The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-15

The SILVER oeate linus shS
pink SIP ral.4oad te.~er4m N The
San -rranc.sco SnIoA.e.e o. NoveA4oer
18th. unuer a New York uase:
"A spec.a4 10 the He.a d from WASH
ing.on says. Llnes a4e 4epdy Dc hs
dawn 1~r a con.e-t, On sSi.es u So-
tess, N ene rI.s -u.nen Oone4ess 0Ve4
the eA.eAs4on o. reuOAa. poeei "nu -
eSnuaa4a..on n wasn-IAgeon.
l., IS n.cv4-aD.e enas AAes.dene hoo~e-
ve.s 5 luea o1 giving lie 4sdslo-a. HoV.
e1 A.nens moe pvw~f, ~ D. so~seu u
the na44us Oh the fles.u4nt or n-s az
po-n4ees, Wa. arouse an>agon.em N me
Sella.e ana pc. d an t4.e AiSuS~p a-o
In1s an.agol4sm 1uuSI ne oVstc~Aie a
tie re1o4nls p-anneu by I.ooseve-t a.e
10 pe Attempted.
L. vii. p-o0aD.y be The .ast stand To-
S4a.e r4sn.s nlaae al enls country Sh~u-a
lne r4e44ucnt wan.
lhe an14ua. message If the Iresluent,
now beng wr.1t~n, as SAID 10 Dl4s.e
wan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rgne-ng ny RED
era. power many .nIlss when are a.
c-a.ed wrong. he is vgo4ous, II IS sa.u'
in ms tlya,ln~nt o. me IA reaa rdes
question:, and tbs is mercy extending
the powers OF me ln.el-Sea,e Cemm-ce
COMMISSION 10 say when a aaee IS red-
son.b.e in The colime4 c. bowen States
and 20 ENFORCE a rae.
Roosevelt is expected 20 make rtcom-
menda.-ons bringing prisa-e car Ines
engaged IN Interstate comInelc &c within
the same restrictions. He WILL pr pab y
renew ms rec. uons for fd T..
incense or cuar.er Tor al ccpro1asons
engaged N any BUSINESS IN mole tAaA
onS STATE.
The proposal for Fedora control and
invest. gation oil lie insurance companies
is on the same lne. IL on y requr~s an
e.abo. "a ION of This 20 lnc4uue Ire .nsu4-
ance and lab. lily companies, t1uss
COMPANIES and investm~n. a-.a mn-hg
compan es. In the same direction as
the movement for a naeionaA dAso-ce
law, and he recommendation n res
ident made a year ago Tor a natlonA.
emp oyers lab. lity law. A s.mi.ar ten
dency, though On b. oader INES, is the
Santo Domingo tr4aty, still pending,
which gives 10 his Government ne
right to supervise foseign debts and PAY
the foreign Gains of d sorganized
American repub :cs.
Roosevelt has D aced himself on he
broad p ane that the Uniled yates IS
a federation shou d step in and contro.
the grs a t aggregations of capita anu
In many cases tn control shou d be
substituted for the separate and widely
varying contro now attemp ed by off
ferent States. This is espec a y true a
to the regu alton of fire ght ra es anu
the superv sion of life insurance com
panies.
1t is understood the administrator
will lose some o. the Democratic vot >
it is counting on because he cry n s
been raised hat the policy Of the Pres
ident is an INVASION of the righ's 0
States. and that If the Federal @ vern-
ment is go ng TO regu a e Interstate
rates the States vii h We 10 abo sh
Their home railroad c mmisssons for he
regu alton of Sta e rates.
Senator Morgan of A abama has srok-
en- very pa'n'y on this point, and will
make a great fight against the Pres
dents attempt to extend Fedra, SUPER
VISION
II one reads between the lines he viii
readily discover that an experlen ed
hand is now astr'de the editor a trip d
for the railroads. He is mixing many
other questions with the one at issue
for the soc purpose of again b. nd ng
the people. and is appea ing to Stat
pride under the caption of s ate
Rich's. a question that has a ways
been dear to the Democratic heart.
State rights is evidently largely depend
ed upon to assist the railroads in their
fight to be let alone. The question Of
state Rights will be threshed over
anew and it may be a winning card for
the railroads to pay. In The recon
styuction days Sta e RICH $ cut a prem
incnt cure and the Democrats we e
particularly afraid that their rights