The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31
Senator's Notable Speech
on Unrest Menaclng
the Party.
ASKS GENERAL SHOWDOWN


held in this city this week. when Warren
g Harding. the old time friend Of Joseph
RenAnn Foraker. was nominated for
Governor To- head the Republican ticket
opposed In Gov Judson Harmon on the
Democratic side. certain features II the
speech Of senator Theodore T. Burton
of Cleveland. permanent chairman Of
the cunvention. were overlooked Sena-
Tor Burton had been IN during the pre-
imnaries Of the convention He was
not In good voice. but intensely earnest
In The recent session Of Congress senator
Burton voted always with the Taft Ad-
uinlstration. and for that reason his
speech TO the Convention has aroused
extended comment now that the hula
hAloo % the con ention il over
Part 70 Senator'S Burton q speech a.
remtrkable situation his arisen In the
Tinted States. . s.tuatton which initiates
~ he dIssdNartas~ Of the Repablican
phrty lou must sll recognize this. Ground
ir-s fears and disconten, are us principal
'eltures. The country WAS rarely ever
more prosperous human rights. equality
NJ opportunity we're never mere highlv
rersrdsd We have made progress along
~ line. which make for hum,n better
tnent
lhws have been enacted mad ri ,.sd upon
ne stature h.bpk@ rhtCh make for ht'fprtug
he Conditions of men. Of women ana ~
.nildr~n Private As~ncie- and puhIi,
asen,ie- a. veil lake care OF the needy and
sIf-ring yet With all this thsr- IL an rn-
're'etented degree Of social unrest and
Afpins criticism " hich rest upon 'he " hnl.
rider ~ things. which has been waited vi'h
inu-ual bitterness upon these ~ H. have
IRE responsibility 81 main'Ftnink tho q ~
srnmspt In the oplnon OF some refprrr ard
Iplif' cannot he advanced unless nucsrak-
~ como 60 an end fer both u aud -eusl-
u"naliam are eaihing larger hold regret
say. upon the public mind
The cause Of this. my iri~nds. ~ | inter-
'Te' u u The overwhelming AbsDr ton Of
'..r people in the development of the great
we1'h OF ihts continent. In enjoying thif
'pporturl'y for material prosperity the
ueope are giving b"t Incidental attention
% public unairs lefT nv year this attention
HoSins less and In view ~ this = bright
''nsram or clever cartoon attract NOR"
attention than an excellent argument
Ahle attractive catchwordA are "t'"nitme-
"7e''lNe WIN me PEOPLE
note in journals and IN D. 1I,.. -re-cn. :
= great deal about the -lnt-rs-t. IA tins
yD4n'ry The claim - utIa that The,
ave an undue infuenc. upon legislation
and corrupt public men l ass you to
.-.ify shat interests have controlled or
-sercl.ei unasiaI influence ia this countr,
fb nov luuut39 IN tnNNr tnNt nv ora or
.snsr1li'iea. but specify There ne v-r
a.. . time when the Individual inau. rich
- poor. hish or low could assert hts ~ Sht-
,ad have them protscted quite - much A.
a thi- day % grace In the vea' 80" zap
ri,rs'N
Tax abour he rA'lr1l 1 - I'D
.,msrim-s thai the, have 81 undue M.
- ~ the service thsr render tS-, ar
ra,r - 'he mlximlm of iucr-u-. on al
p-us u public ssrVice All a. compared
,rh he cost OF commodri-- NhtI. thing
,.s risen In price the carnage oI goods
,lI ~ pa..,nEsr. from one portion 81 the
1..rry 90 another ha- been - q general
.-ai~n~y dintnIsh-I Let u- So fOr then,
80 hat they have been generous With
.,f snpIoyss- thai Hith one exception
lpD pending they have made peac. and
.rsa .t,,-faction in a way that -honId b.
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