The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
abuse of injunction without notice very

abuse of injunction without notice very
improbable"
Referring to the promise of the party
for conservation of natural resources
he declared that the river and harpor
bill just reported had been framed with
view TO complying with the partys
pledges.
on the subject of trusts and the
| party's plaGges in that regard, Pres
| dsnt Taft related how, since the plat
| form was adopted. prosecutions of the
tobacco trust and the Standard OIL
| trust had gone on and had resulted in
DEGREES In The Court OF Appeals of the
Second and Eighth Circuits. which
were now penang on appeal in the
! Supreme Court.
The Attorney General has prepared
bill which he thinks and l think VIII
offer 10 those VINO wish to pursue "a
lawful method OF business the means
Of easily doing so. a lawful inter-
state business, under the protection OF
a Federal charter, which, while IT VIII
subject the business OF The concern 10
the closest scrutiny OF government
otticers, will save the business from
harassment by state authorities anu
viii give it that protection which It's
peaceful pursuit OF its business as
secure
Sees n Solution.
II believe the act to be constitution
al. and believe that If enforced IT
would furnish d solution VI our pres
ert difficulties, but as 1t was not spe-
ciacally declared for in the Republican
platform, l do not feel justified III ask
ing tne adoption or sucn an act as
party matter"
The President declared he believed
the parry had given good account OF It's
stewardship ana that II should receive
renewed approval in the coming con-
gresslonal. campaign, put ne reIarreu 70
signs which sumo CONSUME as pointihs
TO a Democratic majority in the neat
House, TO internal dlssension IN ms
party, and continued
There Is a decided difference IN the
party as to the proper rules 10 preVsil
| in the House and as 10 the personnel
OF the leadership. l am hopeiui ena'
as we approach lie lines or battle ioi
| m. next year the settlement OF thes,
| internal questions can De erected with
4 on, such breach OF the party a S u
! M event our presenting an unbroktl
front 10 the enemy.
i ave among the Republicans may b
discouraged when we consider our oM
dlssensions, but when we look to tn
possibility of any united action o
the part of the Democrats Tor any pol
lev or line of policies, we must tax
courage, The Republican party ma
been responsible for the soVernmer
for the last seventeen years, and u
problem growing out of the SPANS
: war the rapid accumulation OF weall
and the greed for power of Its acc'
i mutation, and while 1t has not bee
perfect, the record is one of which
!, have no reason TO be ashamed.
d Awakening aud Aftermath.
!. He referred to the awakening OF q
!. people to the ills OF the country
e former President Roosevelt, discuss
h tho "iuevitable aftermath" of such ne
9 tation and .'the condition of hyster
i on the part of certain individuals, al
y on the part OF others condition
hypocrisy manisesting itself In Il
:. blind denunciation of all wealth al
in the impeachment of the motives I
men OF the highest character"
II am far from saying" the Pres
dent continued. that the Republict
< party Is perfect, but 1t should be W.
+. understood that with tho Republics
he PARTY In its present condition with
n- various divisions subjected to t
y cross-fre OF Its own newspapers n
I'd It's factions, any halt or failure
n the part of those In authority to pu
he ish and condemn corruption or &C
eupt methods will be properly visit
i upon the party itself, however ma
good men ii contains"
- The high price OF food, the Pre-
dent said it would ho easy 10 demr
strate, was not caused by the tariff
ne THE reason for the rise OF the Q
,rd of the necessities can easily be tra'
lin TO the increase In our measures
values. the precious metal gold, 1