The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

| aclustment or human interesls 10 one
ano,ncr. The wn0fe proDiein ~ .
prOU,em OF ADJUSTMENT. re0dcing the
| frlctlUh; not ie.ucins u by mere iuort-
callun, not reducing II by mefeiy
pouring in this iii III naunsy anu ksr-
slasi.n ana iiatIeiy, Tut ~ no au-
t,tst,nS the parts mat they ioVe 10
CO. Operate, thai ,ney never puckic up
that lney never krUw 30 not lisat we
cannot move the machine al al WIN
OUT DANGER Anu unIess fhtsre ID LINE
perrtct adjustment there viii not Se
klxen lnul opIol tunity witnodt wnicn
! men cai.riot uiaw a fun breath or i've
a aay~ without despair. Let any
groul, Of men nave the Iight 10 say 70
, others, "Aou must COME to us oe-
fuie you can 40 anylnins, ana see
how long america Will Oe consiuered
a mace " or,h nvlng in by tree men.
Our STANDARDS, tiier eiurc, are these
and we must ieariessiy use them "
must say 10 ourselves, I'VE are so
ing to reject every thing that does not
square With those things.
States Privately Controlled.
Now, wnat IL In faetY ain happy
to peueve that Virginia has 81 49,
ueen spared lne mortAyink expei iefieS
that mas come upon suine o.icr states.
A great many of tie states or tn.s
Union, lau1ss and sentienen, nave
been privacy contrcited. incre has
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monw .aIihs. uo not fail upon those
VINO propose mem ana say tney are
chairs ins lHe- c,.aI acser OF our stsetn-
Alsns, o' wa ,..n.. has
enahSns paoM rom
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y"u nave the eApsi iSnec .na. ."e go =.
pi'sHs LOOPS VI NO.
, 1890 ..I,,,a.
Le'" eAi oiie e'eAe. anu a..o.s. as"ss
vas " enooao oe'" 80.
anu ..Meehaieuee Suppon
every time pupie "p'o" $500.
~! eAp'eSseu i'sou, s" s .'.' /,
ule' soili l ...,.'...n .
tnat YOU eouiu Hoe sc' "',
cstweeh YOU anu VIZ 49,, "so,,
when You haa oe.er'nlneu. .nsn Me.
imase wooid arise IA your in'ho inat
you are disappointed IN your neu.a'
tiohs as tney were estaoiisaed: NJ
I hat YOU are morunea because o. the
chanse that mas come over your insu-
tutions py the extent 10 "hieh tney
have Leen deuaseu.
Now you have got TO choose De-
tween one OF .*o tn.nss. ! never saw
! this as l see II Nv untii ! came INTO
actual pfacuca. eontact with the al
m'nistrauon OF great state. ! tnank
God that ! nave learned something IN
the last eighteen montns. aha what l
have iesf ned Is thfs-ehat you have
got TO choese be.".cn t"o
! courses. either constructive leadership
which you VIII stand oehtna 20 the
limit, or else resort direct To the
people themselves. There are no
otner ways
what does II mean. ladies ana gen.
tlemen. that an over the nited states
LaoLie aie GttilaIu.ns OF lIeH oS-
ernors and their president that thew
take the anaiis OF those people In
their own hands. demanding OF them
leadership. not satisfied that they are
honest, mercy. not satisnea with their
Sood intentions, merely. but demand
ls u thetn tEat theS snah trahs'ate
.nen lntenions INTO sucn persuasive
ko.eInmene thaI notning can WITH
80. rr. spoNes.eu q ."o pso-
70 what 'Anherica ~ ue-
! s. ~, - .u
,1ou. - soa "''
MT 800 -, 80 oi.en'
I board ~ WIN. ~ pa',,, -.
Dreaident hnaraeI tr,in n.ar ,n,,
1 home nra day 80 go az
gentlemen who wee ,han s.na.s'rs
! from Nav .Jearsav ~ ,ha ,r.in a,,a !
dropped into the SEQ, has,d. hin, !
found him In a verv had hur,or +
said Senator what i. the mattaro'.
4 oh" he said. II wish the ConstI,u-
/ ton had given the president the rixht
/ 10 send messages n Conrrcss -whv !.
/ l said. Senator. Won are barking I'm
I the wrong tree. That Ia not what II
the matter. The trouble ts that the
president publishes his messages and
/ il the country happens to agree with
him 1t does not stop to hear what you
F, have to say"
The i.esldent In the only member
| of the government OF the United
States elected by the whole people
OF the United States: he IL the only
one whose utterances go into all the
! newspapers OF the United States; aud
inasmnch as he has universal a IL
dienoe and nobody eise has. nobody
can answer him; and II he happens
! TO speak the opinion of the country
nobody can resist him. America has
! got the zest for that In Its imagination,
and it is unquiet il 1t does not get
! a President that Will do that sort OF