Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30
bryan FederaIIst In This.

The 1copserXattonists hope that
wfff1Am jennings Bryan VIII be made
the ea METHODS Of saving ths caaEpnntry's,
natural resources, Mr. Bryan and Mr..
Wilson DO NOT agree. In this matter
Mr. BFYals may be. called a ,~federalist
lAnd sitrissthe one chief matter of gov
policy; IN whichgIao farfla il.
known atupresen4 his CEiewsi differ
igreatlyrfrom those ofnathe incoming
PRESIDENT The Observation-Disclosures
lieve that Mr.. Bryan wouldtaase-h his
influence to keep. the water powera
the mines and the forests out of the.
hands 81 iprivatelseorperatI6ns'lto be
exploited lafgglYRfor their own Fbenes.
iHflf lfuH@an l5 Jshga:iHD ,;sn3iI < +,
iiW 4rsagg ld 1tuI.4ag nDiaIH
auF1rotests arSE nGngt into Washing
to4a!datfya froR 4aosdYtdHals and from,
societies all oVapnlle United States.
.Againstathes graz Sd 0fithe right to a.
private Alabaf Importation to build
IH.Water power the Coosadrtver
in Alabama tcit-ts claimed,
without proper lfAG I'll r~eeulationi
FTheoCo6sA dam H. eraprotnfses to
BE as PROMINENT IN the conservation.
fght as vas the proposed Iamas;rivl
jer, Mo- dam of some. years ago. In
the Missouri matter President Roose.
velt interviewed with a veto. 2
p The bemoctatfc leaders who own
Alabama as home, 1t Is said, are in
fayoEa of TgtyingTthe privRtsl corpora,
ton what lit asks in helistatead This
means that the fight ofstths GQnservas
t~Itionistse, .mustn be directed against q
ltcpncern which has wtth3tt thetsinfD
9epqe ofTmen high in Wthe Democratic
party su councils, WHO will be chiefly
instrumental yiHsframing Democratic
Legislation in~the house 4of-repEesenta-
ttives, and who hold theYare, absolute
blyyHght in the matter, in hands p
j,,rf. pState, Rights. Men R4sy.tr :
The representatives. Of corpora
} items and of the state .EiigRtsridea no
.Etably in the, south, and west awaited
the outcome Of the pEesidentialseam,
tpaignn befeFe7 asserting themselves,
! AS, was said, In these dispatches some
weeks ago, the minute it was known
thatfa Democratic, administration was
to come into power the opponents OF
! Observation-Disclosures hUsE.r Their
bwahng TO their QRportuni1 vas the
reignal for the re7aWakening OF the con-
4gerFatipniste. No private corporation
will be allowed to contHrooIWater power
the forests or the mines, the conse;'
lsvationistsnsay, ) without first t going
Ithropgh.a fight BeforeEanE victory is
Egained by the state rights .conservaT
Agtionists, every, opportunity of public
i.ity viii, be seized by their opponents
* During the last eight on ten years
Il the government generally, has sue.
4 ceeded in, Safeguarding the rights q
the whole people to a proper return
Tfor the MIRgswKIcR3RSFaFe-ga
iutoAthe hands of Individuals and cor
ionsRSp Tls most recent
case was one in Massachusetts,, where
a change in the use and control of wa
ter power in bne place ON the Con
necticut river was allowed only after
the, government had given approval
4 based on the rights OF the communt
ties concerned. The proponents 81
the Cooga dam proposition, it is said
are notgwiling to accept the Masss
chubetts conditions, but insist thai
their case is different and that inves
tgaion viii SO prove.