The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-04

lser4sd AZ # should be through the ia
lrhmentalIty q science taker direct
j II 10 Tie ARM Of fordetI the faclli
& ties ofs credit Dsst suited to As prslcti
4 cal needs atetcontse unde seloped
4 Maste place lnrec claimed, forests I'm
tende u. fast disappearing without PIN
Ior prospect III renewal, lnreslfdet
4 waste heaps ~ every mine. eihaY'
Istndieds as pethaps no other nation ha.
1.-THE most receive means Of sprodne
ltlopa bat ne have not studied cost q
ECONOMY as We should either Is organ
lisets on ana as statesmen, Of a
IipdIStd1alss u 4
Nor have We studied and perfected
the means BY which soge tnmsht may
lbe; lpat service sof; humanity, ID
sategnafdfng the3Heaithi Of ths nation
1.-THE trealtk Of 3itssmsn and its women
and its clildtenga SelIias their rights
In the, stfhge le5 tor existence. This Is
no Sentimental duty. The firm basfs
of government Is Justice. not pity.
These are matters Of justice. There
can be no equality or opportunity! the
first essentiat5ot Justice in the body
pog1ic, Il men alu women anu eHtl
aren DC. not sa'elqse y taeir nves'
tne et very, yltso', itoe;itne eonse
quehces % FeaF .t'al ts sita soeta'
processes @alc sass s ~ a'.et'So y
tFoL OF Y slasty leope witu' socieey NUS
seq 10 y 4a 1t y aoes my tlsetl CRUSH
or @ '. q aaaas " oml cohsti'ul
eht p pd ns N sA =. asy =. =" = =
keep'souHaftn 9e 'l'0slesy = sefyes, aa'l.
i1lry AWE puEe lgu '''3ns, '.'.u1 NV
ue!e!l1ip e 4 Sp4yittgps !! o. u,s9
lnulVlGualS stFe p0Ftpltess " steterlnt"e
lot themselves aFe t1.'tlua'e ','.s y
Tue YeFS3 business ~ - = sust''o "Au tesa.
eMelenss$ y Ys8s II
These. ara, some Of the, things we
onpht tn do md not leave the others
undone the old,iashloned, neyer.to4be.
neglected, fundamental safeguarding
of property and Of individual right
This is the high enterprise Of the new
day; to life everything that concerns
Eour life as a nation to the Eight that
shines fuom the heartfire Of every
mans conscience and vision OF the
right. It' is inconceiyable that We
should do this as partisans; 1t is incotl
ceivable we should do 1t In ignorance
OF the facts as they are or in blind
haste: We shall restore, not destroy.
We shall deal with our economic sys.
ten as 1t is and as IT may be modl.
fled, not as 1t might be II We had q
clean sheet ofspaper to write upon;
and step by step We shall make It
what It should be, in the spirit of those
who question their own wisdom aud
seek-counsel and knowledge, not shall
low selEsatlsfactlon or the excitement
OF excursions whittier they cannot tell.
Justice and only justice shall always
be our motto.
Ana vet It ylIl,be no cool process OF
mere science The nation has been
deen,v stirred. stirred BY a solemn
rassiop. stirred BY the knowledge Of
wrong Of Ideals, lost. Of government
tho. often debaDched and made an In.
str,,ment of evil. The feelings. with
which we face this new age Of right
and onn,ortunity sweep across our
heart.strfpgs like some air out Of
cod,s o$n preseuce. where Justice and
mercy ara reconciled and the Judge
and rho. hrother are one We know
~, 4o.t - ho M nora. tack If notifies
but. a task which shall search us
through and through. wbetherlwe be
oK1. a. 1ar.yanlT o,,,. 1irna5 and tha