The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-05


financial system insufficient and nm
suited to the needs OF a great, own
and progressive people. 1t is a constant
menace TO us in our domestic and for
eign relations whether the nation be at
peace or war. That this can continue
without remedial action passes belief
and that action should be by the party
whose past record will entitle its action
to the confidence of the country.
F"There has been of late an increasing
| demand for a REORGANIZATION of our
tariff laws. / need not before a Re
publican audience, especially a Republi-
can audience of New Jersey, speak in
defense Of that system of American
protective legislation which has brought
prosperity to all classes OF III people
and the or mutlatlon OF
which mas always peeh ioiloWeo ny
Widespread distress II cahhol ne SUI
cesstulty denied thal the country o"es
its amazing growth IN wealth. ana
power ana material prosperity larseiS "
those American statesmen VINO I'i
many years nave aoVocateu anu ue-
iehueu the Plo'eetAon VI 49,
~terests by an American tarih' we
cannot forget the battles n
OF the reVered mckinley 10 preserve anu
perfect this great bulwark 10 our prog
ress II prosperity H. now d REVISION
of the tariff Is to be made, 1t must DE
by It's frlehls ana not py its ehellies-
by those who will perfect and preserve
1t, not by those VINO VIII destroy IT,
Constructive in its work OF the past,
meeting successfully every heeu anu
emergency, far-sighted and wise in pre-
rH nj o. fO- thu ftItIfP- II Is 10 OlT DaIlR
that the people must look not alone TOT
a sound and safe read1ustmeht OF the
money and tariff questions, nut Tor the
successful carrying out OF those other
great policies in behalf OF righteousness
and fairness synonymous with Hepuo-
icanism and craftsmanship.
Supreme Court Changes
''Vitally important as it is that the
party Whlch mas peen t.ieo ~ Vun
true shouio oohtinue W o WIZ 49, %
our great soFeihiieiCai enu pCn'
problems there - one ot,et srhNeis ~
portahe reason l snoulu me speeii'I"i's
10 mehtloh why there shpulu y oe :"
chanse. IL relates u the ohiteo S'"'es
supreme court
Wheli inc peoPle VI - -
ORDAINED alu estapnsheu tne oonn.ilu
lloh they proViueu lor lniee
branches Oh government edo' Win
the sphere Oh IT'S uelleo po"els nu
pehueht VI t"S olii0 3"
OF tne executive ny Nst,Ve
branches are eieuleo ulioel 80
ny Tue people ny nopu ~
olnces Ior iliili'eu anu eohip"i"'iNe'
brleI terms
me hlellpers Vi 'he 'li.u Va
Juuiclal!' oepehu = r.
nI n.,es 80 go hodv 80 tha
"H;S1atis.n h.onah ,na n,av ho1d +hair
oRnos for ne Tbey can o,lv be re-
,,,o1ad hv ;,onoocbn,ent A indge If a
limited states court must have been
nominated by the President and con-
frmed by the Senate.
vital In Natiou,s Liberty.
G.,
y ~ 'usu oiuno -
ppaeau ~ nnrhor otattod r,ith -
onmo. Ia annrga1 ,,+S nsnonsihti.
go. III - tsa Iifa ga 1ihnrtv anS
hnnuinoss ~ ~ noar1o G. arast has
aIr,ave hoen lie avoited character 81
saottoss ;ts non,4ation $4,000 ~
l~carniny On innartia1 its decisions So
co-ura eeous its INTERPRETATIONS of the
constitution and the laws passed in
pursuance thereof. that the American
people Justly hold the Supreme Court in
the highest respect. l am almost will
ing to say they look upon 1t with vener-
alton. To the illustrious galaxy of men
who now or in the past have adorned
the Supreme Court of the United States,
New Jersey has contributed the names
of Patterson and Bradley.
81 call your attention distinctly to the
fact that during the next preside initial
term four Of the justices now upon the
sunrcme bench viii have reached tim.
per,od I'm life when they have n right