The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-13

taye 70 S%svc,crone e e. 10 the polls
To- ,bn ypolls ana Vote IN he general 'ccless.
don. The bsnents Of this system are at
once. apparent and commend themselves
motive IN retaining present conditions.
United states ~ People.
As another step In tho DIRECTION Of GOV. |
eminent b.. the people. United States
senators oaitht 70 be elected BY the PEG:
Tor q con%-,iluiionsi amendment provid.
Ing for this reform.
Labor and Capital.
Among the problems we must deal with
Il the relation between labor and capital.
lions of the hour, Labor has rights
which capital should recognise. and. cap.
ital has rights which labor should not
be Idle, and labor without capital would
be un.mploycd-cach Il necessary to the
HHave disagreed and disputed ABOUT ,selr
human. nature controls. one. can not al.
| wrong. The principle Of arbltraiiou,
properly and fairly enforced, will result
In benefit to all classes II " the an.
labor tina, caises the trouble. The put.
rose Of government. T. not TO make
money, bu, to protect a.. weak asnins,
order. Labor has as much right 10
organize a. capital. aud the laboring man
as n0hi" and Instincts as high as his em-
rloycr The difficulty In adjusting their
iiamc the capiiaiisi. Tor one who appeals
to the rclf-irtorort OF the capitalist ~
Just i- much - ~demagpgnc as one. who
e~ortingman. Most Of the disputes be.
tween labor and capital could be settled
iairnoss. Tailoring men have no riEht 10
any special privilege, n oth'rr have
no nsht 10 irmnnd special privilege.
In these controversies between employer
and employ. for tn. public business "
disturbed ,n,rcby; ! nellc's u Is ~.
Disputes. aud hn should make II Ills bust.
cont, At Involves The public welfare IN any
way.
Enforcement of .aw.
The constitution t%atticle 8 section 81
provides. 'Thc governor shall take care
that the laws are distributed and faith
fully executed. and he shall be a consery.
ktor OF the peace throughout the state"
II Ia M purpose to carry out that man.
N. law IL IN h.. statute books II
should be 81 servod, Il be- = bad law,
the remedy y TO repeal, not 70 !gnore u.
ior all law lud there u entirely too little
rsspsyt TOT the mAluniy " the law Good
in.n viii ohsstNe bad. laws aud bad men
that All men be- compelled 10 observe
every law. because u ~ the law. That
iLwH M Ntrtu. OF III. p1wrr vested In
the executive. ~ ~ my Intention 70 soc
that thu laws m. administered cauitably
attorney falls To- diHchaTg, hls duty, or
needs assistance. l shall direct the attor:
MIN. I'M viii entail extra work on tho
attorney -Eonrfais offic- In. addition 70
the burdens afr ady RESTING on mat 90.
.u,ht 10 be- adequately suppliod NTH
MN ana il "a moi nov. Th.t. IL No
,eonom' IN s,lna,ns M aspar.msn, %.
m.nt Al ali il 10 h.v. laws and 10 have
thoss laws enforced. Il l. folly to enact
laws and have The facilities for enforcing
,h.re mws mnn,in',. 1870 sn'' .n ~
II war that are no, used
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Tn. state should not licens" gambling
10 any form ~heihgr u be a ioi,ery OF
!. ni,iaus effect on public morals IL not
issr,ned by requiring "a fence to 10" put
around the piace wh,ro the racing ~ ear.
; ried on. Tine law should not sanction
any practice that poilutss the youth and
, dsrr,de- thu men Of the state There I,
wrong into Innocence.
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Goo roads are conducive 10 good gov
: eminent, Each session Of III. legislature
! mas enacted rnad laws noneof winch hay'
, ,.,n sa,Hia.iYtS ,gn,,,, N00rros
= Vding for a thN whereby the road ays'
ten can he put on the same basis as ths
d, Table school syrtori. under state super
, tiainn. Each county can then have good
: roads, with less cost than most 81 the
4 counties arc now paying, II takes ~
! much XIII and knowledge To- build a road
Properly as II does 10 construct a rail-
NnS ( stat" road ougluerf ought 10 b,
f., provided for, ono skilled IN the ways ol
road building, tu of.fsrr hnd rfintvnt
tho conjunction Of highway over III,
rtutr. With this Official, aud ihv tunfti