The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Jefferson, j | : /. FAR
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N Ire stability Of the republic. were It's
N neople ducated.& On The proper lnslruc-
giion Of those to whom the right8of SUI
8ffage was intrustcd depended the HE
n Snfstho nation. II his conn ection, bring
S8tnEf the discussion near home he 4 ald
rreai snor ice to The den,nd for schools
# Ind i am confident that there Will be no Z, re-
81 Of sont reresSs VIEWS
Il Jefferson upon the Importance OF cducaLlon anu
hpoHs y,eMS ~ he eass Y Of
The State were adopted carlsnhs GREER oa a1 p
e aeem It remarkable that no should have
declared in letter to Madison rs as 81
ha. the ia task eo nna i IS ha most o. and the
Ema engine Of nm, nccd IDEA odp
raS y, iaeis any re reserve or qualification
That education Is the rstSdy and nh nn i 1G
only now bclnning cautionsx e rs ne FL ~
Ielf upon slinmerng conception o 4 me tr I, =,
h1, den sn a. ana
s lhrce years ago IN lslo ne "r''e W '''' ~
6is;fi have two great rncusuressa, heart, Win.
nut republic can maintain Itself IN stre nrar,.
e far bss annss sest GT
indanger his ~ dt{ bn m r. ch
dren Of each will be within reach Of cent'a
se wrsnEs he ana esresfs
a, 1s q
SSssy Ss 5tSa Sa sssss me-
hS doctrine Of M MIS- IN Sc vn9u soeI n
Ind Ind indus,rial condjons NO see about us IN
MS year grace 1904 The M pr IN
II i t 1ns nyee m peee q sod
rtzens and useful and capable members OF
netshs and asan ason IS N 'on
E.afety and weirbeng of the state e., nc along
Il This path OF its duty and rs burden
Speaking Of Trusts.
have EMERGED with sp lag
huctivc capital There ara moments when It
seens as the eoneen 4 nower 4 of rr an9
organs and agenciessof the political society
g be denied fhe enly remedy les IA, Is ths
eo an viii work evil. Or they VII! work
good, according as the community Itself Is pre-
in importance Tar e "a as compared With the dollar
he case the new industrial cambinations rest
even moro necessarily upon the cooperation
and f a ,han u2m the
time when II 50 much behoovtd the young. nun nv,
ey Ct II snne and f
,ude was SO great in cG't'ars0n1 with that hat o.
accumulated capital -. = , y t5t311. Z I
strife and dlscord. but political harmony and ma
concord and IT similarly tue ,ha, IN the
hopes reach far beyond the wastefniness and
strife Of the old competitive system. and &C..
lnand the substitution for II Of co-oRseratlv
methods and scientific organization Wafnre
certainly entering upon period OF Il u ~ sa
system rs It has existed heretofore. I
Under Urban Conditions. ,
THUS al the new functions Ct m m er';Y
are coming TO live under urban conditions.
are strictly in harmony with the Jcner;ssonHian
,nand the municipal operation Of street rail-,
or The natl1na owntrSh'p sur a
the shade of Mr.. jefferson would not arise
70 utter any warnins wha,eye r.. :, -, ! men
Under our our laws OF inheritance wealth, tends IN
tr iii zion thai, RIBS Il of any parucuiai. danger
10 the less fortunate members Of tho com,
'Sun PICARD Gs1s g o 'SaG 81
out q datH cyan YEN ba hSgsh ar carne nskc
in chieago the other day turned upon the
porations 10 the interests and welfare Of tho
people themselves, and the citi2enship OF that
higher deg degree ' Of untrammeiIe freedom and
greater capacity for in'ellleent aHtaon man
Of town ife in the history Of The United
? Sin other words Jencrson's dletum holds per;
fectiy good today, that our governmental
safety lies In numbers and ,an'
wsadh Whedhe5 oss 81 tho long take
away any OF the liberties or rights o. an en-,
frsnehses psop's We 70 extent
through the phase Of industrial Gontros aho ahs
q naya.a1 pi o ths can ast ony