The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-09-08


composing a part n Cur splendid 20.
orstr1ai system men VIA aiI Hof
permit diserimlnafio1 Ter o. against
the religious o. social procilsiuef ~
sBy man. bot Nili guard them 81 and
a. far a. IN his power secure 70 them
al their rights guaranteed b. oar
benign institutions 81 EoFcrweTt
The men in charge 81 tie Rorernment
Of Missouri should - allarDund men.
not conspicuous for one attatnment
alone. unless 81 BE- IN an oHce where
the knowledge o. q specialist Is requir-
ed. Honesty and capacity should Be
the Watehwogd Of every eiecfor a. be
steps TO the polls 70 record his choice
Harmony With tire National Party.
The government Of the state Of Ms
souri, should be in harmoqy with the
government q the Nation In the
conduct Of National Affairs. and even
T. the conduct Of State affairs, the
principal work Of those in charge 81
the government ig the direction. ad-
justment and equaiizing Of conner
eial. manufacturing and Industrial
questions for the benefit and advance
ment Of the people. The Incoming q
railroads: the telegraph; The teIe.
phone: the system Of exchange Be.
tween banks and the Interchange %
commodities between localities in tire
country. make our COMMERCIAL and
industrial system necessarily one.
Whatever question there may be as 30
the political rights OF the political re
latlons Of a state 70 the National Gov
eminent. under our Constitution. there
can be no question that the CONNER.
ciai and Industrial relations ara alb
soiutely one. based upon the same
great economic laws n cannot Be
separated. There Is no state In the
Union which more than Missouri. calls
for perfect harmony IN these questions
between the state and ire Federal
Government. because there is no state
IN the Union whose material products
and the individual interests Of the
people cover q larger range. X is
practically true that the State OF Mis-
sonn produces al things produced by
any other state. and many things pro
duced by no other state. Missouri Is
the center Of the farm production Of
the United States Il leads in general
agriculture and IS IN the front rank
in all other industries Practically all
the lines Of commerce cross Il and
nearly al take something from within
It's borders II then people would
reap the fun benefit Of their splendid
opportunities. the political policies Of
he State and the personnel Of It's state
Government should be IN harmony
with the political policies and the per,
sonnet OF the National Government
Missouri j. truly great, bat who shall
say that she would not have been much
greater H. during the recent period 81
wonderful National development her
politics had been in harmony with the
gpplitics Of the Sattone Does IL benefit
Missouri for the world n know that
IS per cent o. her people are per
United 20 elect but six and a quarter
per cent Of her Coperessmeue Does
the plain man. whether he be 8 Demo.
crat OF q Republican. believe that be
has benefited by that tine q policy.
] believe & Is not too much % say that
81 during the past quarter Of s century
Missouri's political policy had been in
line with the National policies that
have developed the Nation. Missouri
would now IN an things stand first
among the states. instead 81 fourth
The building 81 the IsthmiRn Cana
under the auspices Of the Government
thus connecting Missouri by water.
way with al parts Of the world. az
this time. emphasizes the need % bar
mcnious action between The state and
the Nation.