Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
|RESIDENT TAFT
TELLS WHAT He
| IS TRYING TO
ACCOMPLISH
rticle in Defense Takes Up
Tariff Revision, Prosperity,
Arbitration and Independ-
Ience Of Judiciary.
large OF INJURING
BUSINESS PAINFUL


Eveninn tfersia A. =. Lsnssd tslrsl
New York. May a5.--'Whas ! am
rfine 10 1o IAN article ~ President
8ft.-nupeara IN the current issue
the Wofid'a work and deals with
&in revision, business prosperity, ar
patton and independence Of tho
lciary. Tho president asserts that
h willing 10 SO before the people
verdict on his veto of the three
ain bills passed b. the house IN
raordinary session last year; that
charge set made againss BIN has
be- nearer t. hls heart than ttas he.
4 enforcing the antitrust Inv. was
tmR usiness; that he Intends &c
H. az he can raise voice. 20 con
be 20 favor general arbitration and
b &c Republican party world ioso
te as a defender Of American cisi-
ton should 81 take no The iud'1isl
an a. one OF ite teRcis.
n part. the presidents article fol-
81
Il was elected president Of the
ted states on the Republican plat
IT, 81 1905 The party declared LEA
{ platform that in all tafin legls-
on the Srne principle az protection
best maintained By the Imposition
sucl duties a. VIII equal the dif-
snce between the cost u produe-
al home and abroad. The party
at before the people on that issue
WIS sustained,
our Democratic brethren have dc.
ted from the faith on d tarin board
ich q majority OF taeW embraced,
ID, III the extraordinary session Of
year. they passed three tariif bills
bout the aid Of Information from
Farim board, drawn IN such an UNI
Rntlnc. unsystematic, and Reckless
that ! ala not hesitate to veto
lm. IN order that they might await
coming Of the report oy the tarin
I'd upon schedule X. wool ana
plens. which one turin bill affected.
upon cotton manufactures. which
bther tGrin bill affected. We should
entirely willing 70 GO before thu
niry and invite a verdict Of the
ple,
M CHARGE has been made against
that went nearer 20 ny heart
n the charge that l. by the enforce
Ini OF the antitrust law. was In
ing the business Of the country.
Enforced Il 80 far az lay IA ms
ger and duty because a. s. on tho
tute book I enforced IL because
evo Il 90 be- a good law. and be-
~ II when properly construed to
lac a right guide for business.
levc that by the construction o.
courts 0f the laws that are on the
ute books, and hy decisions that
i yet % come, the line may clearly
drawn SO that business may square
ssif 90 those boundaries which the
fixes.
\ ahonid depreci8to the suggestion
any 90 called reform that Involves
slIlutionai changes without our
owing exactly what we are going 20
Hand what the effct OF these changes
be. What I would depreclato Is
sudden suggestion or amendments
this end. ana amendments for
II. and having amendments for
takfast she next morning az II the
Nondmcnt Of the fundamental law
b. nothing but the repeal of an or
harry statute or the passage 81 an
mary appropriation bill. g
AThere h one other subject which
HI rather tender one with me-.
convinced that most Of the audi
as ! had the privilege OF address
3 wiihin, the last year were In favor
passing and raufying tho peace
aties just as they we're presented
Ncongress.
II give notice shat / have not lost
erest IN that point and J have no
ought of sHrrenderlng because ! in
"a SO far as I can and 30 long a. 8
IS raise my voice, % continue 10 Ia
a general universal arbitration. !
fnowiedge and admit the power Of
senate and 1 hcliove IL to be- a
lat part of The structure OF our
permanent, ANA ! would not have ~
minated for anything. ! recognise
authority Of the senate and have
1 quarrel with the exercise OF that
thority out the Ultimate source of
authority IN this government h
l people. n q the people who. by
tiberute Judgment can effect a re-
I'm which commends itself 10 their
rts and their souls and their minds,
II Il b. upon them that I depend IA
matter
tWe have treaties pending alsu
b. Nicaragua and Honduras 10 carry