The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
HUGHES on CTTIzEES DUTIES
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bali Ne may te gratlted at the evidence
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cog, meas. Ire of continuous and unre-
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vho "e nave a right 20 expect from
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ma who will not corrupt public officers
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covery. y. order 10 protect AIS business
1r'o Get wat he wants or perhaps thinks
t@ should nave. IL unhappily too rare
Aai !e-Tr'" the increasing number who
:, from College halls TO the pursuits Of
ne .I-.a--- world. there does not seem
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ne nun .r Of those Who realize that
success IAN be- too dearly purchased and
hat '," '--t duty Of patriotic man OF
r.-,-a-- 20 conduct his business IN a
.rfr.ut.. manner
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'ts matter and that higher standards
are maintained. but We are still on the
WONG s.t- e the line OF safety. What
ever disagreement there may he as to all
tie: things We should endsavor. 90 far
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.ta0 80 stop entirely the commission
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Far~d ~ general consent IN a different
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lave Ger wo- against privilege. And
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III general welfare To one
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-.''' en-, a. though the security
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&c.. ~. ~ -gcce,s TO place mon in public
-.n are not corrupt IN the ordinary
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'...ar interest 20 which they
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. -'f.''pr and made our statutes. .
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Vol. . r1'~st IIssT these conditions |
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TO- nav ha m The public interest or IN /
!, "l't ID" announced Policy 81 the q
o.. which they relonR Whn merely /
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