Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Tor theories ana pretcnsions in all fu
lure legislation with regard to du,I,s
ana restrictions on Imports They h,yc
h'i'"c provision for the Immediate and
systematic development OF orr cnrr,..
lns trace on the seas They hu>c ut
i;'S' 'unh led the means by which IN,
'.atioH may lac hUund together ma
ter'aily "nd spiritually. by Il Ictwo;.:
u. good roads upon which bc n com
noditic* and sympathies may uoy,
freely from community to community
rheN have put the farmer upou - foot
IN: -. perfect equality with business
men aud men OF all other callinrs i'm
respect of his access to .so,umcrci,,
'rc"ii: l:arc placed Il great bureau OF
ihc government al his service i'm seek
NIX ana hnd:rG his Nst markets: have
projected him 10y Observation-Disclosures or
dciinit" standards in File snlc of hi.
products, and have put the scientific.
Knowledge cf the world at his disuosu!
nE practical demonstration at the ex-
pcnSc ~ trc government upon ih.
farr'3 themselves. They h;,vc enamel
patcd The laborerS Of the country rrn,n
The unjustiiicd restraints which t,,.
courts had out upon them by mistaken
applications Ut old law to new cir
cunStanccE and conditions. They have
released the children Of the country.
~ large part FROM hurtful labor: have
sought ia safeguard the lives and
hcai;i' of'"ur lahorers in DANGEROUS.
occupations. and have put agencies OF
the .n.crainclt Itself at the service
OF these who Sc"l< cmployincnt And
most oi these things have been done
within The brief limits Of II single adj
miuistcaiiou.
I'm" still the great work is moi
finished. " can never he rounded off
and concluded ssu long as circumstances.
chauGc aud The fortunes and relations
Of men s!iif AND alter The question
YOU have to decide one week rru,n
next TUESDAY il whether il shall he
prematurely interrupted. perhaps for
Il generation 10 come. and all the gen
er"uS forces of tho Igc and Of the
world thrown back upon themselves
in discourag"mcnt and confusion.
PROGRAM REMAINING As GREAT
a. THAT ACCOMPLISHED
'The program remaining is rs great
as the program accomplished. Tho
pf"ccdnr" OF our courts is ant:uuatcd
and - hirdruuco. not an aid. in tho
Just administration of The law W.,
must simplify and reform ii as other
enlightened nations have done. and
make courts % justice nu; of ouI. courts
OF !:w We must seek and nnd the
means OF bringing. capital and labor
TO c'ca" understanding Of their com.
mon interests. which arc no other than
The interests Of the ration itself :is
Il commGnit". We must release our
great umdovciopcd natural resources
upon some sensible plan OF use and
conservation. We must recruit the
votes "f forward looking men By the
votes of women 50 that we may have
irnsh insight in all matters of social
reform aud move more certainly and
many new problems OF society with
more promptly in the solution OF the
which the law must henccforth deal
We must unite The Americas, North aud
South IN = rev sympathy ana CO.
operation We must seek justice and
the right through every channel that
oilers: and wo must put America in
all its force in ali its wealth. alike
OF physical power and spiritual en-
thus!asm 1T the service OF the other
nations OF the world when peace comes
on the other sidc Of the seas 20 NAL Ike
that peace permanent by establishing
IT on the everlasting foundations of
right. co-opcration, equality and JUS
ucc These things we must do. and
all else that may serve mankind
IND on" motto must he 'Co-opcra-