The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-06

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The Conservation Fight
One of the difficulties In putting into
practice the conservation idea is that
the field to which 1t applies Is con-
stantly growing In the public mind.
II has been no slight task to bring. be-
fore 90,00O,0OO people great con-
ception like that Of conservation and
convince them that II is right
This much we have Accomplished.
But there remain much 10 be cleared
up and many misupderstsndipps TO be
removed. These misundersta ndipes ara
due in part at least to direct misreprs.
sentation by the men 10 whose interest
Il is that conservation should not pros-
per.
For examn,e. VIC And n constantly
said by men who sbould know bette,
that temnorarv witbdrs walls aucb n.
the withdrawals Of coal lands. vii, pey-
manentlv cbeck deve,onment
Yet the fact is that tbese withdrav.
ais have no purpose except 70 prevent
tbe coal lands from nass,nv into nr,.
vate ownership until congress can mass
Iaws IN onep them IN deve,opn,ant IN.
der conditions iust alike In the pubI,c
and TO the men who win do the de-.
welcoming
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We have right IN congratulate. ouv.
selves an this marvellous nrogress put
there is no reason for believing that
the fpbt ia won In IN. heg,nnino the
specIal interests who arc o,r chic, an.
moments IN the conservat,on aobt noid
Ijtt,e heed m tbe movanont h.csu,.
thew neither understood n nor .sw
that II II won thew might lose ant
with the progress of Conservation IN
the minds of our people the febt IA
getting sbarper.
The nearer we approach to victory
the bitterer the opposition that we
must meet and the greater the need
for caution and watcbfulness. Open
opposition we can overcome, but I
warn you especially against the men
who come to congresses such as this,
ostensibly as disinterested citizens.
but actually as the paid agents Of the
special interests.
] heartily approve the attitude Of any
corporation. interested In the deliber-
ations Of meeting such as this. which
comes hither to advocate by Its openly
accredited agents views which 1t be-
| lieves the meeting should have In