New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

register The viii Of the people Of Indiana
o 50 inst its iniQuities.
The pleasing fancy INDUCED in by the
Senior Senator from Indiana when he
makes tariT hiil 80 that the manu-
facturer will be enabled 70 charge what he
peases. the workman 70 get all the wages
he wants and the purchaser TO buy as
cheaply as he chooses is an iridescent
dream No man With any sense % justice
and propriety can proclaim the doctrine
Of protection as wise and honest and
Hirtuous and yet condemn its offspring as
nleCitimate Infant Industries Of this
country no longer require the protecting
rrodieies-now they have grown 20 adult
infanies while the system which gave
them protection has enabled less than fifty
men 20 control So per cent ~ the wealth
Of this nation.
Autcrobhe and Autou'stie Citizens.
The Democratic party insists that II
would be far better for this country II y
against the automobile citizen. but II has a
sincere delight in the automatc citizen
the man who controls his own ne witnout
legislation and believes IN the rights ~
the other man. We have exploited this re
public until exploitation viii soon become
explosion. Affairs must be righted by
pronptly returning 10 cld-fashioned doc
trine. by RipinE out special privileges and
passing only such laws az viii enable the
government to he honestly and economl-
Cally administered and ny obtaining Tor me
government every dollar which IS levied
in the name Of taxation.
There is a spirit of unrest ahroad-
feeling that mon do not stand equally Re
fore the law. Seven years in the reforma-
torv for stealing 2 hama seat IN lhe
Senate Of the United States Tor eKploltlhs
the coal lands of Alaska no YOU teil me
ma, the humble wage Garner Of today is
willing 10 look along the vista OF the wears
and see nothing but psupers grave ~
enactroents. ere enabled 70 dwell IN marble
halls and scatter money like drunken dukes
Al monkey dinners God does not pay a.
the end Of every week. hut He pays, 49,
reonIe IS not wise which IS not lust ne
American is long suffering man IN uI.s
al the ares in country rich beyono CON- CON-
psre he has been careless thousnI 80
neither public nor private eNperoltuIe ,s 10
been IN any wise curhed IRE IT,. memo
cratic nart,. of Indiana demands the Flp.ns
from the statute hooks 81 every iaW VI -.
enables one man 70 prey upon 'iiV
the savings ~ another
In beeinnine his address Governor Mar-
SHAH requested that the discussion N lhe
convention proceed along the line o. prin-
chile ana not along the lire of policy; that
the deliberations should represent meas
ures. not men.
Usurration by Executives.
c-ove-nor Marshall said that usurpations
hv executives have led 70 usurpations oy
other departments n government ic
demonstrate this he gave few obserNa-
tions in order that the people may oe-
r7snd that thyse who next serve them as
legislators and as judges shall be caretui
70 keen themselves exclusively within the
rights vouchsafed 70 them by the people
CONSTITUTION
After insisting that appropriations re
cut 10 meet the cloth which the people have
furnished" he said.
The Democratic party believes thst u Is
the duty Of officials 70 enforce the law-that
81 is likewise the duty Of officials TO CpeN
the law i cannot WELD its consent 70
the doctrine thar the President OF lhe
United States can wink, however adVisapie
II nav be To do 50. 81 the VIOLATION OF the
Sherman antitrust law by permitting
steel Trust 20 absorb its only real com
peti-or ? bit more than II can consent
10 the doctrine that 8 governor can granl
immunity 70 a prospective murderer, now
ever desirable y might be 20 have the IN
Desirable citizen killed. II bows cheerfullN
and submissively 70 the decisions OF the
Suprems Court. but II reserves 10 itself the
right 70 point ont. when an electon aP-
proaches in what manner the supreme
Court has not itself kept the law which II
insists other people shall keep.