The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-08
WITH BROAD SMILES AND A
HEARTY HANDSHAKE BRYAN AND
TAFT MEET AMID CHEERING
Rivals for the Presidency Have Happy Meeting
at Chicago Banquet

Inn royements In machinery which,
instead Of reducing the number ef
men employed, had actually increased
the number, multiplied the efficiency
oi labor. and added greatly to com.
norec, en'ar8ing 1t both ON land and
sea.
Needs Of Corporation Restriction.
Corporation" he said. is a step II
advance, and society accepting the
Icorroration as ain established fact, Is
prt cced.ng to enact such laws ~
ImaH be necessary to make the cor
lpcrattons serve the purpose for which
they were created aud | ann sure that
members Of this association. or
Gmllzed for the promotion gf the citys
1 Interest, for the development Of the
/ icitt's commerce and for the advance.
Iment Ct the city's commerce and for
the advancement Of the clty's goed,
recognize that with tie large power
that cooperate Il tlon gives. resi-
Iticn IS Necessary"
my mind, said Bryan. tie
worlds great problem today IL net to
solve correctly the questions abogt
which my distinguished friend and
dispute; these are surface indica-
tons of a larger pprob,em. That
problem is the adjustment of the re-
wards of society. Upon the sett e.
Ilent of that problem Alright. depends
.hc future of mankind
rs there measure ef r. ward2
believe there is What is { at mea
ure? II IL a divine measure; 1t is tha
law that God has stamped upon tbs
world and impressed upon man 1t
is the law by which society must be
governed, II governed Alright, and
.taia Jaw II that every citizen shor!d
draw from society a reward proper
tlorate to the service he renders to
society"
TAFT IN his talk said in part.
Il think | know the reason for the
eiatFn in the United States. think
| fnow the chief object Of It's organi-
cation 1t is to lend assistance 10
the commercial progress Of Chicago
In every way possible and at the
same time TO strdy the defects of
society and government as they may
come to be known TO the individual
members of the association, and to
institute discussion and an active
to suggest and urge
remedies therefor
Shows Need of Judicial Reform.
II has seemed to me that such an
as this was greatly inter
,sted in prompt and efficient admin
stration Of Justice, and that II mig.t
vel lend its aid to an effort TO rem
dying the inequalities In the admin
stration Of Justice between rich and
,oor, necessarily growing cut of
lyoidable delays and unnecessary
ost and exchange to litigants."
Following this line Judge TAFT dis
ussed the subject at length, dwelling
upon the burder of delays
rposed upon the poor ltigant Re
orm, he said mrst be reached
though Improvement In our judicial
procedure. The codes, he argued.
ire generally too elaborate and
hculd be more simple and effective.
ie pointed out a number Of other de-
ects in our judicial system and sug
.ested where improvements might be
made u is better the speaker q
Jared. that cases De an decided
.rcmpuy even IA few are wrongly
eClded
Gracious Words For Brys-.
TAFT in the course Of his speech
ialc this reference TO Bryan. I'm
ycrslingly glad 10 meet ms dis
nruished opponent and fellow gu st
ld To forget the rfvalries ami dis
IiCs OF the campaign tn this NEST
siiriHs hospitality. And ] recipro-
ltc in every way his kindly and
Ivrtsous words Of respect and god
iH"
With the conclusion Cf Tant
.eech. the banqUet ended The can
dates shook hands cordially ard
.rtei although thef were delayed IL
swing the hall by the rush Of
Tests who wished % obtain their sig