Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-13

liIpf~ ms N'fH l"itfDI1'tN III fptl
house aud senate and ~ now beinI
committee of theso two bodies am
there ~ every hopc that the blis thu
introduced IN substantially tho sam
shape as introduced, viii be enacted
into law.
"1ndecd Ca RAILROAD measure goc.
further than the promise Of the pat
form. for. while il subjects IN. issu'
IF stocks ana bonds ta the restrictive
supervision ot the commission ant
prevents further watering of secnri
ifies and forbids the acquisition Us I
railroad company Of stock Ia 2 com
pttinR lfne. 70 also puts very muel
more power into tho hands OF th'
commission for the regulation OF rate
tame IL facilitates In every WAY N
ease of supervision bv the commission
OF the railroads 10 secure Q coimpiianc,
Nv the railroad with the rights of th'
public and of The shipper
Tho bin was prepared lY the AZ.
itof1eN eenera after a full conference
win thc interstate commerce commits
sion win representatives, of the sitp'
pcrs and with representatives of tht
railroads. ana while h was not the re.
suit 90 an agreement between an The
PARTIES in interest " was drafted with
M view 10 meet all the fair objections
and suggestions made hv every one ~
them
"'rhe platform further proyides.
/" The republican party viii uphold
Ht all times the authority ana i%ntegrit'
of the courts. state and federal. and
viii ever insist that their powers &C
enforce their process n protect life,
liberty and property shall he pre-
srrYpd inviOlate We believe. however.
thHt the rules Of procedure IN the fed
eral courts in regard 10 the issuance
Of tile writ OF injunction should bt
more accurately defined by statute ana
tllat 40 injunction 90 temporary re-
straining order should be issued with
out notice. except where irreparabl'
injury would result from delay. n
which case % speedy bearing there
after should De granted
"A bin TO carry out exactly this
promise has been introduced in III.
house ana sennte ana VIII doubtless
come NJ for consideration and pass
age. Tho lii does not go as far a.
Mr. Gompcrs and the Federation Qi
Labor demand. but IL goes as far as
the republican convention WIS willinl
70 let II go, ana il ia 50 drawn as e.
make an abuse Of The issuance Of in
junction without notice very improh-
able. lt requires that no injunction
shan h Issued without full notice ana
hearing unless 10 prevent irrepafabl'
and in that such cases III
court shall make a finding from tn
evidence adduced, pointing out whai
tho injury anticipated Is and why II
reparable, ana why there ~ not Tim
"a give notice ana after the lntuncs
ton shall Dc issued without notice /
Is provided that such Injunction shai
lose It's force az the expiration OF fly
duvs unless - hearing IS had
The platform also promised state
hood to Afia0u3t aNd Nav Mexico an
the Hill providing such statehood hat
passed the house ana has been favor
ablN considered by the committee OF
the senato, so that there seems to b.
reasonable doubt that this promise
win be fuiiy kept
The republicans IN their platform
spoke further as follows.
I'VE indorse the movement inittlE
urated by the administration for tn,
conservation of natural resources, "
approve an measures to prevent IN
waste OF timber, We commend tn
work now going IN for the reclamation
Of arid lands, and rcaffirm the reptlh
policy Of free distribution ut III
available areas Of the public domain (
the landless settler. NJ obligation g
future ~ morp insistcnt ana non
VIII result IN greater blessings TO pos
tority. In line with this splendid IN
dcrtaking IL the further duty. equal,
imperative, to enter upon q systeuia
tic improvement upon n large ahf
comprehensive plan, lust to al poi
lions OF the country Of the waterways
hafbors and tceat lakes, whose naiura
a~daptahilitv To- the increasing trntth
0f the land Is one Of The greatest gift
nf a benign providence.
IN accordance with this planl
measures of the conservation Of "a
public domain. for the reclassificNtics
If the lands according to their great
est utility and the vestlng of powc
In The legislative 10 dispose OF coal
phosphate. oil ana mineral lands. an'
pf waiter power sites IN such "a way az
to prevent their monopoly, and unio'
~ ownership in syndicate or comhin
ltion, have been already introduced
will doubtless, IN "a form approve
congress br made into law
e'rho river ANA hafhor bill. which
has lust been rcpurtcd hN the river
md harhors committee Of the house
has been framed with = view 60 com
llvine with the plank of tho platform
"a which / have above quoted. lt lea
the plan for the improvement
Of the Ohio from Pittsbure 60 CAN
ts "a project To- he carried out in n Ger
tain number of years and IL he
treated similar projects for impfoN,
mrui of the Missouri from kansus cit
to ST. Louis for the Improvement q
the Mississippi from ST. PAU ca -
Louis fnd OF the same river from 81
Louis 90 cairo and 10y continuing con
tracts ana regular appropriations thcs,
projects win go until they are com
pleted- This Is "a change from the pre-
Nious plans and is the result of an OK
tented pouular agitation i'm favor oi
"a system.
With respect to trusts the republi-
party spoke AS follows.
" The republican marty passed th
Autl-trust law over tho dem
opposition and enforced
after democratic derclicuon " ha
a. wholesome instrument for good
.n the hands of "a wise and fearless aid
ministration But cNerience has show
that les effectiveness can be- strength
NEED and its real objects better attain
.d hy such amendments as will give o.
.hc federal government greater super
ision uu3 control over and stcnr'
publicity la the managemer
nf chat class cot corporations engaged
.n Interstate commerce having pnwe
and opportunity ia effect monopoiies
since this ul4nk was uduptp
persecution of Tho tnhncco trust anr
tat standard Oti trpst. begun in th'
IHst uHminisifNtian. havs gone on an
NafH resulted ln 0errces iu the ,our
AfrtuIs ol "a, seceud aud eight
IfaIfs which trc unW pending or
HHe'l ln tNe supreme court Thu de
rfN FOB fHrh GAS, tear apart the CON
W subordinate corporation