The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08

PA ui lnf Na'f"sU> w tsu'ttNNk W NUe
,uunIr' rhr,r rrep~ri, Hound IN
MIN RIA sf the People The, Serve
rovrr, " the Interstate q or,m~r~e
Commission Danger a td,utieusi
P,vrr. Observation-Disclosures ll~ipirg
t.,1p;urr Tor tm-r,rs the Commerce
o. me Orlrpt law >ew to toniroi
the Orl, Dpnxrrous Trt'sts-trrtgaiion
Nr'gi~i 10 , niarxr the i'nii,c i,oma,n.
Follow : Pc the full text 81 the address
O. r.r"...al "Nrarsior delivered 10y
u..I a.. rtr.rd"r, Of the Great North
., De- ouv Comparv. ~ the dinner ~
=. r.n..~ Manufacturers Association
T. ... last Wednesday evening MIR
-..I
.rrH.r.. j. -" rNchangc of com
r r.. n'I ~" term II generally UNDER
f. poe. ne" tie buving and selling
tro.. iNrdual-. and ~ a wider sense
tr ., .mwuuiii"~ and nations Re-
.g- . l,ruirr,u~ leadership Ia W fol-
lr.I ... Ifl'ipn ard Christianity To the
~ ... r,r'- e the world The com.
.. Tod. r.'nn- "f 10" world hav" At al
,-.. .,.r..-SI the ~strpngest ~irfuer~e
... 'rw.ut ~" nations 81 the earth.
H.. ..,.I,pn"pt 80 ~ IL the
- ..i .%,urtrv ~ ind a market Tor its
O.. If#'lfInts. ~ 10 supply Itself with
r f..t '.r M. r",,~~itics or - further
4 ..,-" - m"lr- of commercial "Npan-
Tee commercial cNTarsion ~ n
no.. ~'h"l.. rU"N ofi'- growth Com.
NJ. ~ Vini o.. 10th dom ~iic and foreign
81 ,,Irt ''c civil War cam" a I-rind
T. obi. Ir- - our country ~ internal
" ...t ,It.l, I.. l..n, ,h. N.,pt.r
t. v.Hu Sine" ~" close 80 the war
I 3s' rt" 'uormrus territory west ~ tho
N-.-.r. boz. grown from frontier settle
r.'- .rr' great. ~r"rulous and wealthy
Z .,-
E,. r.r,lunn ~ the United States In
- va sN ~ ,hirty-four millions The
r--..rt 'hirtv-fv. wears ending in
90. .ar-.l 70 to 7s.c1o. so and to-day ".
D. . .'a-irr ~ the rate ~ n million and
.l' va. The various census reports
. IA ''1' nh" population of the Cnit"t
: ',- au.ui doubles every thirty wears.
I. tl' hv lIh ~ would. Al this ratio have
tr.g.t'iu' - l50.sH.sa p-Up'e
In on" no-' he public domain suited
:. rr'',tIluu IL the ~nil. piotucing every
49, crop. has furnished homes for the
~rG''rI,Iug population. To-day We have
s..I' reached IN" limit Of nur public do
r.. which can h" mad" Ia furnish homes
& tr Intelligent and "%nterrri-ing populs-
t,r
I'm many ~ the Western States are enor-
rl...~ areas nf the best and which. with
irrrttIun. can H. made product'v" IN the
highest degre-' On. hundred and ski
a res - land. with a certain supply ~
water. shich will insure 10 the husband
man a tountiful harve~'. ~ equal tai twics
that area vherr The land IL subject to the
natural Conditions II either too much or
80 ''''' mIu'all
-Cu'-hilf - 'N" population ~ theJ'ni-ed
S'I''- : .n.upi"i directly or indirectly
g. 'Hr Cultivation of IN. land. and | think
''y pu"-Htlf 30 the entire capital Of ~"
'.Hs'rv n- invested in farms and their
l~a.Hrr'g-. and when We CONS" To the
''.'..- 4 Intelligence, patriotism and
ga.i .I'."r-, alp. tine agricultural popu!1-
: FL - HU~ .u' 'y-dav a. % has ~ IN" past.
a.. -rl' ,lr,' anchor - the nation
iNr aJ.'h ~ w" world comes from tho
f.. .H. + r,-t. ~" mine aud IN" ia.
' rpuu'rv has h%-n blessed with
w. I.r.HI mines 81 coal. iron, gold. silver
T.f ID 'no other valuable mineral pro-
60 r.. With magnificent forests ~ useful
r.-r -'II ~" farm has. from tho he-
g. Cd, ..-ru the foundation - our growing
v".'. luu greatness
-'J.s 'H" lat thr-. year, the balanc.
g ..r '.ltc with other MAJ inns. that j.
=. spug' vr have sold in cNc-.-> II what
.t-. 'rush', has av"n ed about seven
'rd millions Il dollars annually aud
'..-lri> Of Mi. ha- come 10 us through
>. ",i"r' 4 ~" prpluNa ~ IN. ~nil
= ..r rp' wish m any manner 10 %l-li'tlc
o. uT"rtang' Of ou growing manufact-
r.- 20 'l,,r %r"la'lyc vain" ia N" com
- rr .''t' country IN" security - their
" .lfiun- hs, alSgvs vested upon the
o. cultural growth - ~" nation and iu
=. lur' b. must cHr'.uu" "a r~t ihcr'
"ff uauI'actgrrr every merchant. every
J.. mlu Throughout ~" land. l. most
's.. Interested m Maintaining he growth
.. ~i.yullpurni - our agricultural re-
Elm is-r 70 hays l--u m 10. hal Il
9 '-..'E 'a' 7 ucl' sam Wa u"h enough
' g'' .- 100 a farm huf. to-day. ~ | said
/ '. ''" arIhi" land suitable for agri-
o.'.' ofhru m artificial supply II
n -.Ir. l- practically all "~cupicd
l.rtU,L CONTROL 90
~ f.e limited rummunitics nf IN" West
T. .'I'r h,, l.,n commenced hy what
no -. called iIiiNIdual efnr' Owing
v .r-' Av~. mad" tu .ui' particular
u -- rh" irrigation - larg" ara- l.
h'''I"t hv greater difficulties than can
D. v'H ~-J'rnouu'"d NV iudi,iiu1i 'nur'
Io Policy - q broad. comprehensive.
h'..Hu pan uf irrigation has t-"n urged
uHH' Congress with hut h''l" surcc>S m
- 't-t However,. an rnI"fpri~" 81 such
n-c 'u,' aud Importance - the nation
O. whole. which i~Wp"rtRuo" will grow
a. ~ POPULATION grow, cannot 10 turned
a." ~ iu~t sight Of. Tor the reason that
e''rF 'HtiS"n Il every State IN the Union
b '',rlv and vitality Interested IN the
ou.-..uu
- .- 'irn" IA w." -'mi-arid regions 81 tho
w. hos taken an active interest In this