Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-10

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T4W HE regulation consolidated and INCORPORATED
CAPITAL is likely be the problem Of American poll
tics for the next few decades. No thoughtful
quainted with the lessons of human history survey
the prospect which stretches before without DEEP
ANXIETY It took great civil extending four
sacrifice hundreds thousands of lives and expenditure
millions Of money dispose which
American political parties formerly divided
Nov that the parties waged ques
tons with corporations indeed in the foreground but with the
demand for A MORE EQUAL DISTRIBUTION worldly goods
the distance and the specer socialism lowering just beyond
horizon what but the o oniscience divine whittier
and to what are driftng2
Yet cannot idly fold hands or towards retreat
neither will MUST face and solve the poitcoeco-
problems thrust But everything depends
which attempt the task and THE SPIRIT which
go about it The safety Of lies IN the wisdom justice, the
moderation and the civic righteousness
. THESE DOOM OF OUR REPUBLIC is WRIT.
TEN IN THE HISTORY ROME.
In all the vast and varied Of the history
know nothing full Of interest AND INSTRUCTION this
generation Of American the later days Of the Roman
century Of the Grcch sua
and Cato, Of Pompey and julius Caesar.
When the older Gracious the scene
republic which had undergone transformation the earlier
with its centuries Of civic virtue and GREAT
ACHIEVEMENT Rome had become world power bear
ling the responsibilities and the burdens Of empire
Her population longer farmers her citizens left
soil and crowded the The the native stock
had become diluted with foreign strain The was
racted BY contest between the popular Coa
loligarchy which each claimed secure SUPRE
lSOVEREIGNTY. M
Unhappy for Rome self society appeared
who had that the Joint conce to
believe that he was born them He npul
sve temperament who brooked opposition his who
could appreciate SINCERE DIFFERENCE OF OPIN-
ION in an honest opponent s@5s s@@$
Van self confident reckless, antocrac he was also THOR
lOUGHY HONEST and deeply persuaded Of his good
fate would have it. he possessed the gift eloquent
speech who thought himself foreordned by the gods
pc the regeneration Of Rome, was Tberius Gracious
His resulted massacre which the refoner
himself mseraby persisted But his policy Of
launched the upon century ruth
which ended il the overthrow republic
the soulless depotism Of the Caesars.
Thus ended the first historic attempt political parties to solve
great economic problems to be blamed
for recognizing and facing these problems
THE ABRAHAM QUESTION, INVOLVING PROPER RELA.
ToNs OF THE SMALL cuLTiyAToRs THE CAPITAL
lsTsb HAD TO BE FOUGHT OUT IN THE
The RELATIONS PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS TO CON-
suMEHs And THE PUBLIC HERE AND Now
The historical results entirely different had not
Gracious lacked just reality knowledge
and perception Of the NATURAL Law the
phenomea had he injected grave
and complex question Of Roman politics personality Of boundless
self confidence equally impatient opposition incapable of
IDICIAL INVESTIGATION and consideration.
The Great Problem of Charity.
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Wal Hat is TO become Of the population