Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07
ka+io0's Chief Executive Wou'd
Ear Campaign Contributions
From Corporations.
FOR INHERITANCE TAX
Handles the Negro Question "Fthou1
Gloves, Saying Blacks Must Not re
IIowed TO Grow Up in lgnor-
ance-Denounoes Lynching'

congress LOuHy and was p tI''I o,,,.-,r
cheers tn. president sticks 10 Pl"H'-N
spelling 20 some extent pul uSEs LtG ~
fashioned style il most cases. / - =,
aTuunE tn, features OF the docunlSIlL ~
MI H0ostveIts COMMUNICATION IL.
.av Dg passed prohibiting an cor tol-t
from contributing 10 campaign LuLuE
law such is has alTenuE eGg" in9 W. .,1I
on, bvauCt. of congress MS C@I'%,"
thar IT would 10, wrong 10 pI'FtAS ~ 10
OF ~IuIunCluus. ms uIJr"r gtlunCitILuL -
.yucuIug, has good words iui liS
INC, uf q geu,r4i eight mum day. ms DE-
man. for .'IuDr5" probe INTO me NutS-
Ion Of woman and child labor his AS
sermon rflrr IL Is wise Jhut progress asonE
inheritance, lax lines should be Erduua.'
NJ Ir-gluc OF rha passage OF i snip sui
| sIdy rllL hi SIa.cmeuT that TIT prcSrH
currency system Is seriously detective am
! Eig v.lrujnE To- CubH that she must ~.
| good Tn. president also declares that the
y.nir, rae, canur- afford to iI the Negroes
80 ~, i'm igru-;lnc.. SAYS Jh~ income
| ~ e.sl.ds on an entirely different footing
| from III, iruerfIIurr In uecuuSH ii IN
| fortunes -swolioI TO an unhealthy SIG.
and ralls rhe attention Of conEEess 10 'nt
ueec III passing d "iI Ilti'-- ~ H. MIR.
sIupl'tiH ''. u - .f,n-r should 10.
t.oC-' '"'i St-.s7 80. 49, ~ 67rsfu,,ss
ne mao y" Nu, culilltllS[ I -, H.
nul H. lI"F'lI, ll"n, -,u1- "a g'-nru r,55-a-
INT l'uD-!N- L@' "t- ,risf az.cilr,vc
SlApt- u lLLl l. f.,, H.. Hrri-Ta1t-
sp1NAE me tst'H' 90 L'i 49, rIii,.Gn e
aHest S"'f-hi7"l ""u t~"1E - go,
country - q u'IHlv tF-l&t On - So
Iut uluCk ruklA- I4a-GEI5S
III l1E som" GauStlI isIi"l i-
I'm message ss"l - gu ~. " - ~ .r+,,
As a nbLloL We sun G3l'-,.u. ~ e"'rI
q lI'eflit2 uNPtvc%u-ll-D J.. C,p, g,,oo'rIa-
u - pTObaDi' mat oI+y f'Gh-tss SLS
tioE and dlSr3GaTC ol l"EI'Lu.att o~zrIE
methods Oh Lile paT1 Vt Ll' "ISLItG@9 WIZ Az
CGh materially mar LuIN i+o7P-i -,
Congress Is tnen coLhp-lL!Tn-IG go AZ ~,
president next takes uI me ulauoGr o.
corporation C"Oh-IlbGllOAs 10 G01NL-ISl
1Gl'aE. re So. SG1S r,.,, law prohibiting all
contributions from Contributing 10 the
| CSr1T-aigr eyu.nzpg of any marty. Such q
nil has alreuGy past one house of con
,rreqec 81 frGfvidu3lg contribute as they
Srsfra. bIl- lp+ 1s DrGhibjr in effecJiy,
fashion an rornDrH+ion5 from making con
tribuLigas for any political purpose. dL,
TerrIy ny indirr-riy
$4,000
LhJ|h~]loH'
| Passing to the question OF lIlunCtlCns
the president says:
In my last message suggested the en-
actment Of a law in connection with the
| issuance Of iujunCtionS, attention having
been sharply drawn 10 the matter by tins
demand that the right Of applying InJunC,'
lions in labor cases should he who'll aDol'
ished. 1t Is al least doubtful whether (
/ law abolishing altogether the use OF in
functions IN such cases would stand the
test Of the courts; in which case O,
course the legislation would be ineffective
Moreover. 1 believe it would be wrong al
together to prohibit the Use Of injunCtiOns
II is criminal 10 permit sympathy fO1
criminals 10 weaken our hands in uphold
ing the law: and If men seek 10. destro1
life or property by moi violence theri
should be no impairment of the power .
the courts to deal with them in the mos
| summary and effective way possible. Bu
so far as possible the abuse of the powe
should be provided against by some sued
law as / advocated last year.
Of course a judge strong enough to b,
fit for his office viii eujoin any resort Il
violence or intimidation, especially b,
conspiracy, no matter what mis- opinion
may % q lnt rlshts % w oLig.,tdl - -
ing win dfgordar Tuf there must IKE
IAlS - - - ~. in+T,9ti,-
VS. w ~ - rn[iIt.d ~ foyh;S5GGi,g IL b0ri1
= - - T1+f2-,.c,+ =
me- y 9ItnS III 49, ne o,s "a ,nIst ~
pedCtLul aLI I-"5 49, ~ ho.aL -
IIJut-GS-gn ~ 2S+ entr.nHs e.
IF-L.-lt T. a. ~ -s
us own SialoL"TAISLL - = ~ !
metl'peiSn ua@L pran+-g g. 49, Ia
IN q AapoL caSe. - $1,000 a- - W =. =. 20 y
9uats L1"NL 'S'Cn $3.50 1-.,LS - =
Lo"L.I - SuI,'ott "a - -, -
% ShLGI - - 1870 II Lr5 -
Inc NisP.tz bSt"|rL - - ~ -!
iofS u l~hlptCpefIg Gf&IbEd HAY 40 LIN
pafapie wrong.
Justice and Courage.
Tha two iruportant elements IF uu~f
chsracfer i'm "a judce are an earnest desir
to reach a lust Conclusion and courap
RI enforce II Insofar ae fear Of n7ibii
corIment does not affect +ha courage Of
iu5ge b,I+ only sulirs him on to search n
consc'ence and 10 reach the result whic
aDrroyrsc s+snIF a. hid inrorr+ bear. cue
c6Tnment serves a useful purpose. Tbcr
90 fe,Tr WON ,,,hs+bar thew ave iI,daas II
I;fe nv rn~ a ehor+er term Who do MT rrt
Ter to earn ana hold the resnect of All an
r-bo capno+ he reacbed and r7ada n Dans
sn5 Sajihsrate nv hnst.a T,,Ibftr cri- risr
In +he case Of iTidras having, a life +enIIr
indeed their very indanpndGnce rnalras n
rigb+ freely Ia c0-nrneTt ON rbeiT. Tar;einT
of greater importance. because Il is. II