The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-10

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years We shall be tsy,nr ~. =.
an elective lower house II, 81 perlFnent !.
Legislature. 4 may be ths.a n, e rhIiIppns
W.. misuse TINS Legisiature ~ iplhos
foolish rs.snra = Il they are me-, eaey eer.
ao0asn psEaons here at nome III .liAisd By
an agitation for their own ~ INTO startIss
INTO any factious or impronar ~ " I. ndence ~
case they VIII do themselvas Ssaon In such
fort ~ 5or sne time being ali 4n meg and
hort g advance them ana r.,,s arther 1t.
greater share in their owt, 1 E.pe them a
they act with wisdom ana eshnment. Bat
II they show that they are ~ restraint
., teEislature which In its turn 81 q elsetins
OF taking sane and efficien. Z ~ Y capable
actual work OF governrna AM ", part Ii TIA
assured that full and inerasa,say can resi-
OF recognition will be given ,ha,n measure
tney should remember that their ' n,: ADove all
good th,nR = ana aus not political nssas
ing them Legislature; but /, = ~ OF civ,
ter thing to give them gchooIs - So = Tar bet
railroads which will enable theT, soc ~ roeds,
ia 70 arket honest courts II, ~ tner
ana enoleht constabulary, ana III M NJ Il honest
to produce order, peace gatrI 81 81 mat tends
tween man and man. and hah,sa w 90 be.
gent industry and thrift II tha,,. y lntell.
Suaraeo against oppression, ana II .s az safe.
wants, material and spiritual ara .. sneir real
telligently and in q spirit ~ Sr,l studied In,
PATTY, much more good win he aAuS SYM
than by an effort to give 49, uons them
power. though this effort NAV q, political
ptSpsE sane ana place be proper enen.a e9n
meahWhiie our own people shonla
Der that there 10 need for the hfaha Eemem.
ara OF conduct among the Ar,ssist stand.
to the Philippine Islands, not onIS n sSns sent
puDnc servants but among the nri. yaE no
dtviduals who 60 to them. II a. pIhayate 10.
feel this 80 deeply that In IN sssausa I
tloh OF these Islands have norit,sa,llstEas
fused to permit any discrttnina ~. 70.
ever ror political reasons. and hSys s n.,a
that In choosing the public aervan,. Inslstsa
Grafton should be paid soieiv ~ M eonsld-
or the men chosen and to the n.ss worth
Islands. There 10 no higher bo6v M u the
our public service than, we baya M,sa In
rn m Islands under Governor W,,s ~
ana MS associates. So far as possth,s Wnsgnt
men should be given q free hama ~ these
suggestions should receive the hears,, tnsr
Ing both OF the Executive ana ~ - Osek.
gress. There 10 need OF q viEIlant AM S ~
the Philippines by good citizens hers - u
United States NSsS ~ rae
Unfortunately hitherto thoRa a, o,,
pie here at home who have specialize ". , peo.
10 10 Dc the exemptions OF the Filipinos bsvs
In reality been their worst enenies T ny.
will continue to be the case az lone Ina
strive to make the Filipinos indenanssaasss
and stop all Industrial deyeloDmsnt 1 " t
Islands by crying out against the laws vh ias
would bring 1t on the gkound that c.ni nea
lists must not exploit" the isiandH s,, up, IA
ceedings are not only unVise. but AZ Nv, ".
harmful to the FiiipInos, who do not n Ivy
independence at all. but who do need gocS
laws good public servants. and the inSrsA
trial development that can only com. ~ w
investment of American and foreign csn' ~
in the Islands Is favored in all legtttrnn;SN
ways. eAe"
Every measure taken concerning the tsI.,a,
should be taken primarily with a view "a
their advantage We should certatpIv .,rc
them lower tarifr rates on their exnorts ~
the United States; If this is not done II MI, ~
be wrong to extend our shipping laws 10
them. earnestly hope for the immediate
enactment into law of the legislation ~
pending to encourage American caDitai" ~
seek investment in the islands In RAILROADS
in factories. in plantations, and In alumbsr'
ing and mining.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.