The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

to override the rights Of state ','ns'
ticularly OF small states. To- ,.l par-
principles. TO violate rules. An5 su '.
only through international 60 y
ton giving reasonable assur.,,lp,era-
peace that we may hope for ,ba OF
tation OF ornaments. IL il a. uni
pected that nations will confirm,
arm IN defense OF their respec,tv. W
terests, as they are conceived ~
nothing Will avail to diminish ,t ~
burden save some practical y,..' .N
~ Of international order. We - On
country can. and should nsi.. .iis
our fortunate freedom from en,aa.,n
ments with interests and ballet 50 So
do not concern us. But thsro mat
national isolation In the world 80 no
twentieth century. II at the d..
the present war the nations are ,,.sl
Go undertake practicable meas,,o. y
the common interest in order 80
cure international Justice we -.
fail to recognize our interns,iasv,
duty. The peace OF the world A. s'l
interest. a. well as the int.rs., W,
others and in developing the -. "
sary agents for the prevention q, ~
we shall be glad to have an -. |
pirate share. And our preparesn,..
will have proper relation 10 thI. 49,
a. well az to our own immediate :.
curity.
Industry and Trade.
when we contemplate tnd,.,...,
and commercial conditions a. -.
that we are living In a fools p.r.a,''
The temporary prosperity to wbigh
our opponents point has been cres,.a
by the abnormal conditions inrl5s,,
to war. with the end Of the ~.
there will be new condition. de-,
mined by new Europe. Million =,
men In the trenches will then rc,,,,,
60 work. The energies Of each NJ a..
now belligerent nations. highly trsis,
ed. will hen be turned 90 produr,,1,
These are days Of terrible discisi,..
for the nations at war. but n No.,
not be forgotten that each il d.y,i,,.'
ing a national solidarity. a knoWleas,
of method. a realization ~ capaei,y
hitherto unapproached. In each. m.
lessons Of cooperation nov b.i,.
learned will never be forgotten. Fr,qs
tion and waste have been reduced 4,
a minimum labor and capital hat.
better understanding. business orssb.
ikniion Il more highly developed ssa
more intelligently directed than .v.,
before.
We see In each Of these nation, ,
marvellous national efficiency. IL, "a
not be supposed that this efficl.s,v
Will not count when Europ. one.
more at peace pushes it, products.
powers Co the utmost limit
on the other hand. In this coup,,,
with the stoppaEe Of the mAnufae,ur.
OF munitions. a host OF men will b.
turned out Of employment We mus,
meet the most severe competition In
industry. We are undiscipilnsd. do.
fective In organization. loosely tnH
individually unprepared.
our opponents promised 90 redus,
the cost 81 living. This they hay.
failed 10 do: but they did reduce n.
opportunities Of making living l.,
us not forget the conditions that q.
isted In this country under the new
tariff prior To- the outbreak Of n.
war. Production had Increased. bus.
ness was iangulshing: new enterprises
were not undertaken. instead Of %.
panHion there was curtalIment. and
our streets we're filled with the unsn.
ployed. II was estimated that In The
city Of New York over three hundred
thousand were out of work Through.
out the country the jobless demanded
relief. The labor commissioner q
many states. and our municipal "a.
devoted themselves %
the problem Of unemployment Wills
The resources OF our voluntary char.
table organizations were most severe.
~ taxed. What ground IL there fof
expecting better conditions when ths
stimulus Of war has spsfl
Its force and our industries aud wofs,
Ingmen are exposed Co the compel.
Hon 81 an enerEiHed Europeg
II IL plain that We must have pro.
iective, upbuilding policies II IL lds
u loon for relief 10 the democrats,
party. which as late az 1919 declared
In IL platform that IL was "A fuhdi'
mental principle ~ the democrats
party that the federal goyeFnmsht
under the constitution had no righ
" power 10 Impose or collect tafin
iuties except for the purpose u rev
niue" We are told In IL present plat
.orm that there have been "momsh'
Gus changes In the past two years
md hence, repudiating It's former A.
itude, the democratic party now o.
'lares for ''nonpartisan tafin
Hut have the "momsh'
Gus changes" incident 90 the Bur
'pean war changed the consiiiulioh
u the United States2 II Il PROPOSED
% use a tariff commission 20 frame
arlff for revenue only? II the o.
losing party ready 90 confess that io'
generations II has misread the cor
II that party now prepsi'
d 90 accept the protective prinelpf
Gather, So far as the tariff Is cor
erned, II would appear 90 b Hit'
'ut principle. Witness NJ action ~
with the sugar duties 'N
eaffirmation Of the doctrine Z"
evenue tariff. It's dyestuffs propo'a
ma IL formulation I'm lieu ~ an az
dumping provision, the terms %
'hich are sufficient 10 show 10 iA'
Elective character.
The republican party stands iof lH
'rinciple OF protection. We must AZ
'ly that principle fairly ~'h'-,
buses In as scientific a manner
.ossible; and congress should DC ~
d by the investigations uf an eAp"
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