The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-15


the oft-tccurring differences OctweeE cap
itnl and llhOr. These differences 50 "
tally infect not only the parties TO the
controversies, but the public interests ns
we'll. that they call for the wisest legisla-
tiun on the part ut both the state and
the general government
Nauonul Guard.
| most earnestly recommend liberal
appropriation for the support Of the ma
tiunal guuld | believe with Thomas JEFF.
ferspn. in - well organized and well
equipped militia. During the coming year
the louisiana Purchase exposition ~ Ia
he held NJ 81 Louis and our national
guard, Will ut necessity, be called upon
10 meet unusual expenditures. respect
iully urge. therefore, that the approrria-
iton for tho support Of the national guard
h" largely irrrpased
Bufnlo una Charicston ENpositions.
Thv board pf commissioners appointed
to conduct the Missouri exhibit Ut the
Buffalo aud Charleston cNpositionR have
completed their lubnrs and submitted a
ilnal report. which Will be transmitted to
your honorable body.
can not too strongly recognize the
ability evidenced by the members of this
board In displaying the resources OF
our great state AT these "Npositions.
The exhibits Of Missouri rommpn ndud the
admiration of the multitGdrs IN attend
ance and feel assured that the oXpcndi-
ture nf S5,22s u for this purpose was "A
wise one
In the agricultural horticultural, mines
and mining. educational. forestry and
dairy exhibits Missouri was awarded gt
the Buffalo amt Charleston cxpositlOns
siXty-cight god medals forty. nine silver
medals one hundred and thirty bronze
medals, ana received "EluDrablo mention
In two hundred and six casrs.
In the opinion Of the Missouri board
OF commissioners, the advertisement and
exploitation uf uur resources IN the east
crn und southern states Will enlarge the
markets Tor "ur products and result In
"a ltN D. a
proiitaUl" commercial relations between
Missouri and other states of the Union.
iCGislntiOu.
! Curuesti' iu,Itr tine attention uf the
general asscmb io the necessity of ful-
iiliing the pledges Idudr to the people
which rcG'IIr' legislation for their en-
furCrmcnt
| ais" earnestly urge the necessity for
The enactment of an C,,uCtlyc law to pro-
tect game aud iish. Thu present statute
Is ineffective. ana the necessity for
amendment Is obvious.
Tn" state board OF charities and cor
rcctlln recommends the creation NJ a
Juvenile court, applicable 10 the larger
cities of the state. | can not too strongly
ndnrsc the enactment of such lugisln.
lion. aud trust It mny meet With your
approval
At thip time ! do not desire to submit
further recommendations I'm respect to
proposed LEGISLATION. ! win dn 80, from
tim" To dime. by special message, In the
seem to require II
Cancellation.
ANA now, gentlemen prlmli me to ngnln
congratulate yuu. aud through YOU the
great people you r"pr"-rui, upon this
ausplciuus opening "f tho furty-socoud
general assembly
It is an exalted priyiog" Ia he q citizen
of this proud commonwealth. II f. a
privilege sim more ",snliod to be citizen
nf this, grDnt republic,
The fundamental doctrines Of govern
mrnt announced hN Thomas jefferson
dedicated thiH young republic to truodam.
Its development Is the romance OF his
tory our progress In Invention. the rN-
pansinn ~ territory. the increase of pop
ulatiun. the stupouduus accumulation "
wealth aud the Development Of all our
vast and varied r"snurcoH viii live In
song and story while the everlasting hills
endure.
To-day We occupy the vantage position
Of the frcnHt ana most progressive nation
In the history of the human race. tn"
lmpprishuhlc achievements Of the first
century ~ our constitutional existence
could be possible only 10y united enter
prising free people
However, great ns have been the tri-
umphs Of our ucoplr more liberal com
merclal policies Invite us to yet greater
triumphs Under the policy of frcer trade
thig republic VIII soon become a master.
ful commercial world power. Unham-
porcd trade. now merchant navy, cheap
tellig"ut labor. uU"Nprllcd productive ma
Chincry and The tirol"ss enterprise Of our
people viii destroy trust mouopnlies now
sheltered by legislation. and also enablc
the productive Industries ~ this country
to dominate the highways Of ocean com
mcrcc and the rnHrts Of the world
With joy Missouri VIII hail the coming
era whom tho Glorics NJ commercial free
dom shall crown our country with the
luurris ~ rcsrlrndrnt fldcl"ss suprcm-
ncy. 4. NJ poCKERY.