The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-10
New Orleans Picayune.

New orleans
business health and prosperity section and
part of physical the people Without such health the
people and vital interests are in a bad way
country and varied natural wealth as ours by
reason Of the varieties with few
exenops every gives Its Mines its for
fisheries vie with those oi al o'ier UuieS ~ w
milton of nopuaon intelligence required to
uaue products everything that is desired The country
good there always foreign ue'la lol a Jul 80
we can apparently ordinary reason why all labor
should employed sort active and the country pros
But despite these what should be- There
are loud complaints unemployed Business enterprise
great undertakings are oeig put Oh oo
ucurng is railroads endure extensive strikes
of their employees have not been able make the
improvements they require anu 10 p s ti, ~ a,os
There have railroads would have submitted 10 almost
is b now actually taking advantage the situation
What is undesirable situation If were possible to
for high complication WIFI CAUSE eNp'oO " ~ ' ~
word politics"
Business was long the politics of the old parties and
made little difference Each its took OF
the general and under each business went on with
out interruption from any cause 80 Ill.,.
M oil 10 changed now rapidly becoming disor
sanized and are breaking Whatever have been the foundation
doctrines of the two old parties political today either
in the direction of stands conservatism either rev.
oonary movement against capital against
tons and computations by business while Of
course interest against such radical and
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An English London Fornghty Review taking sur
yey of the political in the United States says
In the America either for Privilege against
IT, and against it depends not at all on
whether you have of calling yourself Repu
can or Democrat Republican Conservatives and Dem
raic conservatives Republican Radicals and Democratic Rad
calls party has yet wheeled round " face
suue and sincerely problems that have been PROFOUND
cd 70 the people be undergoing secret process of
dissolution but the results of that process are not
vot re1ucbe old still preserved
though from Them the fighting is st Done un
dor the old insignia they have lost
their pristine virtue still contested by Repub
n on the one side the other though what
Democrat is no can say But oenean
this stubborn persistence the accustomed forms and battecries
nion proceeds apace Conservatives in the Republican
av are far allied in sympahes and policy to the
than the Radicals or Pro-
gressves ranks and the Radicals in both camps WINE
NV of old comba and the faci-
loyaltes feel reality
another than with the less advanced
organization The end OF 1t all one cannot
Of the country the enormous expense
that would the almost abec and wholly coca SaV
American shbboleths and the strength
themselves rendering the natural
oucomehe mean of new party-Welnlgnt lnpos
sible probable that for many years to come american po
o their present aspect OF drl
ir rone for occasional sudden alliances and the
emergnce in Congress unlookdfor and strangely assorted
rv the unouet condition that precedes the out
hurst of an impending may require several years Oh hcuD
~ ~ oon hut every delay will operate to keep all
the great industries business of the country 'ne present
81 nd nceranty Would better to have over than
a doubt Apprehension anxiety suspense anu POI
plexity?
to profer his good offices to
holm od the differences Hartman lines and some OF us EN-
p 49, anno involved in this dispute, and no
p,ncin ould ever compromised upon any temporary
basis For the railroad the demands MADE oy neSe
would he equivalent turning the management OF ne
os We take they quite ready to do that The strike
80 pIaces but it is others 1t is teaching union
ahor to he a bit conservative in It's demands ana tney ~
will in vain The best lesson tna'
r+ n, be for the great American
III ss are wrong breed trusts and that
capital and labor must ineVcao
ron, day 1t Will snap and
81 o, revolution strike has brought the American people
frame