Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-21
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE
THE ISSUE SAYS
MARSHALL
Cussing Court and Overriding
It Difference Between Lin
coin and Roosevelt ideas
Says Governor Of Indiana.

thy EvsninE EIersid =. =. s.sasea NlFsj
indianapolis. Ind, March 2i.--Gov.
ernor Thomas r. Marshall OF Indiana.
temporary chairman OF the indiana
state Democratic convention. IN his
address urged Democrats TO go this
year to the people upon a platform
the cardinal principle of which Is op.
position 10 special privilege.
Governor Marshall said in part:
with Republican quarrols and
controversies, We have nothing TO do.
We dare not rely upon the weakness
OF our opposition and Il would be
cowardly 10 do 80 DID we dare Sixty
years Is but point IN the circle Ot
civilization, set the last sixty have
produced two men whose Views Will
leave an impress upon all time.
No liberty lover will ever care TO
forget the name OF Lincoln. and none
viii be able to forget the name OF
Roosevelt
Lincoln held Il 70 be the inalien-
able right OF an unsuccessful nlignnt
10 go down 20 The tavern and cuss
the court II Is the theory OF RoOse-
welt thai e Is the right of an unsuc,
cesaful liugant 10 go down 10 the
tavern and override the court. Even
now ! am chatting under what con.
ceive TO be the unwarranted interior.
ence 81 the courts with my preroRa-
lives. But my sober judgment look
ing TO the permanent good Of the pe0-
pie impels nae 10 insist that the courts
must remain free and untrammeiied.
that We hrst must seek relief through
the remedies we now nave and pa.
tiently abide the lawful reversal ct
judicial injustice
Until the provisions Of our present
lcqnstitutiOn with reference to officials
are tried and until graver evils arise
than have thus far arisen, there is but
islight demand for the initiative, RET
ercndum and recall / am myself not
In favor OF these changes now.
Every special privilege In this
country IL either the legitimate on
spring or the g0dchild OF the protec.
tive principle.
Lot MS recall some of the agree
ments. We must have the protective
tarin TO pay the war debt: we must
have II to supply The deficit IN the
revenue caused By the repeal Of the
professional and STAMP tax, we must
have II TO foster our infant industries
ana 10 make rs a world power: We
must have u for the protection OF the
American workinEmAn, the kind OF
protection enjoyed perhaps by ihe
worlNlngnan of Lawrence. Mass. ana
now we must have 4 because We have
always had It.
Are we not the richest people on
oartFl Are not these captains OF in
dustry all trustees under God? Win
they not see 10 II that II the people
ask Tor bread they shall be given a
book and n they ask for iish they
shall DC given university How
easy II Is for one man TO imagine that
ne can better manage .he affairs OF
another How readily does solEinfer-
est induce him 10 think that the vsra
stick of life Is not The golden rule hu.
the PayRe-Aldrich bill. He would re.
sent the doctrine OF she divine right
OF kings but he readily Yields 10 the
divine right of schedules. For the
maintenance or his divine rights. IL
IS perfectly legitimate To support lob
nics aud corrupt Legislators.
THE Democratic party believes in
genuine tarin reform. II wants NO
more taxes Of thai kind levied upon
the people than are necessary to paw
the expenses OF the government hon
estly and economically administered
The Democrats party Is not op.
posed TO men being officers and an.