Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10


GOOD sense. the cnrreat oc- :.
sirc 90 avoid doing any tamaSe. Ana II
set tho quiet fetcrulnafic1 % pfoeccA. =,
sfco lv s.cp. without halt and without III
huffy. in eliminating or at least iu iiiti. :.
iEirinr Nnntevcr 81 mischief or OF ts.t q
there is go Interstate commerce ln tho q
conduct OF great corporations. tney \
arc acting in no spirit OF hostility 70 !
wealth. either individual or corporate. =
Tfcv are not AGAINST the rich nam any '
more than against the poor man on I
the contrary. they are friendly ahAc TO ,
ward rich man and toward poor Nhn,
provided only shat each acts In a spirit
OF justice ana dccency toward MS Iei-
! lows. Great corporations are neceS-
sarv. and only men OF great and singn-
/ lar mental power can manage such
/ corrorations successfully. and such /
nen must have great rewards. But
these corporations should be managed
WITH duo regard 60 the interest OF the
public as a whole. Where this can DC
done under the present laws must
be-, done Where these laws como shoFS
lothers should be enacted % supplement-
them
Yet VIC must never forget the deter
mining FACTOR in every kind OF wurk. /
Ct head or hand. must be the man I
own GOOD sense. courage. and kindi- 4
. ness. More important than any legis-
, lation is tho gradual growth or a ieei-
- ling OF responsibility and forOcarauce
among capitalists and wage-workcTs
J. alike. n feeling OF respect on the part
o. each man for the rights OF others.
4 "a feeling OF broad community OF IN
d tesest. not merely Of capitalists among
~ themselves. and or wage-w0rkers alike,
~ a feeling OF respect on the part or
= each man for the rights OF others.
r. faoliu- OF broad community OF interest.
.H.. a.H HHr'H .H a D.
.e selves. and of wago-workcrs among
b. themselves bat OF capitalists ana
b. wage workers ln their relations Co eacn
,c Icfhor. AMI Oh both iu their relations 70
g. their fellows who with them make up
r. tine body polite. There are many cap
BE- lfa,ns of industry. many labor leaders
lv uho realize tlis.
ls BUREAU or CORPORATIONS.
m Tho policy of tho Bureau IS 90 ac.
d ...nnnsh ttc purposes OF its cieAtloi
a- hy cooperation. NOS antagonlfm n'
he making constructive legislation. net te
0n sfrurttvc prosecution. the immc iiat
nl- bfect of its inquiries. by conscrN atiF'
.ad Invests cation of law and fact. ont %.
.u- rcfvsal 90 issue incomplete and hcnc
Gee. necessarily inaccurate reports. ~
nd |rogcy being thus one Cf open in1uir
POI INTO. ana not attack upon, business. Z.
ltn Bureau has been able t1 gain not oni
IN the confidence but. better sun. tne c
soi .,'.,.,tio, ~ ,,.., erra zei Ina ice.timat
.ct: ihrsine.s
sh- Tho Bureau onors 90 the Cons-c'
wee. tie means of getting az the cost OF pr
.su- auction ~ our various rrcat staples
adi- ..r-re-.e
The Or ners.-.t- the careful iuycsti-
ail- tfon 10 sna.faI c0rnoratfons VIII aaC
an l-,r Commits .oucr knowledge of ccrta
,ces n,--irlee facts. The publication 90 rh t
> as -,.rh+ he au Improper infrinrcmcrt
ac q trs.a-. rfcrf-. The method of mlh.
lDor I-r.,ff. .fn. results OF these invests
loss t..rs arurts. under ile iav. u.ca
iga- lo- the protection oi private r.ea
re- Tho Congress w.il have an facts
made SENT er.l ae roall liEc to another '.
iroreticl Information which would
EM- rr.e thc legitimate business ol cc
|..riter and destroy the incentive
.YCC- .rffyffraI s1rrrirO-.fv and thrift.
onc- Tle Bureau hre also made eNho
rar .-.vr exam nations into the lcEll C
.imi- r.rfnn uulr- which corporate hur.u
De- in carried ou .n the various stat
cns- mo au judicial decisions on tle s.
very ...t. and Il.p tlc various systems
Cm- |l.rnorale taNation in use. Z eal spe
~ cor .If.rf.un f1 the report Cl The chile.
pcrly .ra Bureau. aul 2 earnestly asA 8
Z. Es- CONGRESS carefully consider the -ci
% the and rceomu enlatiors %. tee touf
rlers. s.Crer ora this subject
cs AGRICULTURE
+. scr- The Department of Agriculture
= bat crown into an eaacat 'unal iusrtu
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