The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31

X0 Candidate W iiliiili iioM
,Ipg tho banners OF the Re
III as It's choice for prcsi-
fi'nItrl States. struck cam
% NJ many tones when lie
rrIri the presidential nom
{r.plirI to senator Warner.
k,as In gula attire and took
Son Taf's arrival In town.
fireworks cracked every
s. general the scene was that
1 humr the conqucring hero.
1 Of Tho entire celebration.
rlr uuiificution which took
IN luIl IN the activities OF the
y occasion was an nuspicious
Ator Warner had finished his
[ T'ur arose from his chair
{er'a 'nhlc and addressed the
hGmb,r4 Of the notification
HI spoke OF curbing the
Sut depressing good corpora
kclHTIi that the rates OF the
tNis country were reason
wns his whole
b. proposed to restore con-
b feature of tho speech was
Ion rur Iiooscvcltian policies.
III lr would follow out to the
|SuuIHunus having been laid
|rfgUlgl administration. IL"
bhuts at the Democratic plat
hnEr uz follows:
karner and Gentlemen Of the
krly s,usIble Of the honor
Republican national convcn-
If.TTrh on me in the nOminn-
tou formally tender. i accept
appreciation OF the RESPONSE
bos'g
\ In Roosevelt Policies.
b. the strength OF the Rcpub-
IN tho rlmpllgn at hand is In
b wr FrUTrscnt policies essen
ffnTm ~ known abuses to the
Of liberty and true prosper
u We are determined, as our
equIyuo0lly declares. TO main
Ind carry them on, For more
Fears this country passed
epoch Of material develop
'youi any that ever occurr>n
D before In Its course. GER
rcpt In Some prominent and
members OF the community,
success and In their
greater wealth. became un-
De common rules OF business
fidelity. and OF the limitn-
III by law upon their action.
line known. The revelations
rhrs pf trust. the disclosures
> and discrimination by rail-
lccumulnting evidence OF the
The antitrust law by num-
the ovcr-issuc Of
bonds on Interstate railways
awful cnriching OF directors
purpus" OF concentrating con-
ways In one management.
V th" conscience Of the pco-
ought on "A moral awakening
that hodcd well for the fu-
country.
Roosevelt Has Done.
who formulated the express
popular conscience ani who
for practical reform
Ne Roosevelt. lie laid down
that the rich violators Of the
be ancnablc to restrain and
lhe offender without wealth,
Influence, and he proceeded
'ndinI legislation and direct
ic action to make that prin-
In actual performance. He
phsang" OF the so-cnlled rate
d moro effectively to restrain
nd TX reasonable rates. and
ecr't rebates and discriminn-
ihy" been general In the prac-
and which had done
able unlawful trusts to drive
less their competitors. 1t Sc
closer observation OF rail-
'cuunS and brought within
n OF the same statute express
sleeping car companies. fast
reirigerntor lines. terminal
ID pipe lines, and forbade In
OF the transpor-
shipping business under one
order to avoid undue dIscrirn-
Roosevelt directed suits to be
prosecutions to be instituted
ihtl-iruSt law, to enforce its
lShlnst the most powerful of
az corporations. He pressed
Inc pure food law, and the
ZION law. in the interest OF
OF the public. clean business
! great ultimate benefit to the
serves. lie recommended the
q law, which the Republican
mas since specifically ap-
'ricting the future issue OF
bonds by Interstate rail-
,ch as may be authorized by
Of Next Administration.
4 function of the next ad-
In my judgment IL distinct
u progressive development
Deeh performed by President
junction of the next admin
TO complete and perfect the
y, which these standards may
ed by which the law breakers
Imply restrained and pun
ViliCh shall operate with suf-
acy and dispatch to interfere
ole business as little as pos
machinery Is not now ndc-
~ lhc present rate bill, and
amendments, the burden OF
We commerce commission in
nhl regulating the operation
loaIs of this country has
IVY that It is utterly impos-
AT tribunal to hear and dis
reasonable time. of the many
oIr' Iu'ries and issues that are
orS u Tor decision. 1t ought
,nu w., OF Its Jurisdiction as an
itScumg body. and its func-
~, ~, united to the quasi ju-
,,shuon of complaints by In
nu py a department of the
'lhrged with the executive
supervising the operation OF
ruetive Work Detailed.
! covered by the Industrial
I T.. anl by the railroads is 80
I've mat the interests of the
u interests OF the businesses
aI,lot ranlot be properly subserved
.ent y. OF commerce. nnd labor.
'ci and the department OF jus-
~ t.,'ange In tho Jurisdiction OF
sis, III commerce commission, It
ho atters to prescribe new
rb I Interstate commerce COM
'fnrn IN =. Is practically impossible
IN, or to denounce new Of
asuc punishment, unless
,. ur auxiliary Legislation
,emon, making possible the
, ' nrn IN the great variety Of
es J io, constantly arising, of
In ran na down by Mr.. ROose-
es @ respect to which only typi-
cb,not Oh prosecution with the
shnnGry are possible. Such
,n.nould and would ~ron tIv