Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-29

II 6aCl OLleT, ILlcIS WIN SUI VI -
rap as wide as the ocean. II
The work of this congress can be
commended. On the whole 1t marks |
/ step ahead. But NO candid man
san consider, the foundations thas
we're laid by the preceding adrninis-
tration and not recognize that there
is more reason for disappoi ntment
than for satisfaction. The coratry
energies from the small end OF many
matters of great pith and moment.
1t is not necessary to go further
than the new tariff board for Illus
tration. On the whcse it Is probably |
better that congress, should make a
temporary provision of $3.50, 900 for
the present board than that nothing
at all should be done. But the pres
ent board has no legal standing;
there is not q specific provision OF
law giving It authority to do any
thing; it is the voluntary servant of
the president, it viii. repcet to the
president If he so desires. and ne
will report to congress If he SO de
sires. There is nothing about the
whole business that looks like def
mite provision for scientific Study Of
tariff conditions.
The enactment Of "a law, auth ,riz-
Ing the president to Withdraw p;ao-
lie lands until, congress decides what
| to do with them will be hailed as an
achievements. President Roosevelt
|haG without any such authorization
done everything that can be done
now, and had created a precedent thu
new law weakens that the president
may act for the people without spe-
cific authority from congress where
,shere is no prohibition express or i'm
piled in the laws or i'm the constitslr
ton. The conservation,lawi is in fact
la implied criticism Of Roosevelt and
gains nothing for the people he
lhad not already held for them.
In the postal savings bank sgisla-
ton there is more room to question
!, l. ~ ot ;ts,a,f THAT
,.,,.,,,,+ 90 h,d, Faith 4,
1.-The original promotion Of the agit'.'
don was disclosed the moment the
party had become conl1aitted to tie
AN nas ~ Ia nrenared.
~. -. s,.,t,, ~. .,,na more had been
y ,,ai,aya Amt ANYTHING
-. . J, ~ 1 fe Mace
e.. ASa,n,a - s,o., IL m s,a,,,s
~. 4 aaue,aned +bateshe real AMI.
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~ aa,n,,,.,s !, +he mamie for gov.
4 a,an. VOC i,,st nc. England and
C.. - No., ond shat +he ns
L. - ,,,a.a.a - ha,ns scheme
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:, aa,.,, -. 4ha aoyarnman+ /
- - ,o+i,.,ns +ha y.overn,nesnr
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80. 49, .,,o+ mt Ok nor can't
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n = 80 y, =, ve,n,,ent bonds
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d. 80, "a. ,onv ware i,
=. ~. on,a ,hot NV ram,.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT .h,,,,a have n,
g ,,,ra,,,,, u;4h,,. onv question. ,uha
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49, 4, ~ pocseyeht al
a,.,,a.u.,.., "a ons;aa wing wb.
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IS Hnh. !, -. ~. 10 hava &c o.,n
s 80. ,.,nn;s;oo,oa IN. III
n r, .,,,a aana,oss
4. All. - -, .ha raa,,,.r sass son /,
conoras. has moreIv followed I,
. .ss.,1a -. 1T, ~ ,oo;.1 y, -
e ~ r,oa,a, sass ~ tha e,,r
II -, 80. go. t,r,ss ahanao Al.
Ma soma oon,n,.nd.h,a sa.tnra, q,
~ fa,, tar shnrt 80 What was nro,
isad sna 80 ,r,a+ sho,n,,, have be.
is done i've. snac;o, session also n
Il |thro,,oh tha aprnor.t,on tax 10 " wi
.. soma tb,nss - 10 said 81 ito fave
h.t u,hovS ,n,daonate ana incone
y orenti.l when a q considared that
NJ crowded ont .tba income .i,ar