The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13

ployee by a private em
but prepares the mind so- II. Two dis.
crow aide by side within a state. one
must fall. As IL was said OF the United
sIaye and hair free az ,he nrincin,a n,
equality must sunocate In the atmos-
phere or legislation Tor privilege. The
sea vi experiment upon whicn we are
arheu o en'park Offers no possioi'lty OF
,e,urn, I,'s not Withln 'ne power o tne
nNn." . nn'"u lang seouisu ais.--
sur,sa. l..na go as.,au u,,,sa.s
nar,nr,,an". l" "'u''" ''''u
..uon, o. :. ,a,. a.r,r.a 1, u.r-
,cs FROM 5axo,ton 20 ,ho ,d.aI -, o,,aii,v
which 4. our declared asniratior is dam,
onstrated nv the fac, Ina, those who
would he benented nv tho Iesis,a,ion
which this amendment prohibits have not
advocated the passage of this prohibi-
ton. Were the spirit of equality alive
they would scorn the offer of a rutch
on which to live at the expense OF others.
But In fact such expectant beneficiaries,
instead OF favoring this proposal. must
be ssumed to he against 1t. and would
prefer instead OF this prohibition a
declaration that privileges without reeer-
Nation should De granted by the Legis-
lature,
This iurther ciarines the situation IN
tnat ~ SHOWS ulat .ne Anie,icah ioeaI OF
equAi.ty WI Pro1.e, ~ ,na, powtr,
!, Io,.es nv NJ "''n "e"'i"s INC '"ea'
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Ex-Attorney-General George W. WICK
by Mr.. Barnes to the contract framed
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mr.. narnes Seehs 70 w 'ne nanos I,
tne Legislature mat IL ma! not "eaI
win any CLASS no mater now eNccp-
tiohal their condition. ana that would
De 10 destroy the wnoie basis upon
which the American commonwealth has
advanced since It's foundation. OF classi-
Tying laws for the purpose of meeting
cases which fell within the classical
ton.
1T would deprive the State OF the
capacity to do justice for a wrong in
fiicted. to Engage In any benevolent or
cha rftable affairs of any kind, or to
expend one dollar i'm preventing pauper-
ism, in relieving the necessities of the
aged or of assisting the necessities of
those ncapacita,ed by weakness.
, Would Have Nenrtlcss state
MT barhes "ouIo erect 'He STATE
OF NJ" 10TH INTO as impersohal ana
heartless a soc'ai organization as the
worst enemies OF Gerhiahy accused her
or being.
He would prevent the payment Of
moneys to a hospital association or an
e~.eemosynary institution. He has been
led on by this abstract conception in his
mind to establishing that idealistic state
OF equality in which all men will be
will enjoy an equal state OF good health
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W so'ns ~ say ma. un.' W. &c"
an apPropr'a.Ion .na, hoes e'u" "
every man tne Legislature IL l" s'aru
"'u'e anu powerieSs A.
1acop urou'u sS'uinha" oe'ialsu u
Los's'a'uie Shou'u "ot Wo
i'o"' pass,ns s"cIaI Jusnte
aid 'hat IL was not sunhcieh, LOT MT
Earhes 10 say that the people NJ the
po'is shouiu 'o'e Suci IniNi'es.S as -"
minimum wage instead Oh the i-es'sia-
lure. .
There is dynamite III ms proposal
il would dissolve existing political
parties. create class ailtagonism and
undermine that authority upon Which all
government rests. The people are con-
tented with the manner In winch the
Legislature in the past has granted
privileges and immunities TO communities
or classes
Clearwater Defends Plan.
CT .r .,r,r,ssd NJ tho narrov ron.
s,rrc,ion that has heer nI,ced unon Mr.
r. rnns,s nronosaI nv somo delegates in.
Guiding Nir Wickersham" said .Justic,
CIe.rwa,er
."rbis docs no, ,p,crfere
with what has been done by the Lcgis
lature heretofore in passing a workmen'.