Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 2, 12 November 1912 — Page 4
PAGE FOUR. THE RICH3IOND PAIiLADIU3I Xl SCX-TELEGKAji. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1913.
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Burglar Season On.
The open season for burglars and rabbits is now on in full blast. The hunter seeks his game this day and age in automobiles, but the Richmond policeman still has to go after the house-breaker afoot, owing to the niggardly and shortsighted policy of the city government In refusing to reorganize the police department along modern lines. Two motorcycle policemen would be sufficient to properly protect householders from the depredations of night prowlers, but council says that it cannot afford to buy the motorcycles, so when a citizen detects a thief In the act of breaking In his house and telephones to police headquarters for assistance he must continue to wait anywhere from a half hour to an hour before an unmounted officer arrives, and by that time the burglar has either fled or robbed the house and made his escape, unless, of course, the citizen has been foolish enough to give battle to the intruder, an action which generally results disastrously to the bold but unwise home defender. There have been three burglaries to date but not an arrest made. However, this is no fault of the police department.
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FORUMOFTHE PEOPLE .Articles Contributed for This Column Must Not Be in Excess of 400 Words. The Identity of All Contributors Must Be Known to the Editor. Articles Will Be Printed in the Order Received.
Editor of Palladium: The Republican bosses of Wayne
county fired up their steam roller and beaded it for the court house, and manned It with the commissioners -with, instructions to run it over every Bull Moose that wanted on the election board, but they failed to run it over a single Moose. On November 6, they ran into a herd of Bull Moosers that upset the roller, killed the commissioners, politically, and wrecked the Republican party, so the Moose will take charge of the county and throw the roller in the junk. A Mooser that was in the herd. Economy, Indiana.
In the face of the overwhelming defeat of both the regular Republican ticket and the bull moose ticket, it is said the local bull moose organization is willing to compromise and "get together" with their old political associates on one condition only and that is that the Republicans renounce all allegiance to their old party leaders, abandon the Republican party and name and go over bodily to the bull moose party. One thing is demonstrated from the result of the election Tuesday and that is neither the Republican party nor the bull moose party can ever hope to succeed in Bartholomew county or in Indiana or in the nation under the present conditions of estrangement. If anybody other than a Democrat hereafter is elected to office, if any principles other than those of the Democracy are applied in the conduct of the government, local, state and national, the opponents of Democracy must get together, but the basis upon which Republicans can get together again, as laid down by the local bull moosers smacks somewhat of intolerance. There ought to be a middle ground whereon both can stand and "battle for the Lord," without going all the way down to Armageddon. Columbus, Ind. Republican.
his debut as a labor leader in 1S65,
when he was elected to the secretary Bhip cf the Xortherumberland Miners
Mutual Provident Association, a post
State of Ohio, city of Toledo. 1 V ES. Lucas County, j Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm cf F. J. j which he has held ever since. Since Cheney & Co., doing business in the j 1S74 he has sat in the house of cornCity of Toledo, County and State afore-' mons for Morpeth, In the Xortberumsaid, and that said firm will pay the', berland coal field. He has held the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS presidency of the British Trades Unfor each and every case of Catarrh ion Congress and far more than a quarthat cannot be cured by the use of i ter of a century was at the head of
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the British Miners' National Union.
CONGRATULATIONS TO: Baron Rayleigh, celebrated English scientist, 70 years old today. Preston Lea, former governor of Delaware, 71 years old today.
This Date in Hisory
It is plain to be seen that the editor of the Republican has not yet fully comprehended that the Progressive party is separate and distinct from the Republican party, if such an organization as the latter is still in existence. The Progressive party seeks no alliance with the Republican party any more than it seeks to unite with the Democratic party. The Republican party stands for the old order of things, government by bosses and legislation for special interests. The Progressive party stands for a new order of things. It was organized because of a general discontent with the policies of both the Republican and Democratic parties. Consequently there Is no middle ground where the Republican and Progressive parties can meet and join hands. Each of the two parties must go its way alone. We believe the path the Progressive party travels leads to a glorious success. We believe the Republican party is following in the footsetps of its predecessor, the Whig party. In other words it is enroute to oblivion, and undoubtedly near its journey's end.
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NOVEMBER 12. 160o San Diego Bay, California, discovered and named by Sebastian Vizcaino. 1770 Joseph Hopkinson. author of "Hail Columbia." born in Philadelnhia.
(Died there Jan. 15, IS 42. j 1774 Louis XVF. re-established the j French parliament. j 17S0 British force under Major Womvs repulsed by American volun-
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THOMAS BURT.
Thomas Burt, the first Labor repre- teers under Sumter at battl
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rnvnt, was born in Northumberland, j 1S46 William Findlay, governor
November 12, 1S37. The son of a miner Pennsylvania and Uniied States sena-
he went below ground at the age of . tor, died at Harrisburg, Pa. Born at 10, and did miner's work for IS years. Mercersburg, Pa., June 20, 1 70S. His schooling was confined to two ! 1849 Russia suspended intercourse years' attendance at the village school with the Porte.
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THE ELECTION. The battle just fought, terminating with a dual victory is one that calls for more than a passing thought in forming a correct analysis of the "cause and effect." I use the terms, "dual victory," with no reservation. The victory in more ways than one, is a Progressive triumph. The Democratic party. County, State and National, will do well to make note of that fact. The Washington Times voices the admonition in better language than I can command, when it says: "The
dominant note of the campaign that has ended in his (Wilson's) election, was the note that the Progressive movement sounded. The magnificent testimony that was paid to Theodore i Roosevelt, in the form of a vote which left the Republican party in third place is as much a mandate to President Wilson, and his triumphant party are likely to succeed in just about the measure that they recognize this truth." To have driven out a party of toryism and substituted a party of progress, is the victory the people have won. The victory of Wilson, reiterates the universally recognized traits of the American people; tolerant to a given point; cyclonic in its protest when
that point is passed. Let the good work proceed. What are the causes that led up to this turbulent situation? Why was it not possible to form a coalition of interest and fight the common foe? What are the differences between the Democratic and Progressive principles? Who can explain why he was a Progressive instead of a Democrat, a Democrat instead of Progressive? What reason can be given, unless it be the same as Mary Smith, who in marrying John Jones insists that her new name be Mary Smith Jones. It is true there is one vital point upon which the two parties differ, that is the tariff. That question, no doubt, vitally affected, and will affect the possible coalition of the two parties. Why? The Progressives believe in a tariff for Protection, the Democrats a tariff for Revenue. I am frank to confess, the stumbling block to me is, how, as Progressives, a tariff for Protection can be reconciled with the ninety and nine real reform planks of the Progressive platform. Would a Protective tariff "pass prosperity around?" Look at the question from this standpoint: In less than 12 years the capitalization of trust concerns have increased from three billion dollars, to thirteen and one-half billion dollars ($13,500,000,000) and 73 per cent of this stupendous amount, is watered stock. In other words $7,665,000,000 of supposed capital is an inflated com
mercial bubble. Now the question I want to ask is, is the purposes of a tariff to equal the differences in the cost of production at home and abroad, in any sense different from the tariff necessary to pay dividends and profits on the vast sum of watered stock? How much is added to the cost of living by virtue of the tariff as applied to this $7,665,000,000 of watered stock? I am conservative in placing the increased profits to 20 per cent yet 20 per cent will take from the people an-
tions is estimated, we tremble to think of the results should their displeasure be aroused. If those of the present generation care to follow the back tracks of this enormous growth of commercial power they will be surprised to learn that its insipiency, its beginning, was incubated simultaneous with the advent of Marcus A. Hanna, who declared in the hearing of the writer, "there was no danger of trust building." You and I believe it. Now we are confronted
nually $1,533,000,000 in excess of legi-j V. T vT i iS ..J , . , i the egg. Can we do it? We owe it to timate profits on legitimate capital. , . . . . , the future generation to try. The These unjust profits and dishonest I gulIt is upon us and z am afraid the exactions are as nothing compared to judgment may God give us strength the possibilities of the vast commerc- and courage to fight for the restoraial power being built by the aid of tion of our cniidren-8 rights, which we the accumulated millions, made pob- , jn our day have aliowed to get away sible by this tariff. j from ua
What power is being built? Let Alfred Bavis. Louis D. Brandeis answer! "The j American Steel Trust is capitalized at ' one and one-half billion dollars ($1,- SYSTEM POLLUTED 500,000,000), if that was the fullest i WITH RANK POISON measure of their commercial power Rh(.uma Drive. It Out and Painful.
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NOTICE: These specials will be on sale Wednesday, Thnrsday and Friday only EigHtH E Richmond, Ind.