The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-03

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re cN'stins cono'ions '','n ~, p,' p,os
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Presiucbt NccOmmen"s
Postai ssSfmsS hanks.
~ commend TO the favorapie consul
Grafton of the congress postai stV-
tnss bank system. as recominehoeu py
the postmaster general. The primery
object Is to encourage among our peo-
pie economy ana thrltt ana py tne USE
OF postal savings banks 10 give t"e"
an opportunity to husbanu tne'r re-
sources. particularly THOSE WHO nave
not the facilities az mana LOT uepus',i"s
their money In savings banks. Nieweu'
however. from the experience oi .ne
past few weeks. II is evident tnat ,ne
advantages OF such an institution are
still more far-reaching. Timid nepos-
itors have Withdrawn their savings LOT
the time being from national BANKS IN.
divfduals have boarded their cesh anu
the workingmen their earnings; an
or which money has been witharawh
and Kept In hiding or In the sate oe-
post box to the detriment OF pros
perity. through the agency OF the Dos
tai savings banks such money woulo pe
restored to the channels or TRADE. 10
the mutual beneht OF capital ana iapor.
Il further commend 10 the cohsress
the consideration OF the postmaster
BSucIoi ~
tension OF the parcel post, especially on
the rural routes. There are now 90
2l5 rural routes. serving nearly io'VoV,-
00O people VINO DO NOT nave the au-
vantages of the Inhabitants OF cities In
obtaining their supplies These recon-
mendations have been drawn up 10
beneht the farmer and the country
storekeeper; otherwise. shouiu' not
FAVOR them, Tor believe that IL ~ soou
poiicy ior our soNern,hen. W uv e.els
tnine possipIe 10 aiu 'he sn'aii wv, wv
anu 'me eoun,Iy u's,rIe,' " .',,,
,i'". 'ns eou.'' i'e''
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.ne iou' .noias n-oiass Pvs'i'as.s P.,.'''e.. .',
,em.on hus passe1 a. VIZ s.,,,
iu,io" III lavor III piaei.s me ncaa
ciass Pos'nasters uhuer 'ne ei,ii
zee law, Inc aus'lhis,ia'lon ~. mas
reaay put INTO enec. ,he poney ..
iusins W re.hose any iou' III ',nss 10.
has'ers save ior , y. A.. ~
WIN .he sooo Vi tne serNiue, a"u :. -
ehueaVorins 50 iar as Poss,oie 70 ~
move theH from tne uoInai'i oi pa We" -, II y
pohtlcs. ~ wouiu pe a mos. ues..aple .
th'"s " Put .hc ioui 'h-e'a poS'"'
ters IN the classihed service,
ne rehews ms recoi,inehuo.ions VI
iast year III regard 10 Aiasha caiis az
tentioh 10 the ADMISSION OF okiahoma
as state; urges the Importance OF pro-
viding shipping reHe1 ior ilawaii; asks
for citizenship FOR Porto Ricans ana
promises submission OF secretary
Tafts report on Phitippines wheh that
Official returns.
lie asks Tor the creation or n bureau
OIL mines; recommends the providing OF
FUNDS for preserving The Hermitage,
the nome OF Andrew JACKSON; ana the
erection OF a naval monument at
Vicksburg.
An ri lhsuf
to ConipaiRn Expenses.
Hinder our form of government voting
Is not merely a right but duty, and
moreover, a fundamental and necessary
duty IL "a man is to be good citizen
It is well to provide that corporations
shall not contribute TO presidential or
national campaigns, and Furthermore tc
provide for the publication Of both con
tributions and expenditures. There Is
however, Always oanger IN laws OF this
kmu' whlc" rom ,heir very nature ar'
uineu,. vi ehiorceh,eht' ,"s unnse, peins
res. ,,ey We opsseu o"is Ny ."s io"ee'
an" oisopeyeu Wy 'he uise'upuious, .,
US ~ &c, oh'y as pei"'y upon hohes
men Nioieover, no SUN raw woulu nam
per an uns,rupuious mai vi un,i,''i,e, :
nieahs n.pIh puyihs ms own "ay 'h,o VI
| nee. ihere IN a very rau,cai ineasu''
M Wn'en Wou'u, peneve. worn Suos.an
ua' ,np.o'enn, III ou, sys.e" VI eon ,
uucuhs ."npaisn' a,'""usn ah we,
awaIe .'ia. vii VII, tNe so,e une 10,
peop'e W % iu,'i,".i~e ..,,', WIZ WIZ
sucn psoposu' aS ~ ~ oe WINS " .o,'
sIoe, I's auoplion. ine heeu ioi eoileot
| ~ 10y .ps' ~ NI 49," ~
consress p'ov'ueu an appropr.auon 10
.ne p'opel anu ies,,',i'e enpe"ses y
each oi tne sra. ha.ol,' paiues' a" a y
| Piopiiaion a"ipie enousn W me- W
necessary ior oiousn o's"iNa,,oh an an
Iiiaen.helS' wiien ieau.rss ms arg rN
penu'.uIe 'i i"ones, ny" "e supu,a
'io'i 'io'i s,ou,u os "aue .'' 'a' "o P'I's ~
eeNins eainpa'sn l"nus iio''' '''e ieasu'
snou'a aeep, , ,, no,e ,nam , ,Aeu a,nol,,
iio" my ~ ,s, 'oes oono
ana ..'e ,,,ss' ~, ~. M ,.sp.
| s"" p',,,, 'o"'N "''1' "."''
pe pIoV,ueu'
wants Improvement In the
Ocean Mail Service.
II call your especial attention TO the ur
satisfactory condition of our foreign ma
service, which, because OF the lack q
American steamship lines, Is now largel
done through foreign lines, and whicl
particularly so far as South and Centra
America are concerned, is done In a mar
ner which constitutes a serious barrie
| to the extensions OF our commerce.
"The time has come, In my judgmen
| to set to work seriously to make ou
ocean mail service correspond mor
closely with our recent commercial an
political development. A beginning wa
made by the ocean mail act OF March
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