Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-08


optimism fails t. answer It's call upon
my faith.
This. however. ~ not "a discredit its
phraseulogy. which ranks nigh among
essays of tie kind or It's purpose
whose patriotism and philanthropy
admit at no dispute.
Woodrow Wilson aud william Jen-
nings Bryan might be- likcued to two
bcaming. buoyant boys. given q dollar
each To go and see the SHOW, They
arc hidden to keep together The
| money Is declared for common use.
| Good intentions and self confidence
animate both. The weather Is fair.
the walking easy, n they hear the
distant roar OF the lions. The bowling
OF the wolves and the growing OF the
tigers. 10 h 20 them the rather music
than warning with the bravery OF
! youth aud the JOY OF possession. they
reck not the dangers ahead. They
/ think they have and. as It were. they
have the world In sling.
woodrow Wilson. born in a manse.
grew up To link teas and fairy tales, a
! child of boAks and destiny. william
/ Jennings bryan. likewise a predesti-
MARIAN has dWch VA "A peachblow vase
q thousand leagues beyond the moon
| Yet he has been in some sort "A VIC
! tim ot circumstance. for thrice hc has
fallen
From morn tu noon.
From noon to dcwy eve
\ summers day
out of balloon. AS Il were. though not
| like Lutifer. never Ia hope again
An 900 mated twain for team work. the
two OF them. for one Is dark and
rothcr h. fair. and this h. game
whore IL is each Tor himself and devil
take the hindmos,'
But good luck to you. lads both OF
yod, MAY you ride the tempest. clear
the icebergs steer safe through the
fogs or the banks Bui don't go upon
the bridge together Take 4 life raft
aboard. Take two ne rafts'
There ls the iarin now. Lively old
iceberg, the arin' Yet no sum" In
single rule of three should be simpler.
no problem OF government easier oi
solution. Aud It would have been
solved long ago except that, Instead OF
AN agent for raising revenue h be-
came scheme for the promotion ot
private fortune
When David 4. Wells began the
movement for revenue reform Ia 1868
he was Republican ana his hackers
were Republicans The word amous
the progrcssivcs ug that dag WAS we
have freed the niRg"r and now We viii
free the trade" Wells was a Yankee
of the Yankees lie had the interest
of the manufacturers OF New England
az heart / became one OF the early
members ~ the Cobdoa club. Two OF
my American colleagues were William
y. Allison aud James A. Garfield
our English eliminates had been "a
a man on the side of the Union during
the war of sections Seeing what free
trade had done for England aud being
friends. not enemies of the United
states, they were wholly dsinterested
In wanting us Co adopt liberal trads
policy actual free trade impossible
under our peculiar system Wells be-
lieved and ! believed with him. that
by making way with the Chinese Wal
of high protection we could meet and
beat our rivals In the neutral markets
and recover the markets that geo.
graphically belong 10 ms
Except tor the muddle made by the
Greeley nasco of 1872 and the ram
pant sectionalims that swallowed all
elise, tho Republican party would have
divided upon the tarln long ago.
At the outset, with only 500 millions
to he raised two-thirts yielded 10y m,
internal dates on spirits aud tobacco
ana a fair Income tax, left so little &,
be- got through the custom houses thai
We could have easily levied purely
revenue tgrln but under the pro
tectiNr system, surplus hogat eXtruya,
gauce. until now We must collect 1906
millions 90 meet the expenses OF gov
eminent
This makos "a simple scale OF dutiel
adapted solely for revenue impossible
aud forces as 10 make tarin which
la the nature OF the case viii carry "a
tho protection any reasonable manu-
iacturer ought 20 ask, or expect
Mr. Underwood rs not r. Wild eye
radical. lie Is not free trader. "a
Is wholly competent 10 consider ever
section and every interest. He h o
To his job OF making a tarin whic
) VIII yield 600 millions Of revenu,
Theories are our of the question
take n that AIR Bryan viii be n
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