The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-23

Which they have created and 10 Ihiult them
To proper restraints. then Il l. doubtful II the
inteieence Of ~. I"op, of other States.
combined IN the Federal Congress. Is sd"-
lleve that he state OF Sav YORK H. ~" Empire
state al the mon. aud all her sister state.
are them, ',Nc. rsl"hl" OF dealing sohcrl y
and intpl gently with the great Interests
which hsT' been bora out ~ ihr Hut"rI'is' q,
Foresight and energy "i then p'op' hid
soitio' aud regulation ~ 1"'nt u's 81 cot
poia'lols, iua' 'Nuat"Nr' ib. ~ at" 't"d''-
y .L"Clg "'ihgr srimr is" OF nr'rol
fur'h"r DECLARED tha' IN" IAN" power that
creates th,' ny .il"g" hy 'l, graft W charter
10 number 90 p"r,on- to- do s,i",~ With
sdvsiltsg" over m" iiviunl. ~ IL dut"
bound to protc h" nights oi 'ho." who ha'"
not f.'riN"d similar isNor-. thar all may 81
joy the equal rights guaranteed hv the Con
stltI'ion Of IN" nt'lpa al IA" ort"1nir Laws
prin,ipl.s ~, tho roi. o -rat,. Marty / he,i"y"
may be safely based tN" reforms which AZ"
necessary In oar laws 10 prevent the abuse
oil corporate power
TEDIRAL COURTS wprIn pp ~ CHARUB
lllv" Our opponents given consideration
been outlined hv VI" "hr' ENr, 7itiy". t"nt a
Constitution su'udn"n' shall confer npo',
Cougr. the control Of state oo-porations'
DO theN tsHli,a that this would mean III"
transit. frow IN" stat" 10 the Federal court,
Of thu Crrs' rit-s of busiu"ss ., trrti"C per
sonnl rights and local law "hei"Ner th'y noiu"
IN contact with any corporal" body llo
ihry t"alil" th1' NJ, r"lt.N vonld mean W.
deEr1dftlnr OF ia" StF'' ",uris % nv" nY"'"
than III" Junction Of ~" Justice 81 tho p n 4"
or poli"G iudtr +" - c,e"s o. indi d 49,
they prepared To udNo'tt" a. pollcy Of
such ~Ne'p ,us contradiction. which would
10 away with the dignity oi tho-" courts
ton~ oi Auglo-StNon liberty. which are IN.
"rspr'nr Of ~" .nll:,t -ptr"torS and
be"n III" -Y'"gutrd through ton cent ur"s 90
th. ''en' OF our au,"-tor> 80 "Ir-"lv", 10
for 'i" Ucut- Of oth"rs. such aim. and ph-
iects %. scent 30 l'm t'ung' Docs labor
wait all - ease, tired before Federal Judges;
.nJiNI sTElpt T,vNEp BUREAUCRACY.
SOME dqv mnv not the overfed and pro-
tected trust babies h"ronl" "a powerful thHt
they '2l snap tucir fingers - The President
Of IN" unr"d Sta'o- aud render iborrtv" any
attempt "t tAe met iN"outlv" 10 "niorc' fair
arbitration Did they not recently Iu-ui'
hin 70 - fac" aud refuse I" Weld until three
weeks beinr" election after i've months
struggle Then only because the market
was 30 seriously threatened that trey Were,
atraid Of h",nc nnancalv disturbed IN their
raars 81 extending further schemes of OBJ
'resslou Win Federal control of all 'orpu-
rations such .ls N" President desirr-. aud
With many of tno-" corporations Wonopoli">
dealing ~ The n"Cr-satl"~ OF life. ThHt relief
may g." people cNn"Ct Il once tl"." concern,
srumcui, som" dly may We not awake
and md even our liberty vanished. II thev
10 not reall1" t. ~cop" of tn"ir proposal
then they have very narrow Wow and q
very In -V''rIou' comprehension Oi our in
situations and the foundations on which they
vest II they DO not realize the sCop" Of their
proposal. then they ar" strangely drcciying
The American people Tat they do not reveal
them ~ all thrir length and hreadt'. For
this polC} of c,itIHlI7itiou. tuI- policy OF
taking from fh" state courts Jurisdiction
over IN" bodies they have created and limit
inc their functions III corporal" matters TO
me most 'Tirltl known 10 our law, L. giant
stride toward Capitalization and bureaucracy
x which even r, ths Ger, rrntr"nlins geniu. o,
aghdst. II involves the sweeping away of
that structure OF well-ord"red liberty regu-
lated by I'll" law which has been the growth
ot ten centuries. and the substitution OF a
system a. despo'tc in us form and dangerous
in IT'S possibilities As that which Diocletian
wl"n all power Of Tree thought and Indl-
vidual initiative had died out IN the decadent
sought 10 eli graft upon the ruins of 'he Ravo-
luton. and which. under his degenerate
ruption and disaster which eliminated at
Sedan
CONGRESS poCts OF INTRIGUE
Tie proposal to strike down the local and
stat" courts and substitute IA great centralized
machine is a confession tnHt tie people ,oi -"
States have lost their Own vrilty and tHnir
capacity Ia govern themselves, and that ony
a ccntI a.iled bureaucracy is capable Of giving
them laws. such system would Conc"u.
tratc upon tie Federal Congress heretofore
comparatively fire." from corruption. all ia.
which i now charged upon State Legs.
latureS, and would make a place in the Fed
ol re political blackmailer and eebooter -
Without Undertaking tonight 70, discuss
tNis Question N ~ lrigil ana breadth ! thlHh
hay" mad" II obvious that the policies adro-
Gated by our opponents and which taey ar.
9skinG The American people 70 indorse IN
uropou ions, Ia regard 10 which they have
failed 10 take the American people into their
confidence. or That th"y have been presented
without due consideration OF their far-reaCn-
my consequences and bear the stamp OF
imnaturlty and bad judgment.
DEMOCRACY COULD FIN ~ TIVE CURRENCY,
Tic Republican party show the sam.
disregard Inv and he dis n
play with TIE law to accomplish it, Owl.
PURPOSES in dealing win the currency wni'ti
testing constantly that IT IL Il" only party
Of honest puiIoSeo aud souH1 policies II
~ l"Nus 10 rlaiilttin I's'' m power instead
Of seeking maniulv 20 solve them. Iuc
DcuoTtuc parry, Wei IA, IN power. began
currency system which caused -uCu scarcity
oi tho u -trGI"rt- OF credit IN TIM South
and stimulated inevitably ~" desire Tor some
more elastic currency system tJau We hay"
to-day ~" Republican party has Prom
isrd 81" solution Of th"e" problems and has
secured Demo. ratio votes 10y these proin-
iscS. How have tl's" PROMISES been Jul
t'l"d? Did not the Republican National
Convention oi l9N d"clar" in favor OF making
~" currency r"spon-lN" 10 TIE needs OF the
SEASONS and tie expansion OF business in all
EgrtS Of ~" oountryt, How lave tney full
filled trtt rToWl-"' +" PRINTING six sos
sious of Congress to PISS since tHoy acquired
power. und two -c-~ious Inc" Chat pledge
w,,nade. Wit on even passing h,ll through
telt ~" effects Of this sbort-~lgTtcd yoliCy
Tie Secretary a. tho Treasury, after dnClaT-
ing that lr would not do certain things
folt compelled 20 do them out side the law
II not q garust the law. in order to avert 'lir
con>-QucnCes OF violated pledges by his party
IN congress IN" question al Il proper cur
TeuCv Is on" N'lch earnestly presses Tor
solution II has been made "A pa y'hing
10y -" party in power to deceive independent
voters into the belief that something was to
hr done when utiing serious was proposed
Tho Democrat" party III t'is state and nat ion
Dos tha men ca "a BILE of solving IL, and
solving It in ACCORDING" with ~" judgment
of tie ablest hnHnCi"r- Tn" clcoiiou OF II
strong Democratic delegation IN Congress
from thu stat" of New York and III" election
at tli" pemoCratlr stat" ticket newt Noypin-
her viii go far to Civ" TO New York that posi-
ton Of influence IN the councils oi tho national
Democratic party which will permit tho
lore-t solution al vital problems instead of
leaving them 10 be the playtlIng OF pol.tiC>
g~ : O." have been for u" past six years OF
Republican rule,
CANALS.
Here in New YORK We have State iss,:cs
which are TO less important to tho p4rty
ard 80 ~" pconl" of tie state. First and
foremost We have that OF canals Their"
Is 40 need before such an audience as this
to dwell upon th" reasons why tho canals
are OF paramount i'm portsn"r to the wei.
fare Of this sat" That fact l. nov 20 UNI
'"r,Gllv rsc0eui '~d that even the RepIbli.