Show f PlANS FOR SUPREME AUTHORITY Mighty Scheme of Centralization of Power to Be Vested in the Federal Government I IJ J Climax of Endeavor on the Part of Roosevelt to Be Autocrat of the United States C New Nw York YOk Dee Dec 14 M Sh declares that the Demo Democratic cratic party should accept the is issue sue su o of centralization of power in inthe inthe the HIP federal government made by Secretary Root in his address on onT Wednesday T I think the tho existence o of the Democratic party is more necessary sary fary lay day after aft r lay day du Mr Shepard said and especially do 10 I think so aft after r considering this speech of a u am m n who must be truthfully called a trained statesman al aj although although though his Idea of what our gov government go v should be is abhorrent to tomo tom tome mo me m lip IIo proposes as a policy what may call the destruction of the state and a complete and final subordination of the state power to the tho federal power in Washing Washington ton The Tho fight light of the tho Democratic party against this idea goes back bacle I to the days preceding the adoption of the tit federal rai constitution and to toI I I that we owe the fact that a fed federal fedral eral ral and not a consolidated it I was established J Chicago Dec Dee 14 HA A dispatch to the from Washington says sas saysA sasA A special message on the Japanese question and the California school problem problem lem lein supplementary to the discussion of ot these same subjects by hy President Roosevelt ROOST lt in his lils regular message will willbe willbe lit litIf be If sent to congress from the White next Thursday It is stated au authoritatively authoritatively authoritatively that this special message Ill br b more vigorous in tone tOle than the f ilmer firner communication and will not be calculated to cool the indignation of Californians previously aroused Centralization Scheme Th Tb special message moreover aside from it local application will vill be one of the th most important communications in tho the entire list of those sent 5 nt to con congress gress giess ss by the present pres nt executive e It will vill bring to toa a direct issue the centralization tion scheme of government which is i I likely to form the tIC climax of endeavor on the part of or the ti Roosevelt adminis administration The fhe rh administration is about to take advanced ground regarding re the doc doctrine doctrin trine trifle trin of oC federal supremacy oer over state sovereignty The Japanese question raised in connection with the public I schools of California has supplied sup li d the I opportunity lo to give forcible expression to the mighty scheme of centralization that is to be perfected if possible An Entering En ering Wedge It Is not possible at this writing to lo forecast in detail what the thO president will ill say in his second message messa e on the Japanese question Accompanying his message which it i is understood wilt will willbe be a full explanation of the adminis administrations administrations administrations projected policy 1 as to the su supremacy supremacy u of federal fed ea 1 over state power Ower Will be the report of the special investigation investigation of the San Francisco school question made by b Secretary of Com Coin Commerce merce and Labor Metcalf Regardless of the nature of this thia report the president president dent will vilI adhere vigorously h to the position position position tion taken by him hini in his regular mes message message sage SH C which was as written before he left l et Washington to visit isit the canal zone and I before he had anything at all from Secretary Report But as to the Metcalf report It has been learned that its author found much to condemn in the platter matter of o the treatment of Japanese outside of the th school chool question His report in fact will furnish a new sensation It will show shon it is understood labor union tyranny over Japanese which affects the rights held to be theirs by treaty in even more pronounced manner than anything connected with the school i Matters of or this nature embraced in Secretary report will vilI wi furnish the key for many arguments to be ad advanced advanced advanced by b the 1 president In his hi mea mes I sage |