Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-22

our dlffpreucan. ana hh eNooNhiNe W.
partnent to administer our govern.
m ri. such plan l. failure.
Nusn one is to be assaied
sra dom m'uated by another. that means
ding OF "A monarchy. that means the /
rise or military domination under the /
dictstions Of am executive ana the oe-
We look back on one hundred and ]
thirty-fivs years OF the administra-
ton Of us aspar'%ent g@drems o. cegr; s;
that there is cause FOR its criticism as
! department Of government There
is vast difference between the pre-
priety OF doubling the fituess OF this
Or that particular Judge OF this great |
court. Indeed 10 would be marvellous
| II OF all these numerous judges esch
and every one had filled The full
/ cannot cuucedc that the weakness or
! a single man Is just reason Tor con-
branch OF our government. but every
/ true American can point with prids
| to tho patriotic aad distinguished ser.
vice that our government has enjoyed
D from its supreme judicial servants.
/ Is the Roosevelt OF today who would
} reflect upon the integrity aud ettt-
| cheney Of the entire Supreme Court the
I same Roosevelt who iu 1886 condemned
others for the criticism of an indiNid-
/ ual Judge OF that court2
Is 90 building for the welfare OF our
] country MltW AIlf IthNfIs VI lANAAN
| Thought breed lack of respect or en-
courage contempt FOR our great insu-
/ tutlons2
II there are unfit men in the public
I service. in the wisdom OF our fore
/ fathers there IS provision FOR sub
stitutlng better men, but there Is
/ no Jurisdiction for an effort TO s.
/ credit an important department or
SToCK EXCHANGE METHODS.
Colonel Roosevelt today deplores
HHssarH Of NH
stock exchanges. We find his declar1-
tions rich In generalities but want
ing in particulars We must, there-
fore anRlyze for ourselves and, View
ing this broad necessities OF our cOun-
try We must cOuccde that capital
has Its rights and must have Its rea-
sona9le prlNleEes' Ihat these EreM
our great enterprises may be marketed
are Indispensable TO the legitimate
conduct Of all business Of great mag
nitude, and IL Is not to be matter
OF surprise that those who conduct
them will formulate their own rules
| where the laws OF the land are silent.
| II is not a matter OF surprise that thess
J men OF human nature will avail them
. selves of the fullest limit OF the law
> ! in the natural human selfishuess That
treats personal gain as their first
, consideration, and scarcely can We
] condemn selfish practices not limlteo
by legal restraint. and yet Tor gem
GRAFTON the people OF the united
and financial oppression because or
the financial power and business meth
DDS of these Institutions and the leader
lamOng all Of them is the STOCK eN-
change In Roosevelts own state.
For want OF legal restraint IL lists
I inflated securities. issued for little or
3 no value received. based upon the
| hope Of future earnings the result OF
u unlawful or unwarrantcd destruction
y of competition; based upon intangible
To- assets. franchises and privileges OBJ
| t.g hts a the law rather
5 | than by permission OF the law; based
= upon the presence OF eNorbitant tar
o iff protection. an unjust favor Tor the
q present and the hope for its perpetulty
II becomes a house of gambling, In
actions and wash sales are mad,
u iieogitimsattee and md bona p' fide transao,
- tions 1t unsettles and disturb'
and makes uncertain the finances o'
" our entire country. in that the con
r the bear movement dominated by th'
l- few. curtails the Legitimate demand'
y for the financing OF the commerce ah'
Pc business OF our entire land.
Al The improper practices or thes'
b. great institutions could be eliminated
'r and the substantial finances ana busl
.n ness Of the country be IN no way MN
'r dered but, I'm fact. greatly benefite'
n, bv eliminating the gambler and en-
D. courag giug bona tlde traffic IN ieSlu
Pc mate securities The capitalizallon o
I
e. would be better If relieved OF tn
lt taint Of association OF the capttaliza
al tion of Inflated and questionable en-
10 terprises.
'n the gseatest stock exchange In Amerl
Or ca. owed. not alone TO It's own peopl'
r- but to people Of every other STATE
o. the union, the enactment OF laws ma
NJ would easily accomplish these pur
he Colonel Roosevelt was a member o
a. the New York Legislature. Does
e, stand TO his credit that he made an
a effort to enact such laws?
is, Colonel Roosevelt was later Cover
OF nor OF that great state Does !. S,am Az,
u encouraged or urged the adoption q
any such lawsf
1d We find 1t not
he Again. colonel Roosevelt was Presl
a. dent or the United states for owe
10 seven years and in so far as the prsa,
y. tices OF this great exchange were o'
~ structive Of the high character an
no credit that IL should enjoy ana OF
le. pressive upon the producing elemeT
OF Of our entire land the simple clos
he ing of the United states mail agaln'
We tbe transportatiou and distribution
or Tho personal correspondence and ~
NJ newspapers and magazines that @ 9'
as vertised the existence OF IN Ih
ct exchange would have as eftectiVe
ds destroyed these Objectionable featur'
by as Il did destroy the great Louisiar
ur lottery and TO a certainty me
| uURaLl0n1nlt
'ce An unlawful prev upon the wealth
II our country as could possibly be u
he uncertainty OF purchasing the looslI
be iottsrv Ticket and vet we find not oi
ol. word in the official record made J
nd President Roosevelt seeking 10 pr
we tect the people OF this country
ad postoffice department regulations
lrs utging the congress to supply Al
defIctency I'm authority to accOnpll
E- in A practioaI way what endless ia
upon the platform, no matter how a
tly termined In tone can ever accomplis
ses II ali this official career In place
power where good might have be-
OF done was lived away without an etfo
ew to protect the public must we ta
in these declarations of today as G
by pressions OF regret for nesligence
al the past and a promise TO do better
es- the future, or shall we take them
to mere conversation offered as su
ion stitute for genuine conservationf
The UNLAWFUL C0MDINATlOh.
md Colonel Roosevelt now declares Oh
ms there should be combination
OH | eOnsOIidatIOnA Of our great transport
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