The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-12-06
Nations Chief Executive Would
Bar Campaign Contributions
From Corporations.
FOR INHERITANCE TAX
Handles the Negro Question Without
Gloves, Saying Blacks Must Not Be
Allowed to Grow Up in lgnor-
ance-Denounces Lynching.

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sanssa na 80 asN 800 y ~ ~ w. nehes of
nn1arass % "a 10y : ~ 7" eceafad ,n;th
obsr sS' 1,be ,ra az : q sticks 10 nbcnatin
snaiiirr - - - H. ~ ~ aiS
sapeLiaEs'. y ~ J., 49, = . Icor,snant
aa a7nip stsls ~ iiosl I ha a1I,anlt ene
Mr. Roosevait's econmenJation that a q
4aw y pasS5u i1.ohipielg IA euipo nsd >
l1aaoullh S2ltltpquns 10 eahi haa aunuS q
one q 1 hra nc hs ~ if@9 ca 1880 he d pessru ti q
81. =; 1toII > " r. - -, ,ia ror 81 ,'sa
va. VI ! /, Moulu te WlpHs 70 plevsit tie use
~. ~ ~ ~ paltgi e IS ~ ~ -
Ancilas, ms sood W9ras lor Ihe turner
,i ialiu for d moro pI9,pS9 iito the aues-
se ~, - moii 10 anu my lilu iaoor, ~ -
;e ~ tnat ~ - Mss lIa. osle aiulS
his iraina Of the = nsssaa o1l Of - ~ s55in sub sub,
~ "t?tls " = PaasaSI - sup SUI
W. pnt, ma ssdtellisiit la tie Pissehi
S Sai Iya,, nS ~ tn ? Seiio ,hafs e oba nv ~
.ias "1r LIE " Iupd tilal sHe nust pe
white race cannot afford to let the NEGROES
grow up in ignorance, says the income
tax stands on an entirely different footing
arom the Inheritance tax because it in
wolves no question of the perpetuation OF
Fortunes swollen to an unhealthy size" "
and calls the attention of congress to the
aeed of passing a bill limiting the hours of
employment of railroad employees. MIR.
Roosevelt states that effort should not
be made to put combines out of business
but TO prevent item from doing injury to
the public. A particularly strong nara
graph is that in which fhe chief eyecIItiVe
Spanks the Pacific coast for it's anti-Jap-
anese sentiment and lauds the miRados
country as a prime friend of Uncle Sam.
The muck raking magazine writer's come
The message starts out by saving:
AS a nation we still continue to eniov
a. literally unprecedented prosnerity: and
it is probable that only reckless specuia-
tion and disregard of legitimate business
methods On the part of the business world
can materially mar this prosperity.
Congress is then Communicated and the
president next takes up the matter OF
corporation contributions to campaign
sunds. He saws:
/ again recommend a law prohjhiting all
corporations from contributing ia the
campaign EXPENSES of any narry' such a
bin has already past one house of con
gress. Let Individuals contribute as fhev
desire; but lei us prohibit in effecfive
Fashion all corporations from making con-
iributions for any political purpose. d.
rectly or Indirectly.
t.:.
ihIuHeSioh'
EASING to the question OF injunctions,
\ she president says:
IN my last message / suggested the en-
e~ctlaent of q law in connection with the
Issuance OF inJunctions, attention having
been sharply drawn to the matter by the
aeinand mat the flgtlt OF applying lnJulc-
isba9 ~ r g 10 - eaS ,ess sho da'Ib p sn ml n.h i apo,
Jaw abolishing Altogether the use of in
functions in such cases would stand the
TEST o. the courts; in which case of
Moreover, l believe it would be wrong al
together to prohibit The use of injunctions.
1t is criminal to permit sympathy for
criminals to weaken our hands in uphold-
Ing the law: and ii men seek to destroy
life or property by mob violence there
EhoulG be no impairment of the power of
the courts to deal with them in the most
summary and effective way possible. But
go far as possible the abuse of the mower
should be provided against by some such
Jaw as / advocated last wear
OF course a judge strong enough to be
fit for his office will enioin any resort to
violence or intimidation especially by
conspiracy. no matter what his oninion
may be of the rights of fhe original oi,ar-
rel. There must be no hesitation in deal
Ing with disorder. But there must like
n ~ % . 9 10 Suc aI Jus OF 1h2 lnlunctive
men :, s+ri,a- ~ ~ !, orpiuuIls ldooIlig
naaoae,i 80 y .Ieli own nctteilLieilli N
iniunction ba , @oiu, ~ 49, hoi mus iHe
c coaun,rai ~, ot oseu mercy 70 ald some big
its own a~agranSizam4ans oqt neinsths s. lof
ineihoeIeu tnat q PRELIMINARY injunction
~ = ia a case. II granted without ade-
So1nd 70 nooi eene4 mnel autrorl.y can be
- 49, ~ Is ioullaea), may often settle
ssnn.e aispu.e between the parties; and there
nar, HE , n,Tno1 granted may do ire
Justice and COURAGE.
The two inpor.ant elements Of noro,
character in a Judge are an earnest desira
to reach a iIst concl,Ision ana ooIraae
to enforce If Insofar as foar ~ n,,biiia
ommen does nor affect t7a aoura ea : q
fudge. but only snlrs him on ~ seaYcb Vi
consc:ence and 10 reach +ba 1es,,,t 1nti iih
approves itself tn his i,n,oss 6aar4 " 10y
comment serves = 1lsefui M, ,nsa 'T aa,a
are few men. WIENER theI are IL iudee ! slf for
life or for a shorter fo,,r1 Who 10 ~ -
fer to earn and hold tho resneo+ y aI ~ arnd
who cannot he reached and ,,ade re- =, 49,. &c
and de!iberate nv hostsla nnhiic crit !nisI,
In the case Of i,Idens havipg q Iiea +an,,nn'
indeed. their very indenendenoe r,al y !, ~
right freely to comment on tbeir Tan5sia ~
of greater imporfance becsiIsn - is ~
pnlV practicaI and avafIable instr.n,e, ~ ~
the hands Of 4 free neonie 10 lee s,n ~
judges alive 10 the rcasonable de,na n6s ~ ~
those they serve VI
vnch;n,
In connection with tho So,o,,s Of +ha low,
[ call YOUR a1tentfon ana thS aptaat;,n W
the nation 10 The 1nnoa lof ori,o oa
among us. and aboy,e ali 70 the onid or,ia ae
lyrching and mon ...s,ance tba+ s lrayrr ~, ~
now in one part Of o1tr coIr,trE No. ne I,
another. Each seetion north es, ~" -
or west, has its own fa,lts. no s souil, - y Z
with wisdom spend its me ieerins . +b 4
faults Of another s]ection. If sbo,,id l. a. , ,tr
trying to amend is own sbort, y y 10y
To deal with the crime Of corInntior - p
necessary to have an awakaned r,,h :
conscience, and to supplement The Nv nv