Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-21
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WAscA the Administration has yet
sAe~s Itself resuctant to spe0d the p~0r
pies nseaey Is sSst II the fsssA 81 S5aA.-
Sss Asaprspri~t~a ~ CSaSsess for the
prosecUtsDs VI Tie trusts. There IN still
SA-".sN VI the suxs vueApeD<aed AND
sSsilabse.
Que VI President keosevelt's attenpt-
si 1ustihcatsoss of the pension " der
u its DsUularsty. rs he supp"se~. Nc
aouet indeed u is popular smoAS its
beseAciaries bo control a great many
votes. but 10 1t the part of a statesman
- attempt to Justify q qae-tions bile act
by the measure of its popularity His
defiance Of the opposition on that
ground Is Reelection usroa the inteS
rity OF the whole American people.
The NeW York Tribune saws there
Was Ne need for Mr. Roosevelt TO write
nythlng' On the notorious denial of
the rights Of negroes and nullihca tio,.
Of the Constitution In the southern
States" because his position is well
kpowR." Hes. his position in well
known. 40 Dotoriously well known and
90 utterly indefensible that even Ne
WAS kaGRed for words to square kaln-
Self.
"What has the Administration done
TO the trustsy" asks the Memphis Com
Rercisl. Address your comRunica-
tiop TO Mr.. q. &. Cortelyou. care Ne
publican National Committed" replies
the Washington Post.
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner. former
United States Senator from West Nir-
ginia; There is no question in my
mind that West virginia will cast her
electoral vote for Judge Alton b. Par
ker and Henry q. Davis. The cam-
paign Is hot one ON both sides, but all
the Indications point to Democratic
success at the polls next month. l be-
heve our majority will be from 1900
~ 20veO."
Ere the earth had covered the form
of the martyred President whom he
succeeded Mr.. Roosevelt said that he
wosad wish only to serve out the unen-
Pired term. Now he not only wants
election, but 1t II unnista kable thQn
u De wins il NIOve0bef. ~ win
wait reelection. The siGns are lunin-
oos that the trusts have he~Ght bin
this time, but, o trusts. will ~ stay
beaghti
Tie New York Evening eun Pske&
fun at your Uncle Henry Gassaway
Davis for using large words. As
though the Sun were the only earthly
mental entity familiar with the use Of
pOlysy ilables.
1t is common talk. common joke. In
Wall Street. how complete has been
the surrender Of the Administration to
the corpora ations and the trusts. The
late Secretary of Commerce and Labor
with its bureau of corporations to Sc
cure publicity in the interest of the
public" has been busy delivering the
goods.
Cortelyou used to be trust buster"
Now he is a trust truster.
I'VE intend in the future to carry on
the Government in the same way that
we have carried it on in the past" says
President Roosevelt in his acceptance
letter. 1t is the same kind of defiance
that is uttered by the footpad. armed
with a blu6geon or big stick" as he
stands over his prostrate victim whom
he mas robbed.
Chairman Cortelyou. when Secretary
Of Commerce. had bureau of public
ity under him. Ii was there that. com
ing into contact with the great corpor-
ations, he seemed to be impressed with
the value of secrecy. He is using it in
this campaign in his fat frying pro
cesses.
Congressman William r. Hearst.
President of the National Association
of Democratic Clubs. has come back
from the West and taken firm grasp
upon tHe Heiin OF the ofrdHiLatibn ne
has issued a stirring address to mem
bers urging them to Especial activity
and untiring energy from now until the
closing of the polls"
Where was Henry Cabot Lodge when
the Massachusetts Bureau of Labor is
sued its recent report of the result of
certain investigations? Among the re
plies to questions sent out seventy
seven merchants agreed that the trusts
had raised prices. and the unsatisfac-
tory condition of living was due wholly
or in part to the existing tariff"
It has been more than a year ard a
half sisce the creation of the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor. with its
bureau Of corporations. was estab-
eat a.