Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-09-04
News Of bryan Upon
W1al Issues ofthe lay


TsAs.. Government by injunction is
AAAJIIAASClOA4 an attack upon the jury system,
and should be opposed. The Injunction should
be supplanted by arbitration
Co~o>.o.s National Legislative body should
OOAASASo0 meet imm edately after elections
not thirteen months later, as at present. Y.
S. senators should be chosen by popular vote.
.Lou The workingmans life, liberty and
A@OOA pursuit of happiness should be pre-
served. 1t is unjust to give employers absolute
control over employees. Differences should be
settled by arbitration.
Arbitration Mr. Bryan s1.te urges tnaa aoe
with all other nations should, before declaring
war, submit all international differences to inn
partial arbitration.
Money loo look and unprecedented in
crease in the production OF gold has enabled the
democratic party to present united IRON: on
the money question.
Tariff Protective tariff has been fruitful
Gill source of political corruption. Free
trade, optional in it's details with the president,
could be made the most effective weapon with
which to fight the trusts.
ntmperiasm f ms u BfyaG st afeif ea.
pertinent in coonia1ism has exposed to ridicule
the declaration of independence. He urges
home rule for the Filipnos.
TA..a+e Merciless war on trusts is recon-
AAuoCo mended to the democrats. Corrup.
ton in insurance companies and other corpo-
rations is dwelt upon. The democrats should
refuse campaign contributions from corpora
tons.
Ee1o~o1 7 S~ooee That plank in the DEM
1 S"SAoA AAN~AAo~ ocratic platform of 1900
requiring corporations engaging in interstate
commerce to secure federal license. should be-
come part of the nations laws.
Railroads Railroads 81 should lid be made the
The federal government should control the
trunk lines, and the various states the local
lines. Securing immediate uniformity OF rates
is favored as temp oraty remedy.
EghtHour Day In m,n the interest tbs de OF eo
ment of the home life and love of family and the
progress OF the human race, the eight-hour
working day should be universally adopted.
Co..oksxoo Socialism presents consistent
OOSAc'AAoAAA theory, but does not take human
nature into account. 1t would substitute new
disease for the disease from which we suner'
Socialism must be answered with argument,
not abuse.
Newt Tes11e The paramount issue in the
A%CAN ASoUN next presidential campaign
will concern trusts and their control. Demo
Gratis motto must be, "A private monopoly is
indefensib1e and intoerable." Provisions must
be made to imprson, not merely fine law.
breaking capitalists.
The Enterprise has been varously ap-
preached recently on the subject of the City
Court which is being criticised from several rad
cally different view points.
The Enterprise will do its duty in the mat
ter with an absolute singleness of purpose and
that purpose will be the good of the community
the best interest of the people who support the
court and who are effected by it, excepting
those, of course, who appear before its bar as
criminals. We have no axe to grind, the blade
is already sharp. We have no friends to reward,
they are already rewarded by our friendship.
We have no enemies to punish, they are already
damned What we say with reference to the
city court will be to the interest of Fitzgerald
and Ben Hill county.
There is another crusade on against Migrants,
throughout the state. We are expecting it to
strike Fitzgerald every day. The rouuders,
bumbs, thieves and thugs whose nocturnal
legerdemain menaces this community must be
thinned out to stand. They make criminals,
these Migrants, nearly every one of them, are not
merely guilty of the crime of vagrancy, but
blind tigers, burglary and more serious crimes
are ommitted by that class of people that have
no regular employment or permanent place of
abode.
Enforce the vagrancy laws Mr.. Sheriff,
Mr.. Policemen-take hold of the matter Wig