New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20

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GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION"
The third special denunciation Of the Demoorates
platform 70 which l have called attsnnen is u
This phrase expresses very dangerous thought;
by the Constitution in one Supreme Court aud
such inferior courts as Congress shall from time
thus inpo@es upon CONGRESS the duty Of providing
i9,.ia SNyr,se .y S } ~ the government
For Congress m the distribution OF judicial Low
with the equitable power OF injunction would be 20
violate the Constellation aud conhlI -, az Courts
with that power. has been done. and then alNtst
time investing some other court with such power
would be equally violation OF the 0ohs'i'"'t'''
But aside from III this. as a mere matter OF
policy the proposition IS the very sSehSS OF T,.
been the conservative and preservatiVe Tore IN
unrnoved by the eNctenents OF and the prejudlces
Of the passing hour No man IS 50 humne gu, r'd,: ~:
he imaglneS himself aggTlevcd. no mater ~
the courts his wrongs may be redressed and who
does not have in thar fact present assur-
anCe Of the protection OF government loI ~ -
liberty and property. There have no DOUBT oee en-
rniscarriages OF justice in the past. and there no
doubt win be mscarriages OF justice IN the IStIIy;
can De al al times perfect in its operation. But,
taken as "a Hoie our ,+ Is5ris and in their in
dependence. their honor and their fearlessness m
g4,iI1e res,sr calamity could 6efal US
than the serious Impairment of the usefulness OF
this department Of our government To deprive
our courts OF any part Of their rghtful jurisdiction
would be at least a step IN that direction only
haneful results could follow. IL mleht re 80, 80,
the beginning OF the end Of the republic. TOT mn
VIII not long maintain a government thad aoeH
not sustain free and untramneileI STJ,Ia5y
All such propositions are not olliy - Ioait
hut they are also anarchistic and must be deaI'
There is another feature OF this proposition that
makes il still more reprehenslDc ana m -
is intended capture the vote Of the labor union
on that account IT IS anything but a compliment
70, and patriotism OF iabuTlnE men
The true friend OF labor unions Is the man VI"
viii tell them the truth. and not the demagogue,
Uses and elusive hopes Of something that IS unat-
naturally All men are his friends. In some form
or other al must labor in this world. and huinaL-
fty svruTathizcs with humanity the world over
But there are certain limitations IN all human AZ
which evmuathies viii not so. matter in whose
behalf they NAV be invoked This IS eslecillE !. u
as TO an governmental affairs and accordingly We
ii+ ,jo,,s ,,cn ier,ela+tye reredes Doubtless
there have been instances OF an erroneous use. or
American neoje viii not strip their courts of their
Wholesome and benehcent power TO restrain threat
ened violations Of personal ana property IlLnlT, 70
TO DO would be blow az vital principles II IS
far better % leave the parties aieoteS 9y re
lef in the higher courts TO which they may appeal
fnsI Judgment NAV be ultimately rendered. For. no
matter what be said 10 the contrary We an
eter equal and evact Justice. and all should know
THAT they who strip them % their legtimate Dow
, .S,F1 vy-l9a- men end tbst they have pur-
poses which are in conflict with the law ad
they can DO Is 70 abandon them. Tor II NAV ns
entity VII not allow should not be done And the
worst thing men can do who find themselves in
and attempt to make the judiciary Of our cou
Try the football OF party bs laws Of b COUNTRY
and the courts that administer them viii be up-
nize this fact is unworthy 10 be intrusted Win
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
But there are other reasons why the Democratic
party should 10 defeated. We must deal in the
5 al Co1ets~+i,. i-r-easjne demand for leCiela-
,i .,st nal, MI oar tirrre1cS letter adsptel
TO the changing conditions or trade LEGISLATION
81 tlfs kind was PROMISED az the last session 81
Congress but was not then acted upon: some
such LEGISLATION viii doubtless be proposed in the
are met some kind Of legislation on this subject
There are difficulties and combinations yet to be
met and overcome in connection with the Construc-
on nS % ~ Te2ise our tar scenies and We
arc likely 90 have constantly arising new and un-
IONS an t5oSe sI'siects MI reGiire the HIGHEST
7s... - Ne - ,,.t-;,,tte,, ro,e- ~
unbiased man honestly believe that the Democratic
eorsl 20 such p task? Me7 cannot do right unloes
their heliefs ave right They cannot accomnlish
great deeds unless their hearts are I'm their work
Can auv MAN suggest anything more ca'avnitous
sse-SI 81 ss mem ps " F-va ma ana Tom r.
Johnson Iegielatirr ahout fhe currency. the bank
ing system the taT1T our l0E0taF possessions or
ovr rrosrerity or orr honor?
icss Ne 5aei- 10 reverse am orr policies sboIId We
thirk OF intrusting the Democratic party with
Instead q voting. for a change. ohio should
uof only insr~a continuation Of the wise and
u win place the head Of our Stata one q the
allest and most deserving % our fellow citizens.
sentative 81 fhe highest and hest tyne 81 Reuuhli-
The nation Tor another term the invauahle services
81 S'rator Hanna W have never had renre-
,rt osr-,o, service Not ohio Icoe hut tbe
doro TIE p Crea leader not orlv fu the councils
OF his partv but also IN The LEGISLATION and states
narshin 81 his tir1a IS hroad minded patriotic
and thoroughly American. He stands AT AL times
80 7v and able efficiently to uphold his cause His
defeat would be national disappointment and a
win victory this wear FOR Herrick ari Hanna
Ohio vii then be ready 80 head the column for
We are forturate in having such = man at the
head 81 the nation. His learning his exnerien,e
~ - ,,, rS 80 .T5' e-erer an ,or5
hine make him an ideal President IN the exc
curton Of BE high Office he has exhibited such
striking ari'itv and fidelity that he has ineoi-ed
ne American peonle with both pride and conf
derce. while AZ the save time he has excited the
sraon s9g Ee sss FOR o. to @ Tst og
victory in Ohio this year VIII help insure his TIL
umph next year.
Senator Hanna followed Senator Foraker. He
devoted the first part Of his speech 20 State af-
fairs. Touching on national questions he said.
Mr.. CLARK. whether he do Il thoughtcssly in
tonfonal'v in "a public utterancc made this state
ncnt. 81 bis country is on she verge Of financial
and Industrial collapse f4e sounded that note Of
danger. Why. God only knows. But 10 my mind IL
q criminal act because IL Is not true. As far
the financial and industrial interests OF this
country are concerned they never have been in any
better shane than TO-DAY. There IS nothing 10 in
teIfere with the onward progress Of this develop
mont except ono thing. and that one thing j. 10
sha The Con 1ence = the people in the principles
and policies tx 1rcised 10y the party in power
But fl it poe that such notes Of warning as
ISSUED bv Eir. Clarke are necessary TO alarm the
f.0gln D order they viii change their iapas