The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-16

work. who VIII put up IL MOTE spec
r,.uIut front and produce ioss u the
$3.50. OF l'sI. Iutyc results
This 100 ,Htc,t BE- what |psy,n.loa
ZOO business depression" means Th,
ft.f tHli these influences are suin
UrutIr powerful to produce u bust
u,ss depression and in some lines OF
trade ond industry almost stagnation,
when basic rund lions iu the
trt are sound. the fact that these
interests are strong cnourh to pro-
duDo au artificial depression, when
every natural and normal condition
,iu.iuF argument the people ct his
nation have ever had that further
regulation Uf those interests o. au inn
rDr1tlyc necessity uud that boo truth.
thc president bias said. unless that
need Be- met now Boz o. wise and sane
and effective way Il viii. with the
further agitation bound TO- come from
1000 ]uusHusncd people. become an uu-
Wise and extreme ana even nm insane
demand that vIu carry the country
to dangerous lcngths
Il would nc q very easy thing for
President Wilson 60 tcmporizc with
needed legislation aud psrty pledges
ON ono hand and with biz business
ou the othcr. Othor presidents have
dome BE- aud ave succeeded in get
ting b' There Is no doubt that
conrrcss is tired. and would welcome
carly adjournment. The campaign OF
hig business ~ having its effect on
the country, not la increased scnti-
mcut against the pending trust bills,
but IN general rcstlcssness No adj
rninlstration has accomplished so
much In the way of constructive leg
i%slation In go bricf q time us has the
Wilson administration y would be
easy for the president to rest on what
has been accomplished, and that
course might even bring temporary
success. But IL would not satisfy the
demand IT the country. and until that
demand is met tcstcssncss will in
crease and agitation grow more ex-
trcmc. Btg business, or tina por-
ton Of IL behind the present cam
paign of "psychologicai depression. %
Is defeating it's own end In helping
laton 10 seeks to defeat The prcsi-
dents position is that there can be
no Industrial peace and permanencc
In tho facc ur uncertainty. Facing
squaroly h threat Of the powerful
financial interests 10 frightcn the
country into q panic. the president
proposes 20 carry out his party plat
form as speedily as possible. to put
Il all into operation and remove un-
certainty as Ia the future both from
biz business and the people. Il r. a
courageous stand. yet It is merely In
line with the attitude Of the prcsi-
dent In every OF the several
crises Of his administration II is a
send which is bound 10 have a pow
crfui appeal for the mass of the
American people
The influences which threatened
panic while The tariff w..s az issue.
the influences which threatened
panic while The currency system was
at issue are the influences now
thrcatcning the president o. com
grcss with panic and disaster Ia the
issue OF the trust legislation Tho
president and tho majority iu CON
grcss ncgotiated the first two great
ISSUES successfully and not only with
out panic but with immediate benefit
"a the country and tu legitimate busi-
ness. IL is reasonable to expect that
they VIII be- as successful m the
present issue, and that the results In
tho nation will o., mo- less satisfac-
tory