New-York tribune., 1908-07-08

The last (sonsress vas in session during finan-
cls crisis when banking ane ther doors
and fled the minds OF the millions of deposltoTs
postal ,s savings nf banks which had steadily
growing in this country became almost mn1werSal tb
Voice Of the people that the PRESIDENT sent spe
ment Of postal savings banks where the earnings
Of our people might he safely depo@s,ee @ edarai ~ov
ernmcnt and where no peculating bank cashier or
any member of the board of directors could eat up
The tinted States Senate showed its hearty sym;
respect for the President by adjourniag the Senate m
while the MESSAGE was being tsT Teao refused to sus
pend the rollcal of the House to RECEIVE the c9 tb
mun:catlon which had been sent there from the
s Is cBS paints @ foT %9 the PbSis
eoinma Let n,o the Repubsan party 60 3,f further
than the Of penal sT of the 'ne
the conditions that forcing our If onopR
into the labor market il dns Teisn ana ng the
sweatshops With child and this same system f1n
vehood Is ihss
bshng that hope Of youth Which stages
OF our national growth opened an d awende mon m our
The most palpabe Of the -. insncery dscsIs
ton respecting the issuance OF injunetiGHsi + had
omitted mention Of At o5 relief fter rom 5e
sens5sss Of aSSH u
deaf ears there has been no indication n tnat
decided that nothing be done to Ds weake k ,apor any
disputes The fact that all our G Siti7ens es sIs With
genuine respect for the courts and desire 20 'ha-
The Charge That the courts being assailed is
simply made for the Gf hns no been
fGGm the rel or an
honor Of the courts to dene eset their
gfdbs I # be the
II makes no difference whether the courts are
acting In excess Of their n ebep case the
people have right throw additional
apon ahe RonesY o the
measure that win confne the equity powers OF the the
s fse nted ghn sa3ea
Ga
ocally pledge itself to such legislation as WIN pre- pre-
vent the writ of Injunction from being converted
| into instrument of oppression ,,.,o- ha-
something to do do Iah in this tSs Repnbcan
party to task for the part It has PLAYED IN crea.ng @
cipies :efgover1ment It must wage sGvsqn an pn-
ment to the hands of the people and this means ms
that the phalanx of special interests must be
has constructive work Of the peeods pem9
our nations history In regent t yeaTs h,;t oq5 46
hs has sxs4 Of
policy. of developing the natural resources of of
senst of aaH a Sat Viii share in
This policy Of pnaons MaS
ana earnestly advocated by Democratic members
ia iant tG contrast with the Imperial policy Of the Re
n M in he Of few ef
Witness the benecent operation tic tho of SnTs1al naton1
b sna wheS It's its P
to the Of E aed hs
Democratic colleagues who labored in and out 9 Of
Snde1 ufsk9n federal I aid and Supervision
on Of our forests and the b Rebnbcan OF
President only after years of agitation by the
Saf G esdnE the & n15 for the
inland waterways along comprehensive ana
The last Republican Congress turned m dt.d deaf ad
ear to the nah of 4s
anime and report upon the subject the oPpos o nEa
serving Ts and developing our natural resources in
Interest of whole pseple 4se fS T an
party and the land transportation monopoies Oh
Of the BsT Rsqp o sap the s Of 0q M
artfciai life of the monopoles and trusts that it
exeuss De the the E hope nr ht to n9 rEa
ence, where it honestly discharge Its duty to
the people.
THE TARIFF.
With the power and opportunity to carry out
revise our tariff laws in the interests of the whole
assertion that the Republca party also stands for
The Democratic idea is that where the tariff
be T he sbod b be removed from all made
goods that competition from abroad may com
p vast difference between the protection of Amer
industries and the protection OF criminal mo-
nePolies qSa s,ns,ses Of our government even wnen
uire substantial tariff rates, for the customs duties
will always be our chief source OF revenue :,
established with special reference to the expend
rooa % 6 e 9neaes IN n
prohibiting the conversion or the tarlr INTO an an
9f menopffy b that
the OF 90 be the basis for
tariff regulations. and that the Republican poncy
can Consumer which REQUIRES him to pay greater
prices at home than are demanded a6r9ad r,,sr Is
fest injustice to our people
CAMPAIGN FUND PUBLICITY.
election is paTty affair and the people pso
whether a campaign is being financed by the
trusts and monopolies and just exactly what I'm In
It is not to be presumed that large appropriations
roT Of the coPporatons Without an
implied promise that the contributors sRait @ re-
aT fef s Wishes Of the
and it's refusal cash register in its polit-
Son.aa that W o bear the light Of day
-.s RAILROAD RATES.
1t is emnently proper that this convention should
define the Democratic attitude toward r.. Iegula-
tention country to the ndisputable fact that
il was only after years of Democratic effort that
an amendment made to the interstate "oln-
merce law authorizing the commission TO estab-
rates whenever II appeared that
an existing schedule unjust and unreasonable.
The national platforms of the Republican party
remained silent upon this great question for years.
and the fact that the necessary change was ad-
yocated by a Republican President, who succeeded
only through the aid of the Democrats in both
branches of Congress in placing the amendment
unon our statute books does not affect the credit
to which our party is entitled for having worked
nersistently for such enactment
Further amendment TO our laws giving the fed