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‘ and corporati«
Well per- nook and cor’
I hajM they an
in their i NMTU*
Some of you r
i conclusions; f<
and e
I
of
them
do
CALLY INDEPENDENT
<>Wf tbi-.r elect
i
mm 1 tn t the office
i
they
dishoi
ner,
to
the tn UHt:
Ìnirir4 at fbr
al hrin,
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null u»«iu>r
! corporation rw a iont•; If 1 the
I pie were cunxui t<«l ah »Ul
' rnatt«*r. noi »t more than
1 L !>' «•*.» M
of the-«* nu n:MMM"e trust
would be h
by an
hign as con notable, t*> say
alxiut the I U. S. «e iiaU*.
Ml
The peup Me. whi«*n tai
n form me« .< Mi Fl' * move
• »M of Than A ft.
Aft' Too slov
to man y of
a JWwr t ter men1 • (are line pan
have
be
at
worli1 for
t g* I *1 * * e J » ■ ’ • • r
■.,*»»•
•
, . i
Al)«*fr«>rf la**»*« Me wil l* ran tu. Ü
for y ears, Perhiq>s thi
dlaontlio»«l
ness of act »on
i in f< •r the 1
r-
in that case ? a rvfn>rm la
d<rtak«*n u until tl
Popular Election of Senators.
ready for it t. 1 n«' time 1
when n*foi m in 4»»leering
Proliably nine-tenths of the senator» Will lw< un<b
American people are in fat <r ffl W h«*n *wna
electing
S. senators by direct the | m * o pie < : 1 reel
vote of th»*
•pie. This condii» and trust se
ion of mind, on the j>art of the what loneau
people, has existed for at least a al capitol.
full decade and is becoming wn-
phasiztti by the conduct of wv-
The Pi
end memlters of the an ■tOTFîlt
branch of of congrei
this sentiment of the pe
ao clear, that the I rg<- malora i
are in favor of popular t
what is it that prevent«
from expressing their sentirne
at th«* | m >II h ? The stumbli
block Is simply the I’, S. senate
itw'lf. Several times ha
federal htsow* of represent!
pasMiI a r«*solution to submit
n<*cesKary amendment to >
of th«* people, but it has i
ably received its quietus
brought Iwfore the senate
question at one«* aris«*s 1
mind of the thinking man. "hav<
we, th«* people, enwted a leg, la-
live power that is no longer
sponsible to the people fi <>r its tow n
importante Iti »1
acta?” If so, the soonei r this Th« Marne <*on<iiti<>n ;
fact is demonstrated, th«* b M'tter. iM i n thè pnMwcutioi (Ij
At the present time we ba s e and ottieni! law bf
two l*nited Stat«*.*» senators 1 con- tornicy Gerome, of X. ««’
victed of crime. An* th«* m enten- and Attonu*'. Folk, of St
c«*s living cam«xl out a> gainst com mcnc’xl im>>< <*!i» inu b
». . ni
V.» ai*
1.
them in the same manner • that KTUÌI Ivi. «M. , eie.
onlinarv crimnnls an* sei •rv.sl’ Um«i.
Then Minrleapol
N«t by any means, ny
Bv t aking Phil
) tli 4
advantage <>f their rights o >f ap- Govii*mor kiFoll -tt«*. of )
ior mam-
peal t<> th«* Suprem«* Court « of the ain. ptvcecded in a diiffervi
irbitantly
higl
United States, these high class ner. but rvaehed a I h ; ( |i
f
tht
■
crimnals are able to stani i«l off reati
up
th«* execution of their sent t<?nc<M by. 1of New Jersey, t he m<i
for a y«*ar or two. In the mean
I h , who is succet
time, they are drawing tla-i ir sal- bat t mg th«> “n.as le.-!H ’ *
ariea of Sil»««* or $. mk > o per yea r, brvti1 eleeted tu thè ;iLSHen
just the same as if they W ere that stnt«* agaìnst th e < * t n * ì
serving their states in an e> XCept- sitio n of thè trust» «irid (
abb* manner.
basat*s. ami sverna l<» hai
Just why the American 1 mople ried a majority of tiie aftfc
submit to the dominance of ’ this men with him. We may.
American Rouse of Ixirds. is
difficult to understand. The js*o-
pJo know that whenever thr< <*-
fourths of the states demand
that an amendment to the feder
al constitution shall be submitt'-d-
that such a demand has just as
much force as if it was submitted
by congress. An<l this is th«*
only way in which the election of
senators by popular vote u ¡11 be
reached.
Just now President Roosevelt
If it uerc not for r»*f<»ms and
ami th«* lower house of congress,
The Developm
je that
men
who dare to execute the
an* in favor of a law regulating
meets to day at
tirnmia-
railroad freight rat«*«. But it law. our government could not cm t»> in* the moM
will l»e blocketl by the s«*nat«*. long exist. The reform agitators, ín^tructivÁ* aemii
Senator Elkins, one of th«* .«cna- while they may seem not to lie It in composed c
tors that holds his office by virtu«* of any benefit to the public at the who are workincr f
of his millions, is said to I m * pre time of the'r active carvers, meni
paring a measure, ostensibly for sooner or later become saviors
this purtsise, hut the real pur of the nation. Such
pose of which, is to circumvent the history of nearly
mv hanntuI legislation against form that has been encorj>orated
the railroads. Th«* railroads n*c- into the constitutions of state
Ognize that they must submit to nation. Truly does the goal tl
some sort of legislation to this men do live after them.
end; but they, like some Repul> spicuously was this true c
Beans on tariff revision, want the slavery Question, Mo.-t o
bill to be enacted into law, to I m * champions of freed
■vdom had pass-
ptapared by their friends.
cd away when Abrahs ,m Lincoln
Such action on the t«rt of the issue. I the famous eman< ci pa lion
senat«* will but emphasize the de proclamation. Such will I m * the
mand for ¡Mipulur election <>f sen case with the many, who are to-
ators. The people hav«* submit day fighting for a better and a
ted to the dominance of the n il- purer government
Ikmatre branch of congress just
fallen th i
Absolute iHTf.ttion will pnilv- Anerl* Ihr )i; I tf»* liter
about as long ns they will. ably never l>e reached in the con ter »ho inpy I»* the
able our farmers to get at their
fall seeding in grxxi time so that
Then' an* to many Mitchells Bur duct of our government; but all mn IHw*rty i* in jtn*|
inthmtirr ran
grain will make a good growth,
tons. Elkinses and their like then* will admit that then' is room for liti
• I*
n«*r nt hr Imr aw <
before the frosty weather of the
who can see no further than great improvment over our pres
If Mr. Ullliaaifti
winter sets in.
their own interests or th«* inter ent condition; and it is only from
r i» i K’ftuvr tivr litre* for they ar*
ests of the trusts an«l corjsira- the work of reform agitators that
t 'ft-'l wititfht* *nii»r Mick. Ofw*
Sc7&r« if Sentii?« Tttl«3
h<>nt«v«»r, I* rvrtatn, Mr. UTHiam*
tions they serve. Because sen progress for the letter can come. Un
ators an* elected by legislutun s.
Then we say all hail, to the wor AliUffiftl gnuae i» r»-»kr<| f»«r all Have an Abstract of Title
Hr may recai»* tl»« puai^htnrnt
instead of the people, they do Roosevelts, the Folk.«, the Ger- tin
PrrfMirx»! hr 71.«
tielly dtw*rv’t*e ¿ but |>r mntn t recai»*
not seem to think that they an* om< <. the I^Follettes and the
o>rutrH)tilth»n <»f an mttragi**l nuMic. Lian Osunty Abstract Co.
•jnder any obligation whatever C-olbx-, T<> you and men of your
Oí Ihr rw»« profwrfy yew* In ten-I In ptt/i
»ant* furling r<t»te f»»r (\’ngm»«mah
(M *«riirtf> f«MT unmaf hManœt
to th«* people. Instead of being cla->. will the permanent |M*r|»-t- H« Tiiftftn M Ito L11», a* y»‘t m»t. iw*ru or »nrafvt rtw*i*iAf
the l»n« flt <>t <mr **tfw*r
servants of the |M«»plean«l giving uity and pros|»erity of this nati n bn ighl to trial. The mimi» <»t thr |»r<>. ««T»"M.llai>iv
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their service to the interests of be due. May vour example I h *- pU irr fully ma l«* up tiiat Hermann ia
Maiia^rr
tru ly ; tirmigh by hi* kn**wn a< I nit new
0 i <‘ people, they seem to think conu* contagious, until the virus he may
0 paying the ]»'nahy of hit. (»rri’ t < nrhcf ot M and Drcwtalbln Rtrftrt
‘nev an* obligat«*d to the tnists ¡of n*fonn
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