Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-01


Sen Gailns Of Atlanta. Interested Nice
and enraaed Nra Winters
Bafen d. Funtohlllat Is one OF the
slhunch supporters of the Corcic Med
torranonn. which Baron at. Marc
AYERS has dpnenornied into common
gambling club and ie unworthy Of
arlstOcraiic prestige.
AZ q meeting Of seconds today
Baron 6o FOntcnillat showed IN In
disposition 20 fgbt and desired the
matter reicfred 40 nrblttalora Nnf
isnron 81 Mare b eager for battle
lie said that Tor this duel no had
praclicod q new coup. Re said
~ wnnt 90 pass My rapicr through
the mrsclo oi the forearm aud through
The bicops, piHning the arm 70 the
fatty portion Of my opponents side
When I DO this I'll be satisfied"
la Folleiie's record as governor Of
Wisconsin then was taken up by Mr.
Gronna. who dwelt 90 considerable
length on the formers policy with ref
erence % the railroads OF the state.
This policy, he said, had resulted In
complete regulation of railroad rates.
fair alike 60 the companies and 20 the
shippers. and had established n new
Relationship between the common
carriers and the people OF the state Of
Wisconsin highly beneficial TO both.
Referring 20 the Wisconsin senator's
tariff Views Mr. Grouna said his policy
WIS merely "a tariff equal TO the dlf-
ference IN cost OF production at home
and abroad" Ia Toilette, he said,
advocated the establishment Of a per.
manent tariff board to arrive al this
difference. but board modelled on
lines differing from the one now exist
ent.
"a tariff commission" he said. out
lining the La Toilette idea. should
be established by lazy having FUN
power 20 secure all needed informa-
-tion In regard to any industry-which
the present tariff board mas not as
sured OF iia continuance even II one
branch of congress- should tenn porarily
De in control OF party hostile 70 II.
and making It's reports 10 congress as
the law-ahs1in4 body and not to The
president AZ the tarin board now
does"
Mr.. Gronna then touched on La
Foiictte's opposition 10 the Canadian
reciprocity measure, his connection
with the trimming OF the Mckinley
tarsm law and his condemnation OF
the proposed monetary legislation. bS
which the senator contonded "th,
money trust would then control nol
one industry but practically all In
dustries."
Because OF In Follette's attitude, OF
! these questions Mr. Gronna declared
'hig business had been led % lool
> with open CONSERVATION on the wis
y congin senator's candidacy for the
presidential nomination.
: "Some have been fearful lest ~
the event of la oNollette's election q
the presidency" ne said. there woul'
be such an lnaiscriminate attack o.
e all corporations as to unsettle bust
, ness ana shake the stability OF GU
industries. With La Toilette IN tn
presidential chair. trusts and contbi
nations Ia restraint OF trade and othe
unlawful corporations would osienai
bly, be prosecuted and made 60 con
form with law. but instead OF affect
/. ing our industries disastrously. a
some fear. la Foilettes policy woul
make for industrial stability and com
mcrcial tranquility.
II have not discussed all OF en-
: principles and policies for which Il
q Toilette stnndS. but enough e. sho'
a those business men who fear that hi
3 election would mean industrial calam
/. lty and commercial depression HOY
unfounded their fears are. The on
. forcement % the La Fellette poiicie
q would not mean the destruction OF
= single legitimate business industry"
y In concluding AIR. Gronua declare
= La Foilotte had "faith IN the capaC
3 ity OF tho American people Cor sell
y government" and referred 20 him a
= ian unselfsh champion Of the people
= cause. a man who IN his fight for n
right never accepts defeEt.'