The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-09

NNAANA -
ton. When ne tax up the SAfeuent
Of the Da= MorZen Journal Association
in its rsuuess 90 Be relieved from TAXATION.
undrr date Of February - laos. by Clarence
J. SbeRn's secretary. the assess are tate
10 amour, 20 sIs.e S4 3. and we find Account
payable and balls payable amounting 70
ASS RS -.
Tber~ does rot seem to b anything to
tax. You cannot sue my oppoOent II the
JozrEdi wagon run over you he y not
pPr<onAlly habe. IL - ~ property Of a
corporation. and according 60 that state
meat. II would seem TO De . very didScult
thing 70 get anything uaA ~ it II yS; got
a yudguoent
Al ali events il apparently dos not pay
tAxes. for my information = that upon this
stAteueut the Assessuent uAs removed.
Laughter
Nov I, y stated in the editorial to which I
referred . moment ago that nobody denies
the utility and the necessity Of corporations.
Laughter And IL goes on TO say
But the legitimate, seruceabte corpora
tSon = one thing, the predatory corporation
"a another Yes, and toe sham corporation
i another. IApplause And the corpora-
ton that does not pay Is taxes = another
Applause And the orporaticn that tVies
20 vSte legal provisions y another lAp-
pAnse And the corPor1tbon which trans
acts It's b1Slness with undue secrecy ard
makes diticult the eSoCrs OF tho=e who have
claims against II l. another. Applause
WILL RECTIFI AsCsES.
Now. Why hAve l spoken Of thisp Be-
cause the issue n this campaign which
trAnScends all Others - the issue Of polIti-s
cal sincerity. i~Applausel stand here
determined. 80 far a. u - possible for me.
20 rectsfy corporate abuses. IApplansel
What I'D we 90 las. year when We had
companies before Us whose reports were
inadequate. whose statements were eva
slve; Wha' md re DO wben We found the
protection Of the policyho4der insufficient
We provided for legislation that would
search oIt the very fact that the public
ought 10 know and PUT II down 80 hal
any one who waS acquainted With the sub
80: could tell Just how that Insurance
company vas running It's business and
whether 10 vas really eescsent from an IN
sl-Ance standpoint or whether enormous
a~RSregarez o. rask and enormous totals
Of assets were paraded without a real state
meat q the gains and sosses % the us-ne
lApp.auSe
fkere : NOT anything more important
in Conn~c1on With ccrpCrate
n publicity az TO Gho=e matters which
the pubEc u entitled a. know Thar Is one
great matter Of prCper action and we
have a nSht TO inquire when ne meek with
this general ak in regard 70 corporations
We are emitted to kncw = - the rial
spirit, the honest conviction, the purposes
eIeInpl6ed = the conduct with regard 20
I corporate aN,sseS., We have the question 81
the prevention Of wrongs TO thuse b
suffer oy the unfair Use Of great acrrmU-
laiions.
There had been in tie last year q num-
Der Of Sero'sS diSCsoSurT. What Vas the
way 20 end sa-T To proceed 20 the enact
ment. after a fair inv estiEAIlon. Of legs
lAtlon whch would Scum proper Gov
enment control. n great credit is due
from every citizen az the country 10 the IN
u1ng erorIs in that direction Of our great
PreSldent- tApp@AD<e
Nov, nv friends. ct Us proceed in &C
cortAnce With all ideas Of fairness and
justice with the~e Kreat proberS.
l have been before you e~Doeavoring to
erv~ The pubic for 80 bnS a TIM IN con
necnon Eth such matters which have
attracted great public attention that
cannot beGeve IL poSSbe that yOu need
from me any assertion Of my intention.
II there - any man who has followed
the events Of the last eighteen months.
when in the hneksht Of PUBLICITY ve bad
~ to cure great wTonSs. and does not
bS1ev that re tr@d 20 do u honestly and
that we intend 20 keep on With such efforts
20 remedy al the VII THAI Ee found there
u nothing h I could say that could con-
Tnoe him. He i unconvncesbs in his
determination Tot 20 believe. lApp1Aue
And upon that record have appealed 10
vCU for support.
WILL Be NO a. c~ovEKSoR.
have already said. and I repeat il. IL I
am elected Governor l shAu do my duty
a. 49, Il. according 70 nv conScsence,
without dlccStion. Great cSeS1ns and
applause
tha; Il u impossible for ne 20 express the
inr @n<4 desire ! feel TO see the great cor
po-afionS managing the great business
aEGS q this county under proper govern
mental conird. 80 thai they Will be a SER
VICE and not a menace 20 the people. ZAP
plauSel But We a the condition Of great
prosperity. We have Institutions ot which
Ee are al proud. and We do What re
do decencN and in order. and not change
I or Cr-lm$Gnc~<. ~ following lncifariOas
to disorder and Snd our prosperity vanished;
ind or lr=Itutlocs ve3ken@d and strained
bv the severe Assaults. End a reaction which
y nav take years 10 -SD@tv. No. On the
other hand. we mus go forward dCer-
mIn@ily. Deliberately and Sncerey. Great
applause and cheers
Az Automoble vas Warrington Mr. Hughes
AZ the doo- q the Opera House. and N il
. he hurried away for Yonkers with the cheers
o. the Noun, Vernon enthusiasts ringing
3 IN his ears. on the way 20 Yo1ker~ he passed
Lseut--Gov. Bruce hurTyIng toward Mount
Vernon II another machine. The LieUten-
anr-Goverror had opened he Yonkers
meeting AID Vas % the 90 20 sOcceed Nj.
Hughes in Mount Verncn. JOB Hedges keps
the crowd ~ the Mount Vernon hall IN
good spirits until the Bruce auto arrived.
Over a thousand Republicans and Demo
Gratis we're gathered N the Yonkers Muse
Hal 20 hear Mr.. Hughes, Ubo addre~s~d
theu, after making hs spssch n Mount
Ve-uon- Tbe spirit o. ;b@ Yonkers meet
inx VA non-p0V4ln- As the audecce
poured Irto The bal Republicans we're coo-
sanity Stopping IN the aisle 20 shake hAc6s
With Deu,ocrarsc friends wbom they bad
not expected 10 se on hand. Before the
arrival q NJ. Hughes C-oaEressnAn John
Z. Anire~s and LeCS-Gov. NJ Linn Bruce
aSdreS=@d to meeting.
The Suieoca ro@e and cSeer@d heartily As
Mr.. Hughes appeared On Ih@ platform.
BE S1d n AZ
HEARST a pEMoSRATl
Have ne cppuSed to ~ Q De.rocT1fic
. zn<ndz:e "A voice. NO. AroCheC vosce
What knd q a cAnchdEei- An I15e-
u@rs5@rr cAndndaEe1 MhEE foEs To go