The Santiam news., March 28, 1912, Image 8

< i L- I, ut is.-u. no tuatter *l>al ib»>r
tralhlnr *111 make In lrylt>< lu govern
them ! ballet» aSalo that the Amar
1 an people a» a wbole. ara capable ut
»• If < oi.uw. and ut learning by thelr
nJitakua <>ur oppuueiita pay llp loy­
alty t«« thia lu» trios but they show
K e r real brllefa by th* way lu wbl«b
> 1 smpion »very d»vlc» Io make
in- nominal rula of the peuple a ahain
I i>n«e want patience with thia talk
of the tyranny of the majority When
orr there la tyranny of the majority
I ah I protest against It with all my
heart and aoul
Hut we are today
i . ’--rina from th» tyranny of th» ml
n-.ri •••
It la a email minority that
Is grabbing our coal deposits, our
» »1er powers and our harbor fronts
A «n.ill minority la fattening on the
sale 't adulterated foods and drugs
I: is n mail minority that Ilea behind
11> o|-«-llea and trusts
It Is a small
I nor'.ty that stands Ublnd the pres
< t la* of muster and sersaut. the
i
i-s and the »hole calendar of
«
il and industrial Injustice
It la
a > -!l minority that la today ualug
< r
--lyrtition system to defeat the
is I of u majority of the feople la the
<• of delegates to the Chicago
convention
<>ppon«-nta r barge that two
th ■- In my program are wrong be
(hoy intrude into the sanctuary
of th* Judiciary.
l l>" first is tha ret nU it Judges and
I - • < ond the retie* by the people
- !'< ml d-visiuue on certain ei< ep
i
il -tuestlona
I hare said again
. n that I do not advocate the
r- ;ll of Judges In all stales and In all
lu illles
The Integrity of our
from .Marshall to White and
< > and to Cullen and many oth
en in our stats—la a fine page of
tn than history
Put- I say It »•>
i
democracy bus a right to ap
• h th-- sanctuary of the courts
a special Interest has corruptly
I sanctuary, and this Is eanctly
! 1. huplielied In some of the
i.
> ' en- th» re» all of the Judges
,
. Jtilng 1 su»
Is It but equally
I . i t’.il th» question whether a git
■
lai policy Is for the public good
- ot of a Judicial nature hui should
I,. . ttlod by th* legislature or In tha
i Iria'auc». by the people them
f
•<--vo*T
h-- president of th ■ t'nlted Plater.
”r Ti ft. devoted most of a recent
a. • h to criticise some of this prop
<• lion
He says that "It la utterly
without merit or utility and. Instead
of being In the Inter-at of all the peo
I
and of the stability of popular
i; >■-er m nt. Is Sowing the seeds of
co ifusion and tyranny
By this b»
of coirs- meant the tyranny of th»
ni'Jorlty that is the tyranny of ths
Amer,< .in people as a whole
lie al. o says that uiy proposal,
(which as he r.gbtly s> es II. Is merely
a | r.-|> -h.’il to glv» the people a real
It lead of only a nominal chance to
Co: true ami amend stat» legislation
with r«'.i nabi» rapidity! would make
such .rmcndineut and interpretation
(1,-nil on the feverish, uncertain
i> I hi l.ibla determination» of sue
c- -ive rotes on different laws by
t> iporary arid chsnglug majorities."
at. I thnt "It Uys the ax» at the foot
of (far tree of well ordered freedom
and subjects the guarantees of lite,
liberty and prosperity without remedy,
to the : tful Impulse of a temporary
ti. • my of an electorate ”
I h « criticism is really less a crlt
Icfisni of my proposal than a criticism
of all popular government. It la whol­
ly unfounded, unless It Is founded on
the belief that the people are funds
ti ntally untrustworthy
Title Is the
■I «-»tlon that I propos» to submit to
the people
How can the prevailing
m<
> or a preponderant opinion
I—
viler and more exactly arcar-
t.
d . m by a vote of the people*
The people must know better than
the court wl.al their own morality and
tl- lr own opinion Is I ask that you
-r-. y< u and others like you. you. the
■pl«- be given the chance to slat»
» r own . tows of Justice and public
in
Illy and not sit m »kly by snd
have your views announced for you
by well meaning adherents of outworn
Phil sophles, who exalt the pedantry
t • >r nuise sbovs the vital nr.-ds of
human Ilf»
Mr Taft r position I» the position
that has b»-a held from the beginning
of our government, although not al
ways so openly held, by a Jarge num
I -r of r- . utnbl* and honorab e men
r ho down at the bottom dktrnat pop-
i.«ar » -vcrnmenl and when they must
a- -pt It. accept It with reluctant»
si 1 hedge around It with every ape
des of restriction and check and bal
a >■ so as to make the power of lb»
P- , Is aa limited and Ineffective as
I
able. Mr. Taft fairly define» th»
l. ' v when h» eayn that our govern
n -nt In and should b» a government
of all the people by a republican part
of the people. This Is an excellent
ami modérât» description of an ollg-
srehy
It deflues our government as
» »overument for s few of the people.
I a;u not speaking critically nor do
I t.i an to be unkind, for I believe that
many honorable and well meaning
mm of high character take this view
and hav» taken It from th» time of
the formation of lhe nation
Essen­
tially this vie* la that the constitu­
tion Is a strait jacket to be used for
the control of an unruly patient—th»
people No* I bold that this v le* Is
not only false, but mls-hlevous, that
our constitutions are Instruments de
Ug.'isd to »-cur* justice by securln ' agency “ur eo»'lal and industrial bet-
14$ Winieú
the deliberate but etTrctlve expression - tvrment
U bat 1» the result of this
of th* popular *lll. that the checks systt m of Judicial nuliih» atiun? Il
S» bool liiatrtct No. Ka> «.II r> rive
and balances are valuV1'* "• Or
Was accurately stated by the court b:ds for clearing one acre of gn> .t. i
only
tur as they sc-ornpl b that of appeals. New York. In the employ­
Ruja Will be received by the under-
deliberation and that It la a war|<-J er lul itt • ■' »!••
it w»• ualmly signed, clerk of said district, until
and unworthy aud improper <ou»tr -
and judleiall; d«-» l»r«-»l ll al t'i» peo
Hou of our form of govrmu.< ni to »•-» pl»- under our r» put • .t» government April 10. 1*10
2
W J BEHAN.
In It only a means of thwart! ; the are leas tree to correct the evils that
Clerk
of
School
list No IW*
popular will aud of proven ng Justl •
oppress them than <ir»' Hie p»'uplo if
Mr Taft says that "every class' the tuouar» I---» of l.u.up«
To any
should
a "voice" Is
govern man with vision, to any man with
I'uiiticians aro thicker th.es» davs
r-jetit That seems to me a very ser broad and real s»'< lai sympathise, to than tramps in fly time
lou* misconception of the Am«-rtca:i i any mau who bvllev«
with all tts
political situation
Th* real tri-ibic heart In this great ii«m<« ratlc re­
with US Is that some classes have bad public of uurx. Such a »ond'tli’n la In­
How's This?
too much vole*. One of the most Im tolerable It is not government by the
We off« r one hundred dollars reward
p«.riant of all the le» »<»t.s tn l->- tam-i-t p»-,,p;,-. but i,»- r» fcl -t«, go• rmssetit •"
at d to be learned Is that a mail should which th" will Of the people is con­ tut any case of catarrh that cant .--I be
vote not as a representative uf a < las.» stantly defeated. Il la out of this ex­ cured by Hail's Cattarh Cure
The regular subscription price
but merely aa a good chiten. win ■<• perience that my rv-raedy ha* ootne,
F. J. < HKaKT A Co., Toledo, O
of the Daily ar.d Sunday Oro-
prime Interests ar* the same as those and let It be tried In th'.t ftvld
U e. the undersigned, have known F.
goi.ian is $H.00.
of all other good Citterns
U hen »• the result of vears of edu I ( keoey f-r th" !srt lijrenrr. a- ! I’­
Taft's "Disbslief in tn» Psopls."
c .tioti mid debate a majority of tbv ll* ve him perfectly honorable in all
Mr Taft again sad again lu quota people have decided upon a remedy business transaction», ami hnacially
We arc offering the
tlons I have given and els-where In f->r an »vw from which they suffer
able to carry out any obligations ma>!c
this speech expresses his disbvllcf In and bave cbo en a Irrtislatute. a legia
the people when they vote at th* pol­
lature pl«-«lKe<| to embody that remedy by his (rm.
WaLttlhU. K ianan á Maavi.n,
ín one sentence he svys that the In la*, and the l-iw has ta-eti finally
W holesal« Druggists, T-- • !•-,<».
proposition gives "powerful effect to pa»M-»l and approved. I regard It as
the momentary Impulse of a majority monstrous that a bench of Judyc*
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
of an electoral» and prepares the « i
shall then way to the people
"You nally, acting directly ujon the blood
for the positive *Xer*lac of the gr» > must begin all over again
Fir t. and mucous surface* of the system.
e*t tyranny
Elsewhere be apeaba amend your constitution twhich will
Testimonials sent free
Pnce “Sc per
of the 'feverish umvrialnty and un lake four yearal; »< ■ olid, securo th«1
bottle,
^old
by
all
Druggists.
a
stable determination of laws by t«-i-i pac-s&ge of a new law (which will take
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
purary and changing majorities, and two years morel; third, carry that
attain he snys that the system I pro t.«-w I.-,» ov- r Its weary course of lltl pation.
pose "would result In suspeuslon or gallon, whigh will take no human be
application of constitutional guaran
Ing knows how long, fourth, submit
tees according to popular whim." the whole matter over again Io the
whli h would destroy "all possible con
Very same judges who have r»»ndervd
II Ibt Ctwrthts
•' r
sli.tency" In constitutional Interpreta the decision to whl-h you object
the >unday Oregonian, We will
tlon
I should much Ilk» to knew Then. If your pallet:» e holds out and
Services at the Christian church on
th- »*»« t distinction that s to be you finally prevail, the will of the tna second and fourth Sundays of each
give
made between shut Mr Taft calls Jonty of the p'-opl* may have its way “ month.
the fitful Impulse of a tei.-orary Such a system is not popular govern­
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
majority when appl.ed to a question ment. but s n;< r* m -
> < f popular
evening.
such as that 1 ras»» and any otter ■ government.
Kervires at the Bspt’St ehtirch on the
qurrtlon
llrmrnlrr that under tn;
The .I...
of w
s■<• r.:t::p!ain
proposal to review a rul of <1 -• is --n sre. as a rule, hi- -»I upon the »on first and third Sundays of each month.
by popular vol», amending or con Stltutlnnal provision that no person Union Sunday school at It) a. m.
»truing to that event the ccustllu Stall l-e ■ ■ r ed of
- - rty or
tlon could certainly take at bast tv.o property without due procc » of law.
rears from the tlm»' of the < ,-ctlon , The term
Ilf*, lib- rty and property,
uf the legislature which pa. sed the have be-I v --»l in th»- ctitutioriv
act
Now, only four months »lapse of th" Ei
sh spenklllg people aline
betwi-cn th» nominat'on and the elec
Magna Charts
I'ntll within the last
tlon of a man as president to fill ! r ' silly years il < y w- re treated as hav
four yesrw th» most Important off - <■ Ing
sp-i ifii
m»’anlngs -"property"
in the land
in o'ie of Mr Taf s troans tangible property.
liberty"
»peaches he speaks of the voice , f meant freedom from p»-n»onal re
th» people as coming next to til» vol e strnlnt or In other words, from Im
of CJod " Apparently, then, the de pr'.bonment in Its lire- -t dcf.nJ!Ion
s'.slun Of the peup'e ib it II •• pr»
Ab»>ut IRTO i-ur courts i-» an to attach
deticy. after fuur more ><ars < t del.:, to th»»«’ terms u--w n.eanlng
Now
•n.llon. I» to t>e treated as i • xt ti­ I "property trns com» to rn»-an every
the voice of Uod. but It after two ! right of v
which a persoa could
years of sober thought tb* > dc<
, enjoy, nn>l 'liberty" has Lcen mad»
that women and children shall be ' to Im lude the right to make cotitracta
prote» ted In Industry, or men prote- I ! A* a result, when the stat»- lltu ts tbs
i l.lulu'a Calling Cards printed or
•d from ex- »sslve hours of lal-»-r u ■ hours for which women may labor. It
' blank fur sale at this office.
der unhygienic conditions, or wng» i> t-dil by the courts th t th l iw de
workers compensated when they l< .
prives th-m of their liberty." and
life or limb In th» sen i< e of other»
when It restriita ih<- manufacture o.
then their decision forthwith becomes toha - o in a len--in< nt It Is told that
Regularly you h» ar of
a "whim and feverish ami umt.>t>" i the law deprive« lhe landlord of his
expensive
lawsuits over
and an exercise of lhe i:r< »-st tyran I property
Now, 1 du not believe that
ty" and the "laying of th» axe at the any p»-»>ple. ard especially our free
disputed titles titles,
foot of the tro* of freedom
i American people, will 1-, :g consent
which if the buyer had
I her-’by announce my candicacy for
That ls lhe old. old dialrlne which that the term "liberty" shall be de
abstracts
of, they would1
has been arted upon for thou.-ands of | fir>'-d for ttivin by a l-c-nch uf judges
th«- office of sheriff of Linn county,
years abroad and which litre in Am- r 1 Every people has defined that term
have been avoided.
subjei-t bi th«- pleasure of the republi­
lea baa been acted upon sometime* for li cit m the couri.c u( Ha dsvelop
can primaries, tu be hcl-f April 1U.
Why,
therefore,
take
openly, sometime* secretly, for forty , mciit
D. H. B oimsk .
years by many men in public and in
such long chances >n
Ths Task >s To C.rive Tor Justice
private life, and I am aorr> to say I >
buying real estate by in­
Friends, our task as Am- rlcana 1»
many Judges, a do- trine whl-h has n
i heroby announce my candidacy for
to
strive
for
sdn!
at..!
Industrial
just
vesting
without abstracts
fact tended to críate a bi.lwark I r
the office o! sheriff of Linn county,
Ice. achieved thrum : the genuine ru-e
privileges, a bulwark unjuutly protr t
of the properties' titles?
subject to th«- pleasure of th* voters,
Is our end. our
ing special in'erests against the right:- of th.» pro, ir TI.
iwfore the democratic primaries.
purpose
T
m»ih-
»
for
achieving
Our
abstracts
are
de-
of the people aa a whole This d<
F. H. Ppairrea.
trine Is to tue a dreadful doctrine f< r the end are merely expedient* to be
bendable,
full
and
com
­
Ila effect is. and ran onl; be. to r-1' e fin.'.lly acc-pted or rrje< ted according
plete one should accom­
1 .is actual experience shr>ws that they
lhe courts the shield of prlvll-- »
ED SHOF.L
w >rh well or 111
II ,i in our hearts
pany every real estate
against popular rights Naturally. <-
i sr nur! I. vr lb's lofty | urp<>se, ar.d
Canddatr
for
♦ry upholder and beneficiary of crook
exchange.
• mi. 't strive for it in all rarset t
Kh» riff of Linn County
e»i privilege loudly applnuda •’»• d,-
trine It Is behind th» shield of th t ncss and sincerity or our wor* w'd
Subject tu l>cm<>cratic I nman«-*
doctrine that crooked clauses ere» p cotue to nothing. In order to succeed
we
need
leaders
of
lnrpir»»l
idealism,
into Isws that men of *>al(h contr-,!
leader» to whom ar»' granted great
legislation
vb
w h ■ '.r, m greatly and strive
Corset JaJ xsj BroUMkia St.
Remember, I am not -I
‘«Ing th»
1 wish to announce myself a eandi-
rocall of Juditew—altb» ugh I w sh It to > »>- tl - r dr. am* < i.ir tru», who
ALBANY
ORF.tiON
t date for the Republican nomination
distinctly understood that the rocnll l can kindle the people with the fire
from tl.eir <>«n burning soula. The
! for County Aa*»-a*or.
I have ha-l
la a mere piece of machinery to t » -
the pire» of th» unworkable It • --
¡ lea.lor. for He time being, whoever
I nine year* of experience in the assess-
ment which Mr Tuft In effect defendí he may be. la but an Instrument to be
lor’» office which I believe has thor-
and that If the days of Maynard *ver usevl until b.oken and then to be cast
- «Highly qualified me tu lake up thia nn-
-'»nis back again In the »¡ate of New said»», and If he I* worth bls salt be
portant work.
r.TII
care
no
r
-ire
when
he
la
broken
York I should favor IL I have no w.»h
Hall'a Catarrh Cure is taken inter
E. I« FiSlIKK.
than
a
sold.er
cares
when
he
Is
sent
io com» to It. but our opponents when
nally. anti acta directly on the blood
• • ♦
they object to all efforts to secure r» J wbcro bls life Is forfeit»-d In order
that the victory may b<- won. In the and mucous surfaces of the system.
1 hereby announce mv candidacy for
Justice from th» courts are strei. <the:i
the nonination for »h«-riff of Linn
Ing the hands of tho«<- who <l ni -?d long fight for righteousness th» watch >*nd for testimonials free
word tor all of us Is pend and be
F. J. Cheney A Co., ToledoO county on the l:*i«ubbcaii ticket, sub­
the recall
in a groat naaj gtatsg
lluo Itcward, $100
there has been for man; years n real spent. It 1» of little matter whether
ject to th«- primaros.
any one r m falls o.' succeeds, but
The reatiers of this oaper will be
f- all of Judges as regards appoint
A. IL M. vsshvll .
the cause shall not fall, for It Is th»
menta, promotions, re-appolntmentr
pleased to learn that there is at bast
cause of mankind We. here in Amer
and reelections And thia recall war
ica. bold In our hands the hope of the one dread*»! disease that /cience has
m
through the turn of a thuml . < re* st
world, the fat» of th» coming y»ars. been ¡able to cun-u i all its stage*, and
the end of a long distance r< I in the
I, the undersigned, will furnish you
and shame and disgrace will be ours that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
hands of great Interests
I believe
if. In our eye*, the light of high re ia the only positive cure now known to . liuilding material at the same price
that a just Judge would feel far aaier
solve Is dimmed. It we trail In the dust the medical fraternity. Oktarrh being and on the same terms aa Jone* mail
In the hands of th» people than In the
the golden hopes of men. If. on this a yonatitutlonal disease, requires a order house or any other order house
bands of th»'»» Interests My l»me-|y
pew continent, w* merely build an­
constitutional treatment Hall's Cat­ for th* sam» class of goods. Y'uu have
Is not the result of a library study of
other country of great but unjustly
constitutional la*, but of actual ami
the privilege of seeing what you buy
divided material prosperity. *e shall arrh Cure ia taken internally, acting
long continued experience In lhe use
have done nothing, and we shall do ss directly upon the blood and mucus here. It d»>ean't make any difference
of governmental power to redr»-»«
little If we merely set the greed of surfaces of the system, thereby de what you want bring in your catalogue
*o» lal aud Indualrird r Ila. Again arid
envy ag:ilr>ht the greed of arrogance strovlng the foundation of th«- disease, and 1 will duplicate the good* at the
again earnest workers for social just­ pud thereby destroy the mat- rial well and giving the patient strength by *am* pnee or les*. Yours for business,
ice have said to me that the most seri­ >-.ng of all of us To turn thia gov
N. 1. Mossi*»'».
building up the constitution and assist­
ous obstacle» that they have encoun ernment either into government by
ing nature ia doing its work. The
terod during the many years that they plutocracy or government by a mob
Hay l$r Sail
have l-een trying Io eave \tneri- .»n would he to rep.-at on’ a larger seal» proprietors have so much faith in its
The
Santiam
Farm wishes tn sell |ti
curative
powers
that
they
offer
One
women and children from destruction lh<- lamentable failures of a world
In American Industry have I-. nW" that ia dead
We stand against all Htmdrod Dollars for any case that it tons of No. 1 hay, j oat*, j cheat. ( red
courts
That Is the Judgment of al­ tyranny, by the few or by the many * fails to euro. Send for list of testi­ top, J vetch, at $x per ton at the barn;
also 10 tons of straw, half oat ar.d
most all the social workers I know We stand for lb» rule of the many monials.
aud of dosens of parish priests and In the Intrrvst of all of us. for the rule
naif vetch, at $6 per Um.
clergymen and of every executive an»l of the many In a spirit of courag». of
22-M
3 W. C.AIKM.
legislator who has bs-n seriously at­ common sense, of high parpo >e. abov»
tempting to use the government as an all In a spirit of kindly Justice toward j Santiam
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