New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

yards can be produced IN the same factory ~ does
nSs 9w ps r4 pr se II m S eo in
the United States we're Drqduesd IN one faSto5g
which the economic advantage Of large productton
poson II onopos an IT Segns % ose IN
nornic efficiency. for a monopoly Gseourases Ia
stroys most potent factor in production, viz' M
But the political objections to a trust overcome
sny economic advantage which il can possibly have;
desrotism or Compensate a nation for the loss OF
Independence among Its producers PoLtlc9t Mn-eesV
which permitted a few powerful rnasnates 70 con-
troll the Of livelihood OF the rest OF the peo-
Landlordlsn. the curse OF Europe, IS an Innocent
trust is carried TO it's logical conclusion The man
wno argues that there Is an economic adyyantags y,
calist asserting the sononlic snpeE19TTty 9T OF t9e
the Whole people, and his conclusion cannot De de-
MED IL the superiority OF monopoly Is admitted.
danes me eea3dIo a. u veil as the political d
vantage OF private monopoly. and promises 20 op-
an alternative ccmpettion where competition Is
possible and public monopoly wheIsysr eircuff'-
stances are such as TO prevent coFapettion-
SOCIALISM A NEW DISEASE
Socialism presents a consistent theory. but
theory which. in my Judgment, does not take hu-
man nature into account Its strength Is IN US az
Its weakness is that 1t would substitute new eis-
we suffer This socialist il honest IN the belief that
he has found remedy for human ills. and he must
best way 10 oppose socialism is 70 remedy the
but which are not necessary part Of i1diylaHal-
lam, and the s0orsr the remedy Is applied the bot
f so oppoin s was hs sod ss Is @ hs
nlent should own and operate an the means Of Pro
the last year have strengthened my convictions on
that subject. Because anxious 70 preserve IN
dividualisna am earnest IN desire to see tho
exterrinated root and branch, that the door
OF opportunity may be open to every American cti-
On another occasion shall call attention 70 ths
mens. Il IS natural that those who look upon
s4 JHI S Hn1S,aiacencv et ever ffe desire 20
ind ways OF spending the revenues brought into
count the reckless extravagance OF recent Con-
But at this time desire toNcentre your thoughts
upon the overshadovzins evil Of the day-the trust.
from. Il demands a remedy. and the people are
prepared 70 adninisIer heroic treatment The
reasonabl and adequa4e-a solution IN which time
honored principles are applied 20 new conditions.
mo ENEMY OF PROPERTY"
ss best s sad sss human
ubon lqen sss
snse dolsr Isgae% % uSs nS sS oa ss
contrary IL insists upon the protection OF rich and
have honestIy earned The peoeratio @ % party does does
ses as sso sy 20 @ On hghes a sao s b
assuring him that he WIN not be deprived OF the
Which enable men to reap where they have 'IM not
sown-laws which enable them 70 garner into their
others-no one viii Be able 10 accumulate enough
Special PRIVILEGES and the use OF s taxing pG
fCE griynIts gain-thsss are the twin pillars upon
ports and 20 elevate the, beneacaries Of special
legislation to the path OF honest effort ought 70 be
And Who can suffer injury. by Just taxation. I'm,
socsEas sapal shs 81 and spssls PsISiassa
dishonesty Nh fyy1ul0
DDS have given them a distorted view OF business
fraud more money than they can 1rofitabi ss
20 their. children. these denounce as public ens-
miles all who question their methods throw
Putocracy IS abhorrent TO q republic: II Is more
eesnotlo than monarchy. more heertless than arts
upon The nation in time OF peace and conspires
less m and al ,Ss dsvo5d M Gonscsnee
ervates IT'S votaries while II tmpoverishes ito VIC
o % vgrzs "a soo fs a ss a5iaEsn s q sss ma
Of morals The time Is ripe tor It's overthrow Let
ened conscience OF the nation IN the name OF die
S2a wRsR s L has has sss IN II R s
tns people wora y mas oppressed IN the name O.
Of religion upon which It has placed the stigma OF
And. Il may he permitted 20 suggest q battl,
hymn. so one pTspSss S @ sapsa - but a slightly ehaassa
lands great democratic bard:
Fur @d Ny ny assE srnss y Iss Rays s saH.n sI
Lens ny hardy rustic ifsifsa toii Is ''n'
Re hes. with health. with peace, svee, content,
From luxury's contastOn, weak ana viiss
os fsS sPscs sss a9 ss Is wesnss s ,s 3. i
wall OF fro around their much loved lana
After the meeting Mrs Bryan held m ,nror,,.,
reception IN her box for ten or fifteen minutes
where she received forty or fifty friends Ar,o,v
those who were the first to press forward ana
who hovered about until the party lest. was
Borough President Bird S. Coler, OF Froolry,,
II was always said that one OF IN. reason, NJ
Coler stood so we'll with Hugh Mcr,auSh,rn ,ba
former Democratic boss Of Kings County ,ro.
because he had won the oonadsncs OF Mrs NJ
Laughlin, who interceded for him with h.r h,.
band.
Ihe arena boxes were filed with rnanv nro,,,
nent politicians and their families.
PROBABLY the box az which the crowd .azs,
she longest was that in which Senator's D,,s.r
and Martin. OF Virginia. were seated yr,,,'
theIn We're Lieutenant John w. Daniel. C;ove-nor
o4auoe swanson OF Virginia. Congressn,a,
iiehfy u Flood. Edward Seton, Norman "
aaacA' Mrs Mack, John w. Tomllnson. OF Ay..
hama; Mrs. Tomlinson. Mrs. Edward " %,
toFius Mrs Guy P. Dillon and Mrs r ~ Co.
land. - ID uar-
Daniel G. Carnpau OF Michigan. has e, ,a~
party among whom were Mayor w w roa, =.
jackson, Miss, ex-Mayor William G. Na,,hr,,,
OF detroit, Thomas NJ Lucaink Detroit, ana
George William Smith ~
Tho Indiana politicians occupied a hox 40
guests OF Tom Taggart. Among ther, w..
William IL O'Brisn, John Y. Lamb. Josenh rr
Tanning and Leon o. Bailey.
NoEth carolina had several prominent rama
sentatives. Josephus Daniels ana Mrs Da-,.r.
"ere the hosts. and among tho guests were Gov
sinof ulehns senator overnan. Congressman
John III. Small and Mrs Small
Governor WaFfiel1 Nra~,.Yo,