Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 October 1900 — Page 3

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Tell it to the CONCERNING TRUSTS Gome Pertinent Facts Political History. From SHOWINGS BY THE RECORD Treatment of the Subject by the Two Parties Compared. The First Anti-Trust Plank Made by Republicans and the First and Only Legislation Enacted by That Party How the Cleveland Administration Treated the Sherman Law Insincerity of Bryan Talk Appears at Every Turn Attack on Tariff System. Bpfor a politK-nl party iinlrtftkps to formulate an issue mxl cltarKO that the ix)sitlon 1ms ltn jeuilty of organizing and fostering, iu an Illegal and nefarious nuinner, some enterprises that are detrimental and dangerous to the ltest Interests of our people and Institutions, It would t prudent to take n Mrd's eye view of the situation and ascertain if its own members ean pose pure and spotless while Vie other fellows- ran be painted In the darker hues of villainy. Tula year. In their desjieration for an Issue with uwhleh to seare and delude the people, the Ienioerats have blindly seized uion the fact that our eonntry has numerous business combinations, commonly called trusts. With usual lem-ocrnth-foitl;ht ni:-l proin-nslty for taking hold of the wroiux end of a proposition, they determined to make trusts one of their Issues. Keen iolttlcal sauftclty would have snusiested a slight examination of records and facts before nrrnlfrnlnff the opposition. Cleveland's Hrst administration was n healthy j.erlid for the organization and growth of trusts. Anion; the most notable ones there was organized In 18S3 the cottonseed oil trtist. In lSt the oll Vth trust. In 1SS7 the envelope tnist. the snunr trust and the glass trust. In KVS the whisky trust. Ttieso and similar combinations attracted so much attention that the Uepnbllcnn iimmuIkts of congress caused au Investigation to bo made concerning tbelr character and influence. First 1-eiitslat ton. .Western complaints con"ernlng exorbitant freight rates brought the first IcglolAtiou curtailing the jHwer of fomblues. The Interstate omimciw Mil fj IntrHlucd by a Kepubllcnn senator. Culloiu of llllno-ls. In 1SS7. and Ivennie a law the same year. The first anti-trust plank put In a natton.il platform wan by the Republicans at Chicago In lJv"vS. In his first message to congress In IVoember, 1SS0, Tresldont Harrison wrote as follows: "Kamest attentln should Ih given hy congress to a consideration of the question of how far the restraint of these combinations of capital, commonly called trusts. Is a matter for federal Jurisdiction. When orgaulzed. as they often are. to crush out all Lealthy compt'titlon, anil to monojHv lize the production or sale of an article of commerce and general necessity. .they are dangerous conspiracies against public eoxI and should be mtBiK- the sul1ect of prohibitory If not mh.i1 legislation. tj July i before that session of congress adj ured. the Sherman sntMrwit law was enacted. A vlgornu and bitter tight against the measure tvas t.il in the senate by Senator Vest of Missouri, who raised the usual rvmrw-ratie -ttn"onsrltutUnal"" howl. He argned that It Invaded the domain of right In the various states to Iegis- , late eoncemtTig the powers of organlaatlon teklng charters therein. MeKlnley stxd for the bill In the house, while the opposition was letl by the firenent mlnrlty leader. Ilichanlson. assisted by U. r. Bland and A. M. Jockery. who aspires to be governor of Missouri. Under that law the Republican prosecutions kno-ked out the whisky trust, the Transmlssouri asvlattoa on freight and passenper trafgtt Joint Trade association la the

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east; ana tfen rm-re were.oiner prosecutions and convictions. INi ht ts Kail lo Act. In 1S!2 the national lKmocratle platform first spoke concerning trusts, concluding as follows: "We demand the rigid enforcement of the laws made to prevent and control them, together with such further legislation In restraint of their abuses as oxioriouce may show to be necessary." Probably that demand was for Republicans. That year, unexpectedly and "unfortunately, the national government was turned over to the tender mercies of the Democracy. Cleveland flatly refused to enforce the Sherman law as his platform demanded. Ills attorney general said It was worthless and could not lie enforced. No Democrat In either branch of congress offered "such further legislation as experience may show to be necessary." Cleveland's annual message In relegated the trust question to the vernl states, as was argued by Vest when he opposed the Sherman law. After the inauguration of McKinley the proHocutions of trusts were nnewed. Not satisfied with the Sherman law. on June 1. 1NS. the Industrial cotn mission was created to devote spoclfc.1 attention to trade combines. Decisions of the federal courts linv? more clearly defined the relation of the trusts, the states, the pjeople and Congress. They hold that Congress Is without )nwer to repress or regu lute combit.es ami monopolies formed ana operating within the state, except as to i:ie carrying on of Interstate commerce. They also say states are powerless to enact uny laws operative beyond their respective bor dcrs, and that no state can exclude from Its territory conniratlons of another state engaged in interstate commerce. Corporations and combinetions of corporations are created b legislation within the several states and Congress has no control over them except where they infringe upon interstate commerce. The constitution gives to Congress the power to control commerce lietween the states, and under the laws enacted by Republicans many trusts have been smashed, but those operating within the states where formed are safe. HroMed Amendment. In his last animal message President McKinley suggested the propriety ot proposing a constitutional amendment, empowering Congress to assume all control and restraint of trade combines. Mr. Itryau earlier in the year hud also made such a suggestion. A resolution to submit such an amend-' meut to the several states was Introduced in the House by the Republl cans, but It reqnfrod a two-thirds vote, which the Republicans did not have. As Mr. Rryan did not order his Democratic and Populist cohorts to vote for it, as he did in case of the peace treaty, the resolution failed. He fight trusts with his month for political purposes. In their fight against this resolution they dug up the old Calhoun doctrine of state rights, and Ieniocrafs embraced the fleshless ca daver. The insincerity of their trust talk appears at every turn. The chairmau of their national committee hn the round cotton bale trust. Bryan has alolute control over the IK-mo-Pop l; to t combination. In Kentucky the Ivmocrats have the Goobel combine for stealing elections. Tammany Hall Democracy has a $f0.my.Odd combination which has a monopoly on the Ice business of New York, which Mr. Bryan the other day audaciously asserted hurt no one. presumably because controlled by his friends. And there are others. Indirect Assault on Tariff. Bryanite orators assume that trusts must lie the product of our tariff system. They dare not make a direct as sault nion our protective system, because they did that in 1S"C and. being successful, furnished us a lamentable "object lesson In a revenue tariff." That Wilson bill, with its colJ furnaces, idle spindles, soup houses, broken hanks, railroads in the hands of receivers and the bood-issuicg aJmmtstrauon of Graver C'ereJjuaii. U

STORE. 25c 25c Oil Cloth, one-half yard inches wide, red linen, G yards for border. 25c 25c good grade, 12 yards 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c STOJ&E. too rresi. in the memory of the Amen can people. They can not howl atiout "robber tariff" or demand "tariff for revenue only.' but they do try to cast tiie odium of trusts upon a system that has always given our country Its most prosperous periods, while tinl emocratlc Tree trade revenue only policy has always called Into service organized charity and opened free soup houses for unwilling Idlers, i n der the protective theory, the conn fry's wealth has doubled In l,i years and been multiplied by four since the close of the civil war. In arts, science. Inventive genius and material progress. history furnishes no parallel. From Investigation of this matter it will he seen that the Republican partv " none mi Tnnr nas neen done !n the way of national legislation and prosecution against trusts and com f ... ... omen; tuar tno iiomoeratio partv uns not remained neutral, but has vigorously oprmsed mid obstructed every anti-trust measure advanced by Republicans. THE FDLL DINNER PAIL Can only be kept full by keeping THE AMERICAN MILLS OPEN AND RUNNING. v RAILROAD EMPLOYES Realizing That It Is to Their Interest to Support McKinley. Railroad men are beginning to realize tlmt It Is to their Interest to support the Republican party at the November election, says the Railway World. Officers of the Railway Km ployes and Telegraphers' Political league have announced that the organization would drop its non-partisan feature and declare for Mr. McKinley and the principles of the Republican party. In addition to the change In IHillcy. Secretary Crosby of the leagm says the organization will be nationalized at once, and those behind It au nou need that its object was to band railway employes for the purpose ot studying the positions of political can dldates on questions affecting the wel fare of transportation companies. It being argued that legislation adverse t railroad corporations was ' nccessarH.' harmful to the employes. The loa-.ru has now pitched its fortunes with Me Kinely and Roosevelt, and an effor will tie made to extend the organize tion to every state In the union. It I: expected that he momliership of the or ganlzatlon ' will "reach "-V.00 tiefort election. Organizations will be attempted In Indiana. Iowa, Missouri. Nebraska. Wisconsin. Minnesota. th Dakotas. Colorado and Arkansas. After these states are organized thf officers of the league will turn theit attention to the east. This Is a step it the right direction. In the Scattering Column. The lady who starttnl that endless chain prayer seems finally to bavt landed In the scattering column. Ex-Mayor Hewitt on Necessity Repudiating Bryanism. For Former Mayor Hewitt has written a letter to a frit nd defining his posit lor in the present campaign, in the course of which he says: "There Is no longer any room fo doubt as to tlie course which shoul; be taken by men who believe In tru democracy a nil desire to preserve tt principles for the bent-fit of those wh are to come after us. We are com pelled by very consideration of honoi of duty, and of interest to repudiat Bryanism and all that it represent You ask whether a lHmocrat by vo lng for McKinley and Roosevelt coui be considered false to the Interests Democracy. I answer that I don't se how a Democrat who is tree to the ft terests of Democracy can in the pre? est aslcucj take any o titer course."

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IS fYA HONEST? In 'iis i. Tcr f at- ;s'aiicc Mr. Bryan n'rts that the lie-pu!ll-.;i party lm dune uutliln. attetitpteI nothlnc. nd can t; ejHH-ti.l to do nothtnir to pn.fe.-t the -Hi-pie fniu trust tnonix.li.-s. If this Is the truf!5. it is n important truth; If It Is a He. i Is a reeklos. atriK-liiiis lie which should forever disen-ilit the man who uttorvd it. Ij-t us s-. A few ni.-nths ac. s'H-akiu at the ''liica;i anti trust oiifenuuts Mr. I'.nan wiid: i bi:i.ii:vk coxt;i:i:ss has. on siion.D liAYi. THK roWKU TO II.At'K it i STHl'THNS AM) LIMITATIONS. i:kx to Tim point of rnoiiuuTiox. ITOX AXV TOIirOIlATIOX OUtiANIZKI IX ONE STATK THAT WANTS TO I0 lll'SIXKSS OlTSIIK OK THK STATK. I AM IX r.vvon of ax amendment TO TIIE CONSTITUTION that wn.i, oivi: to ox;ui-:ss rowEii to I'ESTUOY EVERY TRUST IX Tin: country. At the first session of the I'ifty-sixth cunjrress the l:epuhllenn majority of the house Jndielnry innimlttiv repirtetl a oirstitutlon.-il amendment exa. tly in line with Mr. Bryan's plan of dealing with trusts, as follows: to i.odci; in cn;ress the 1-o.wer to define. REOUEATE. t'OXTROU riitHl BIT OR IMS SOLVE TRUSTS. MOXOrOEIES Oil UOMMIXATIOXS. On the mlleall on the question of siiliinif r lng this constitutional amendment for ratification by the various states of the union the vote whs as follows: REruni.IUAXS FOR, Il:; A JA INST. 2. DEMOCRATS AND rorUI.ISTS Ft R, o; A i A INST, 1 ".. In the Ilirhf of thin rrtiml did the EojMM'rat eandidate state truth or falsehood when in his letter of acceptance ho nssertthat The Republican party has done nothing, atti'tnpftMl nothlnc. and can he -xiHct-d to do nothing to protect the Moplc from trust monoixdies?

5t f .Never Wet. IU-ps Ii.l yon s-e Miiy In bathins? Jack Wfll. I saw ht-r on the tench. Loss lion- was Iut bathing uit made? Jack I should say the bottom of it was built alwmt two fwt above sta level. I'hilailrlplii.i Press. Xeit 'I hi 11 if to Do. Mil.lreO--Have you ever been wooed by a man in 11 shirt waist? Alice ao: but once when I was visiting one of the museums the bearded woman tiinl to flirt with me. ChicaKu 1 lines-1 1 era I1. FAIR EXCHANGE. A Xtw Back for An Old Oneis Done in Richmond. How it Sometimes the back aches with a dull, indescribable feeling makirjfyou weary and restless; sometimes pain shoots across the region of the kidneys and again the loins are so lame to stoop is agony. No use plastering the back in this condition 1 ou can not reach the cause. To ex change a bad back for a new and stronger one follow the example of tnis Kicuinond citizen. Mr. Hubert (iray, 524 south sventh street, says: - aiv oacK nurt me nearlv all the time and there was a constant dull pain through the loins just over the kidneys. The secre tions were irregular; I could not rest well at night but kept turning over as often as a dozen times at night. In the morning I felt stitT and sore all over and there was also spells of dizziness. I tried different nedicines but did not get any better seeing I Joan s Kidnev Pills reeom mended I got a box at A. G. Luken's drug store and started to use them. i soon noticed an improvement in my condition. Jlv back was strong er and the secretions became nor mal and regular. Doan's Kidney Pills did me a lot of good and I highly recommend their use to any one who is troubled as 1 was. Doau's Kidney Pills for sale by all eaiers. Price M cents per box. Doan s Ointment is a specific for all itching skin diseases. Piles. Eczema, Chilblains, Charing and irri tation and all itchiness of the skin. Gives instant relief. We mail a free sample box on application. Address r oster-JHiiburn Co., Buffalo, IV Y. M. Drran hna one apevett lor tna Drmoernta. another for the fopollata and n third one for the free llrrr advoraln. In vlevr of the nt tore of bia an p port . the nr aioea Kanaaa it r platform vrmm nbaolatelr arrriia ry. There's no beautv in all the land, That can with her face compare. Her lips are red, her eyes are bright, She takes liot-kv Mountain Tea at night. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest itt'e thing that ever was made is Ir. Kiuir's New Life Pills. Kverv pill is a sugar coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, lis,tlessness into energy, brain-fag into nieutal ower. They're wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c a box. Sold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists. . 3 Thou hast strange notions for one so young a substitute to think that thou art the same as Rocky Mountain Tea made by the Madison Medicine Co. 35o. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King s New Discovery for consumption, coughs aDd colds, have gi ven away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine: and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely ' cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness and all diseases of the throat, chest and lungs are surely cured by it. Call on A. G. Luken & Co., "druggists, and get a free trial bottle. Tiegular size 50c and 1. Everv bottle guaranteed, or price refunded. 3

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Don't Be Fooledi Take the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Made only by MaJion Medicine Co., Mad mm. Wis. It keeps yoo ell. Our trad mark cut on each package. Price, cent. Naver sold In bulk. Accept no aubstt'.p..,iiid , tute. Ask your drugglat. BEAUTY, M GONQUEROfi BELLAVITA Axserac Beautv TblKta mnA Till. A Wiiy nafnitnd inu. rai.Kxvl tratniit f..rll akin !tMrlrrs. Reatllfvc lhf h:mn nl winlh tn imtA a. 10 dnr' trnntmont SiV-: . dm' XI tii h mail I Stitl for rirrr'ar. Ad.lrwa it VITA MhP!tt CX. Hiat- acl aas Sla.. CkkaH Sold bv A O. f.uken & co. Main street and Cun A co, north eighth street, dmc ,!;:'! mi isON TWO HEADS alone there are sufficient reasons why the washing should lie sent to Till! KICILMOM) STEAM LAUNDRY First, because of the superior oualitv of the work, and, Second lecause of the ereater care taken of all iroods en trusted to im. Alsolute cleanliness and Ix'autiful iinish are features of our work which cannot Le overlooked. Send your carpets to lie cleaned. . W. Walters, I'rop. Phone 151. 919 Miin Sir Frave Mea Fall 1 Victims to stoniiich, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of apitetite. tH)isons in the blood, backucb?, ner vousness, headache and tired, listless. rundown reeling, liut there s no need to feel like that. T,isteu to J. W. Gardner, Idaville Ind. He savs: Electric 1 Sitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give nie new strengt h and good appetite than anything I could take. 1 can now eat anything and have a new leasts on life." Only 50 cents, at A. G. Luken & Co.s' drug store. Every bottle guaranteed. 3 lire ii a nan, Mich., May 22. Gennessee Pure Food Co., T? Iloy. N. Y.: Gentlemen My mamma has been a great coffee drinker and has found it very injurious. Having ush1 sev eral packages of your Grain -O, the drink that takes the place of coffee. she finds it much better for herself and for us children to drink. She has given up coffee drinking entirely. e use a package ever' week. 1 am ten years old. i ours respectfui'y, Fannie Williams. Red Hot from the Guu. Was the ball that hit G. Ii. Steadman of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that no treatment hehed for 20 years. Then Uucklen's Arnica salve cured him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns. boils felons, corns, skin eruptions. IJest pile cure ou earth. 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold bv A. G, Luken & Co., druggists. 3 Hustling v-oung men can make IGO per month and expenses. Perma nent position. Experience uiidcocsary. v rite quit lor particulars. Clark & Co., fourth and Locust Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. d&w6tno Restores vim, vigor, mental and physical power, fills your body with warm, tingling life. That's what Rockv Mountain Tea doe. :iTc. Excursions to Indianapolis yia Pennsylvania Line. October 15th, lGth, 17th and 1.-th, for meeting of Great Council of Indiana Improved Order of Red Men, and Great Council Degree of Pocahontas, excursion tickets will be sold to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Lines; valid returnicg until Friday, October Unb. Infiarcmatory Rbeamatisra Cored in Three Days. Morton H. Hill, of Tebanon, Ind. says: "My wife bad inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint: her suffering was terrible and ! her body and face were swollen almost bevond recognition; had been in bed for six weeks and had eigiit physicians, but received no benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. It gave immediate relief and she was able to walk in three days. I am sure it saved her life." bold by A. G. Luken & Co., druggists, Richmond. (2)

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