The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-05

re- 3 rs;sss n srss n .S - &:
und;r 4 and . g p.0iDssss ne.
sHsns csaq I. s s.s for ssss
perhaps paralysis In the indu stries and ousl-
An. the u TIE meg :S & sss
i 5 .sdv,ssbis to make the change imme-
Every tariff deals with duties on THOUSANDS
Of s,siclss ErIsnSsd a n3ndrefss . O. ss.
acct , wa vast n numb, Of Interests which sfe
oftsn conflicting II necessary for our vel.
fare. then OF course GonxTsss must Gon whUs
We must remember ths, wbensvs s 1890 even
will app ar to demaad q change IN almost
every schedule In the law; and when " comes
Spsst,ns the ssihsdae;s r,s s sssts of lie
eDnntry would be ruinous.
PUNIsHMEST or TRUSTS.
One point We must steadily keep In mind.
Broadly. stand. wholly apart from the CUES
tion OF deaiins with the trusts. NO change
y tsrn duties can hsss my iyus, npoSlem,
sss %Sel f1e anssSesd g 81 tSs taf PT.st.
Savs a. ts matter SHs' o. fact numbers o. smaller
American competitors: and Of course a change
r the tsI which would work injury %Ss ys 70 ses
pstitsi- and equally Of course such change
connected with either the large or the small
From The standpoint Of thoss, inte s,,ss q
the trust was relieved OF the competition OF
oniy Into H oompes iti SSi" with foreisn com.
petitors; and that the first effort TO meet
this neT competition would S1d b sse msde BY
Of come OF our greatest trusts such change
cSsssss in the tarir win affect the trust. f9r
c .ss e for rSs scs st s ssst o sHs Tso
intsre.ts. i"rss or small. prostaSIe: and y.
under penalty Of taking them from the sm,l
TO sum up. then. we must az a people . sY,
ipportsnce as the tsrn from the .tsr rd% =,
fact that as the needs Of the country change
4 may be necessary to meet these new needs
sy Ell e.. S c:n W. snrd To- s 10 s
must not be made until the need for them
&c hey ssen &c %sS. %ss III re
Ss q :as 81 e. T:9S Sc
eipls p th., system which IA. ., no now become
% the liant international Industrial ,competi:
sst % s fcs y forfeit Ms tSs TO ya
We haze thus triumphantly attained
WISCONSIN ESTHUslAsM.
Nothing could have been more cheer
full or inspiring than the greeting which
the little city OF In Crosse gave 70 the Presi-
~ r-e~ ta nj pfk vwhs,
were With Mr.. Roosevelt when he campatgned
IA La Crosse two years ago expected big
crowd and q noisy crowd. But what they
found went far beyond anything they
dreamed La Crosse could do.
The natives met their astonishment by
explaining that folks out this way are az
gressively patriotic and very seldom have
so good an opportunity TO let on their
steam ~ Is offered by the visit OF President.
II II the Democratic voters opportunity
to prove that he Is just as good an American
a. his Republican brother. Tho result Is
Wild and woolly. even in the eyes Of one
who has seen much OF Western crowds In
time, Of political excitement.
The three landaus that headed the Pred
dental procession in La Crosse were decor
ated successfully with rcd, white and blue
paper roses. They were certainly three
separate and individual sighte; Il would
take the genius Of the Hon. Tody Hamilton
to describe their beauties.
~
flag arbored streets. addressed 5000 people
In the market square. The crowd listened
attentively to his speech and whooped its
approval most unmistakaby every time
n brought his fist down into his band 81
the end Of a declaration Of the usefulness
to the state OF honesty among its cttiSons:
There were short stops at Lake City and
Winona, the summer homo OF 6ocreeary
Window. The President made Mr.. Win
dom's life his text here.
OF. PAUL WILDLY ENTHUSIASTIC.
Al st. Paul the full blast OF Northwestern
cession headed by the TWenty-trs United
States Regulars and the veterana Of the
Owl War, and wound up by detsch%en ut
the Capitol. The sidewalks were jammed.
The ONCE Window md store windows
were crowded. The roofs even were
crowded. The President hardly had
shance to sit down. 81 steadily did the
There WAS a delightful variation Of thu
Enthusiasm which pleased the President
% much. apparently, IS though II had bean
dcsd 70 h Ma.ra ss "; jo Ssef sns ss
Tub marched out from the sidewalk proudly
flying their banner and presented q simple
bouquet Of wild blossoms TO the venerable
naturalist. 1t may be said IN passing that
no one u enjoying tuo c1pcIouCre " Soio
trip, II Appearances count for anything, more
thsn u John Burroughs.
He goes to every speeohm aking - ~.
kRiously As the most faithful reporter and
has not missed Q banquet or q reception
and h Observing the habits Of the gregarious
human animal with - lively an Interest
g though 1t dew or walked on four feet.
TALK ON BklNoINo OF CHILDREN.
Ths President addressed the Legislature
n ths Assembly chamber. In his remarks
Be said:
One letter I have written seems to have
attracted much attention; letter In which
1 said believed In large families. Ny reason
Tor hat 10 that believe In Americana and
want to see the stock kept up. When i
slishted from the train here one man came 70
ne and, to vim my favor. ] suppose. showed
ne the picture Of his seven sons That picture
I must cay rivetsd my attentioa and my
The man or woman who socks to bring up
children. TO secure happiness by avoiding
stand tough knock. {. vroneins ne children
II . way and q desIee that no other human
BEING could wrong them. II you went your
children TO be SUCCESSFUL you should teach
them that the life that is worth living H. worth
VorEipg for What q wretched life H. that Of
4 man Who seeks TO shirk the burden laid
on us In this world! u u equally lGnoble In
SI1her "A e. yhether 10 70 q man OF wealth