New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

States viii 60 down into hoT under Od thd the Us eree
0e ,94 9leltnnauon of az the people.
between the ports OF the i,5ites ststes a8a The
5N,oped l.nos for all tine 20 come. Mark
trade arrsngements. by whatever name they may
subjects 81 discussion ana decision not only in our
W. country but IN every country Of the civilized
6e to cast away in the very beginning OF this great
our way 10 victory
THE TRUST QUESTION.
Hysteria seems to be in the atnosnbere as we
approach the topic Of the trusts. No reasonable
corporation FOR the purpose Of reducns the CO cost
o. toe Ihipes which il produces. There is point.
create industries and many Of the so-calied
for some other motive underlying the combination
ne NaSt increase Of wealth in modern times and
dgced two other clements into these combinations
mere organization Through the medium OF gross
2kerca Ilta4izaton. This is utterly indefensibe.
speediest and the most efectuaI remedy that can
&c devised think there is remedy, and 1 be-
II is my firm belief that Il all corporations are
their bones and stocks a feS % par s Actual al
Ea-ue OF the capital contributed the corporation.
tie United States and feryenty hope that all
form. The Individual or the CORPORATION that can
overcome actual competition by producing better
MANKIND Tor there siV-ays IroaiIs he rofe1tioi
competition which insures absolute safety FOR the
public The corporation or association, however.
pose Of SURPRISING competition by the purchase or
o%Isolaa'io ion q independent plants, covering the
Whoie held and that proposes TO destroy the force
OF potential competition by the same method. is a
powers Of government should be employed for its
What has the Democratic party ever done or
proposed 10 do in this direction? Nothing except
effects IKE the showers Of beaver faii upon the
1gst ana unjust alike on the contrary the Re
telligertly at work. and with the Sherman act and
slowly and laboriousIy it is true but in the end il
VIII be settled. and settled right.
creates and fosters the trusts and is responsible
, Ta a IS pad IN our ineusiTal alo eornmer
energy. enterprise and development are ante
cedents Of the trusts. They have all helped TO
create conditions out OF which the rust e'"lved;
but 1hey are conditions without which there could
be no growth. no prosperity and progress. The
that the chinese Exclusion law and the prohlbi-
uon against immigrants under contract for labor
fishing these laws in order TO destroy Iabor unions
OF all the bright naces which record the wort hy
deeds Of the republic there none which glow
more exalted regard for the rights Of humanity.
r7enfs 81 Vfl5r, NTcISi1l@,, T-,ae,51re PoosnveIt
Philippine Islands
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY's RECORD
reform. saying that proposed measure had
yet become party policy and that whatever
said on the subject must be the expression OF In
dividual views. He said he opposed to any
currency which the government did not agree TO
redeem He closed follows:
When YOU are looking for a government 20
grappe with the problems OF this day and the days
TO come with which your happiness and prosperity
are lnSeparably bound, 90 not FORGET that II was
the REPUBLICAN, party that said the Union must be
preserved. that no star should fade from the blue
field Of its flag and no stripe should be torn from
its beautiful folds and that IL Abraham Lin
coin who led our hosts through the valley Of the
shadow OF death, to an undivided and ndivisible
country. Do not forget the Deris Of reconstruc-
the Republican party. under the guidance Of the
silent OF the war, restored peace and order
among distracted people. Do not forget with
what courage the Republican party lifted the de-
pTeCated currency OF the war and resumed specie
payments without CULVER in the bOcy Of our COM
merce. DO not forget that the Republican party
through its cherished policy of protection has made
the republic hat il is. and has conferred upon the
American name a higher honor than is borne by
the people Of any other nation of the earth Do not
forget that when men were without work and cap
ttal without profit. when were qualSing with
L fear IN the throes Of financial disaster, IL the
Republican party raised high the gold standard
and. following William Mckinley. marched into the
sunshine of peace and plenty. Do not forget that
Theodore Roosevelt. who has brought TO his Office
never surpassed in all noble line OF leaders.
and who is patiently and periodically working out
Republican thought and lifting a higher alti-
! tuoe the national life. IS Republican What
more would you have? What promise OF
honor and glory for your country and of prosperity
I all SIS aa.n1p0