The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
rR WILSON'S sPFEcu.

The doctor was IN the hall a, So
- clock twenty minutes after the voting
III" walked 10 IA" tr1tuguts with peOpls
-Hht cong ~ ms hand and ruaT> # an
YalI-'' h@a'luE uu hts "ir~ ior ia" naN'
half hour IN" delegates listened rnt.ntlV
" hen n" finished 'uer,' w.u, heard all round
a -Ingl" comment ''uud 81 ""ch'' Looks
IIN" a winner
Dr Wilson -ud b." accepted in, uoruIul-
tluu with I'd" t""I''>t Qualification n,
i"It ~" responsibility r.'rIu-" - W.
Urpportlru.i 20 m" opportunity and 10
Wa ON" IT 'h. ,-nlt",i pppprflu.tras IT,.
b"mrrrN'" party "y-r Ntt
a Won hUns .. b." -iHt I iri not sock
THIS uuUIuttIn- b. ut, conn. 20 mo t.Y-
-nlut"lv .r-nu..'.I. NI'E r4.. rpu-" ,......,.
'uit ~h,' "u''. .pnr ~" duties r' Gry.
.rUpr. u elected WITH absolutely tao
pledges - any sIui - prevent mo from
serving the paur.- of ~" state with ,lu-
gi"n"~> 1t pUrTr-" lApplau-.
H." -alt ~" platform was sound, sN-
piIcit and ru~lu"--Iiks. and he though,
made But promise, must pa A.pt bv
achievement and proved capacity There
we're thr~a great questions before them
b" aid. reorganization and economy IN
administration, equalization - taxation
and control II corporations There w.r"
others. bat these dominated
roo Mr'H TAIN. SAYS ~.
IL l. rr-t g an necessary that W.
should act IN the right spirit. he cpnfiu-
rI-i And the night spirit - not a spirit
of hostility Applause We shall not
either Justly or wisely II w. 4tfac.
- - riI-h.d interests 49, public snarnl--
Their. ni- r....n too much Indictment and
TOO little IrU"--ful prp-eC atom for wrurgs
done 10" mIrh tllk and too few pracuca-
bile -vEg"-'lpuS ~ To- " hat O.. to bs done
IL a., EASY 2. Condemn wrong and g. fulrnr-
uIt" HglIu-' wrougdD.rs Iu effective
rhetorical phrase. nVt mat doe not
brlrg ,..tneT r"f I'm pr .-as" II mind
a.. -.gE"-ted that atl cpnc~rn..i m
necessary reforms com" together for
frlrN inference. and mat they who de
cuu"t intg'' 'k" tn" cou-. lIsuC--
II was DpvlnI- that IN" state mad -uf-
i"r"d from to- many commissions and
boards from business methods neglected
muu"v wasted and q stat" 81 aNalr- u
yNNIDl g pTrytt. b. I-fus~- concern would
H.. -ttru-t Her" wa matter for rcor-
giniIttIOn.
The -y-,sm e taxation vas n ,hge-t..d
and htuhIZtri lueVull'i.. mu-t h..
don" away with
1t = nor u...e~s,ry FOE m. rnarn'an ,rca
or oar modern udystrf1l "ntsrurIs.. thai
corporations should be- rudIlgei or
fayor"t IN IN" matter - ftNl'lOn. and II
- extremely d"mOr ltztng that they
should b." Laws based upon dl-paszinn-
ate study. not upon hostility. are ~
qur"d lApplaus"
The question Of the control 81 corpo-
ra'ions is a very dficult one. but some
things ar" plain We must have a public
servic" commission with ~" amplest
powers
CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS
1t - the states mot the Fedora author
tI"s that create corporation The regu-
lation Of corporations q the duty Of the
stat" much more directly than IL 10 the
duty - the Government ~ the United
States IL ~ my strong hope thai New
Jersey may lead tho way IN reform by
-orItinIzIng very carefully the enter
prIs"- she consents 20 incorporate their
makeup, their objects. the basis and
method ~ their capitalization. their or
ganlzatinn with respect 20 liability 70
control hy the State their conformity
10 state and Federal statute This cs n
h' don" and don" sfeCtuallv cove' for
N"W Jersey the honor ~ dong ~
p"opl" have got tired Of parties Dl4y-
.ug politics said Dr Wilson and they
- ~" rylnR Put ny o. shut up" Maine
proved that They waited thirty velrs