The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-06
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN HIS VARIETY

TT difficult for Cforans to take seriously portion of the
Presidents touching on the Japanese 1t IS based on
transformation apparently. conceived in fit of bad
temper Roosevelt will reflection realize that he has
made grave mistake We cannot hold Secretary Meca free
from knowledge of the situation should be-
pee obvious that for he has failed to convey
that knowledge us chief
wholly question doubtless admirable from dpo
matte point nothing do with the The
Presidents with the bayonet his hay and
founded conception OF the rights involved merely absurd
These features Of the mostly rhetoric and hasty
temper and night De oegaroeo d sun' Du Whe Inc
his most excited mood recommends the naturalization OF
japanese full citizenship make the
protest # the japanese are TT subjects Tor AercanhlP the
thing equally OF the Chinese The Japanese as we md
this do equal the Chinese efficiency work
men, and far less trustworthy Shall then adulterate our
citizenship infusion of Asiatic coolies? The national body
polite asae the European of whatever grade but the
They are aliens always matter what their civil status
The proposition naturalze preposerous
august Jovan wrath takes its rise in
Francisco proceeding under the State laws has
segregated special schools because is deemed
expedien should with little children the
intimate relations life To call that "a crime against
friendly nation is the language of nightmare
unfortunate incorporate
Japanese affair should have the effect of obscung and throw
background many features of the document that
the highest commentator in hene of enlightened
One of these deals with the effective control of
tons. OF this the President says:
often be repeated that experience has coneuvsy shown
State esa4es nns bSt sete chaos in the way dealing
the great corporations which 90 not operate WITHIN the limits Of
other fashion we com
will among other things prevent
and properties whether directly subsidiary
affiliated This will tend stop the securing Of
nordinate profits by favored individuals
Roosevelt differs fatty with Hartman who thinks the In
Commerce Commission has already much power for
the good Of the railroads. The President believes those
should be increased
Perhaps departure by
the provision for graduated inheritance and graduated
The President beating about the bush good
finally indicates the and purpose the graduation where
he prime object should be put constantly increasing
the inheritance of those swollen fortunes which
tainly OF no benefit to this country perpetuate
In the would be the punitive only
n secondary a of
confusion of ethics and political economy may
affect the Presidents
He asks Congress law in thai regard
hope that the Supreme Court may modify its former
subject President appoints Justices
urgency of his language this point carry
that he knows that the shortly be- constituted
of ideal of when The
question whether Federal Government already
greater revenue than is good for it.
The President INDUCES at length in characteristic but
academic reflection peace and for instance:
in the long far better
most prosperous obtained by wrong
may escape consequences being defeated in war yet it must
have fought all As has been well and finely said
grsoed if the obligation to defend right is shirked
President said all that better in phrase softly
and carry big stick"
The message is full Of suggestion, web stuffed words
II might entitled Making Complete Amr
1t begins with the application of the young idea
training the citizen beyond the grave where ex
share his
good country and greater part pohurous
punishment greed The message deals with considerations in
etiquette wisdom etiquette
usually show informs the farmer that he has become pro-