Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-21
ATLANT IA TO
The SEA WITH
ROOSEVELT.
President Reaches the EVergIade
State Speaks on Tainted
Money.
THE DISHONEST RICH.
DeClares They Are the Worst Citi-
zens--AmeriCan Capital Seeks
Foreign Trade.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. IL
The Presidents visit to Jacksonville
will he Il marked event in the history
Of the state of Florida. He was greet
ri on his arrival by Jacksonvile's
most distinguished citizens. and on ev-
rry lnld were shouted words of wei
come that left no room for doubt of
their sincerity. The city is in gala at
tire. and business is practically sus-
pended,
Numd0us extra trains brought their
burden Of cxcursionists from the sur
rounding country ANA cities. and II was
estimated that not less than 59,0O1 per-
sons saH and welcomed the president.
Mrs. Roosevelt left the presidential
party nj Roswell. Ca. the home of the
presidents mother The party now
ronsists OF Secretary Loeb, Surgeon
General +. NJ. RiXey of the navy. two
ttenograplers. two secret service de-
tcctyesI two White House messengers
md the representatives of newspapers.
President Roosevelt at Atlanta. Ga.
delivered n speech. the third of his inn
portant addresses since leaving Wash
lngton @ his tour of the south He
roniined most of ii to discussion Of in
lustrial combinations. their dangerous
IWaiities and methods of controlling
them. He also took up the problem of
Chinese trade as affected by boycott
pf American goods in China and the
exclusion of Chinese labor from the
United States
There is every reason" Mr. RoDse
welt said, ITO be vigilant in searching
out what is wrong ana unhinchingly
resoutc in striving to remedy it. At
The same time we must not blind our
selves 10 what has been accomplished
for good. and above all we must not
lose our heads aud become hystefical or
rancorcus in grappling with what is
bad
Take, for instance, the growth of
corporations in this country This
growth has meant of course the growth
of individual fortunes. Undoubtedly
this growth of wealth has had some
very unfortunate Accomplishments. but
II seems to me that much the worst
damage that men of wealth can do the
rest of us is not any actual physical
harm. but the awakening in Onr breasts
of either the mean vice of wolshiping
mere wealth and the man of mere
wealth for mere wealhs sake or the
equally mean vice of viewing with
fancorous envy and hatred the men of
wealth merely because they are men of
wealth.
I'VE should not strive to prevent or
limit corporate activity. We should
strive to obtain effective supervision
over it,
I'VE have made the terms not mere
ly hard, but often prohihitory. with
The result that American capital goes
into foreign countries.
THE conscience of our people has
been deeply shocked by revelations rs
10 the way in which some great for
tunes have been obtained and used
ih're are men VIZ" u" ho, "iNlue
i'c'iohs merely mo 'loSe tliat are
loileSt anu those tilill are not put
reate third division--that of law
ioiies'y' "l'ci coliSi9'S III Neep'ns
lear of the peniientiary.
me worst cltl|ehS are tlle men VINO
nave achieved great We'lui OF any
Dlher form OF success III amy save
lean ana stralsnt'or";'ru lnaI'ler.
Inc president was taken 10 tue l'leu-
mont clubhouse, attended py Il Squao-
ron from the TWelith caFaifN' Wliich
was his constant guard through the en-
're day John Iemple Graves euitor
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