The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-29

will reach to a point of saving many
millions. How much the expenses can
be curtailed 1t is impossible to APP
proximate at this time. The problem
before the administration Is to get
full value for every dollar 1t disburscs.
The appropriations for the last year
were more than s20.000,000 less than
the appropriations OF the year before,
and in the actual execution of the law
sill 900, 900 were saved in the opera
ton of the Post-ofice Department, for
made.
Future LegislntiOn.
A number of other promises remain
to be kept I have already alluded TO
the provisions to regulate the issue
merce railways, to which the Demo
cratic minority in the Senate gave lts
solid opposition, on the ground mat
the central government mas no con
stitutionai power to make and en- :
force such regulation. In addition.
there is the promised procedure 10
determine how preliminary Injunction
shall issue without notice. and wnen.
In substitution for this the Democrat,e
platform proposes an atn vamia create
privileged class of lawless workn.en
and would seriously im2air the power
of the courts OF equity 70 90 5us. .nn'
Then there is the measure TO I'Ui
fnrsirn service, to which in previous
ConeTesses the Democratic party mas
aIwavs opposed an almost SOLID frohe
Tbere is the measure foroidolnG .ne
acquisition of stocks a"lsnst ~ one line, and
.Snre are also those bills. ALREADY re-
farrca to. to secure further sa1ety a y,
,,iiances on railways and 10 estap.tnn
= basis for workmen' s com We Re.
There is also the promise S o. .me pro-
p ,,a'nr Tor securing the health OF my
Nn,,on The most tangible ana use ~.
n. ,t.. wat this can take wouid DC 'ns
aetahlishment of a natlohal pu , auoul
health to include al the e., ,ie distr,buted
oles ,, Sl departments. Finally. th ,i'
~ ~ ,ha Appalachian forest reserve o u,t.
rs ine nassed the House by Repuo,,
,;can majority, is on tns ca. mass at
the Senate. and Will p tpis CONGRESS.
the g- cv viaw of what the present R e,pI's1-
IN ronrress has done In the iuih.
llea nt of It's promises, and IN we" r a.
,ha standard that IT mas SCI nartv
spect to the sass as;.ation in urging
all WY ny the remaining pledges. wno
ance ~ favor Of progress: IN fuvor o.
arc otical conservation. IN t taor ~ ~
economy In gover ea;nn Of railways
tne - Interstate commerce Icorpora-
+inns in favor of bureau OF neai y, i
- Favor OF a proper limltallon oi .he
, ,a OF equitable Injunction, anu m WI
are in favor OF measures n s 70 - in Tor Tor.
the uservice. to vote for the Repupll-
etsn andidates for Congress IN orocr
that their wish for all this progressive
legislation may be grained.
Conclusion.
:, ,,o.,nr Il may not be inappro-
n, ~ 'i for me to invite your attention,
and that Of all those engaged IN az
,,ncatinr the Republican cause IN me is
,ominr election. to the fact that u IS 5
Of the utmost importance 20 mae a. ,a .nts
a campaign OF eout ca Clouds OF mis-,
Differentiation that have ooscuT r 9, ,n'
~ ;ssnes and have made 1t dlmcuit
10 ,eA secure for the Republican MAORI
ties in Congress the real creult -uue
them from the country Tor tn 1es, .as'''eT Tr
THIS Is brought clearly home to an
voters, and especially to the ya,un
man now voting for the first time.
and they become Impressed. as they
ought to be by this record, WIZ IN .1e
cheney and capacity Of the Republlcan
and Democratic parties. they VII en-
strulction and progress rather than
with the party Of obstruction and mega
ton. and the resulting Legislation Of
the Sixxy-second Congress Will Vlno'-
cate their choice.
Sincerely yours.
WIN. H. TAFT.
Hon. william B. Mckinley,
Chairman, Republican Congresslon-
al Committee, 1893 BroadWay'