Issue
for commercial emancipation. ItI
would be very plain to the people
for the people would then constitute
the trust. The object being attained
the trust would be Obliged to disor.
ganize. On the other hand unions
would also reach the same end. When
the union OF workingmen reach all
over the earth. there will be one great
big union All will be inside OF the
union. Then there will cease TO be
an object 10 maintain the union. The
union forces will have accomplished
that for which they we're formed and
decentralization will be in order. What
viii happen when both the trusts and
labor unions disband9 You anticipate
. stagnation? No. The greater oh
Iect an object far above the present
points held in view by the commercial
world viii come to the front. This
Will be the individual advancement OF
III classes Of people. There Is plenty
" work to be done in this line We
ire prone to sacrifice the individual :,
While promoting the welfare of the !,
aggregate. Like an infant who crawls :,
'yer the floor, labor unions and trusts
re the infantile lispings of an advanc.
ng and energetic race. The greater =
hings which appeal TO a man do not :,
tract the attention of the babe. So -
fter trusts and labor unions have :,
rown mp into big men. the individual
'ill appeal TO them as the only true =,
olution. To raise the individual 10
plane whore II will not be necessary :,
, protect him from his fellow man -
or his fellow man from him. This -
baby has been taught I'm the :.
asst and Is still being instructed by q.
resent political methods. | move the -
ID worn out systems of control be =,
Ismissed and new brightfaced 49,
Iethod be tried When this babe has
cen taught by the new teacher you ~
ay commence 10 look for results.
q VIII cease to crawl around among ,u
'nditions subsequent He will rise
and walk Without his individual ',
ne would never walk either hgur.
lively or actually The act of walk -" ~
9 Is a display OF individuality. So y.
hen man can have commercial I'm.
recourse without the upholstering of
usts and unions TO hold him up. we
Ill begin to see the wonderful trans. ~
rmng power OF little exercise OF ~
divlduallty Man will then depend -
ION himself and not upon condi -
'n | have Intentionally kept the ~.
~ part ot this new school until the -
st. so that might encourage inter -
T. You are all anxious To know
no Ia going TO teach this new school ~ ~,
10 name OF the professor is Prof
rect Nomination" He has one pa. "a
now, and his name is VII
YOUNG REPUBLICAN. W.