The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-28
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thorization OF S20,UJo,VoJ 1o-.--.
The Courts.
The test OF civilization Is an orderly
and efficient government. one of the
essentials OF which Is a judiciary OF
upright. able, Industrious. courageous
men promptly administering the law
to rich and poor alike. without fear or
favor and protecting the individual In
his rights and liberties aaginst the
injustice of the mob. as well as
against the greed OF the powerful We
count it fortunate that the president
has secured as q member of our high
est tribunal man with the great
est intellectual and the splendid legal
attainments OF Charles r Hughes.
Governor Hughes Administration.
We congratulate the people on the
notable progress oil the state under
the four years administration OF Gov
ernor Hughes. which has been con
spicuouS for the highest standards OF
efficiency.
He has appealed TO the conscience
and intelligence OF the people and
champloned legislation demanded by
the moral sense OF the community.
Through his wise recommc cndationS
and the efficient action oil Repub-
lican legislature, the public service
corporations in the state OF, New York
have been successfully taken out Of
politics by being placed under com
missions of high character; laws have
been passed extending the corrupt
practices act TO primaries. providing
for a more scientific method OF maxi
ing up the state budget. providing
Tor the licensing and regulation ot
motor vehicle traffic, Strengthening
the provisions against race track gam
bling. providing for reiorestatinG the
forest reserve and for better protecs
tion against forest fires, and makipg
the Insurance and banking laws more
effective. The increases in the cost
OF administering the state reflects the
higher standard of care OF the In
firm the insane and the dependent,
the extension and increased efficiency
of the public school system; the in
stallments for the barge canal; sink
ing fund and the systematic building
and maintenance Of state highways
LABOR ana Sdpltal-
The record of Republican legisla-
ton during the last eighteen years,
conserving the public interest by i'm
proving the condition OF labor, is un-
cqualled in our history One hun
dred and sixty such enaCtments were
written in our statutes. covering the
whole range of labors interests in
the workshops factories, mines and
Quarries and upon all forms of pub
lie work
We are proud TO record that New
York has been the first American
state To provide by law for the com
pulsory compensation of employees
sustaining personal injury while per
forming or following extra hazardous
occupations and also to equalizc vol
untary agreement as TO compensation
between employers and employees In
all other occupations
We commend the law Of last winter,
which requires that all accidents In
building construction and engineer
ing work be reported TO the commits
Sioncr OF labor.
We commend the creation oi the
department. oil the bureau of indus
tries and immigration.
We believe that capital. honestly
employed. should he permitted TO feel
that sense OF security essential TO
stimulate its legitimate Investment
and thus safeguard the prosperity
which has been so well established
under Republican administration
Agriculture.
We believe that the cncouTaGeme
of agriculture and the bettcrment OF
country life are vital to the future
OF the state. Great acres OF product
i've lands now Idle should be brought
under cultivation Knowledge of mod
ern farming methods should be wide
~ disseminated throughout the state.
Under Republican legislatures. large
sums have been appropriated for the
extension OF facilities for agricultural
education, for preventing the spread OF
diseases OF animals and for the Grad
ication OF pests. We pledge our
selves to the continuance of this vital
work and 10 the support OF all pTac.
tical methods OF Increasing the num-
Der OF farm owners and furthering
their interests.
We believe that an Important aid to
the agricultural interests OF the state
Is the New York State Fair and In
continuance of the policy which IS
making this exhibition means OF
education for the farmer and product
i've of the greatest good.
Conservation. {
In the interests OF the growth and
prosperity of the state. We favor the
conservation. development and utl-
IZatfon OF all our natural resources,
under conditions. however. which will
protect and safeguard the rights o.
the state.
We lavor such regulation OF our riy-