| Show INDIANA SENATOR V REPLIES TO BRYAN BRYM RY AN Albert J. J Beveridge Shows AdV Advantages Advantages Ad- Ad V vantages of Government Regulation i TAKES UP CUBAN QUESTION V I Declares JS Jf Fifty Thousand Soldier Will nil lie Bt 5 Ur V to 10 Restore Order i on n th the Island I II I I g Chicago Sept Sopt 22 Senator Senator Albert J. J Beveridge De of Indiana opened the Republican congressional campaign In Jn the middle West Sest est with sIth a speech spee-ch at n a ma mass s meeting In the Auditorium toV to- to V nIght Five Fl thou lItI p persons listened and i JV The e advantages of Government regulation reg- reg over Government fh ownership of Public utilities V V and the thc Cuban question were time the main topics of the thu address rr Senator spoke In part as al r follows I f The peoples people's government should do t n no business that the IH people can do betten hettel bet bet- ten tel n I the he Peoples People's gO gOrn government rn mc n t should own no business that the time people pc ople can cart 1 but l IT own But the peoples people's govern govern- meat should control and regulate In- In n- n own d by hy some of oC flu flu- people V chat mt are an so su great t a as to 10 affect the fare of all people through their ncr y government gO nl should i not permit nome ome I V. V to practice business methods method unjust t to toV all an limit Hut time the V government Jo should not own nil Indu Industry try which private enterprise enter enter- r prise can V manage and whose r. r abuses government gO nt rc regulation can prevent pre lire r vent Government Go oWn ownership of ot nationwide nationwide nation nation- wide business I In is tin Ihl l European theory h. h of Industry I am nm for th time the American theory theor against os the tho European th theory or l Let Europe I copy COP America not Am America COP copy Europe Government Go control control control- of r railways but hut not government nt ownership owner Owner- ship of oC railways lh The cia tIny day was n Individuals could I do tim tilt the business of communities Now 0 V nothing itt hut great glat combinations of capital cap cap- ital answer th time the needs 4 of tim the masses one on man can no longer ong r deal with another but hut vast corporations with V millions of men these corporations corporation becom become become be be- come com public public- servants ver t-ver Every manager V oC or every ery Industry which touches all the 1 people Is 19 no longer langel an Individual dealIng deal deal- Ing with another he lie in is a n statesman o of V affairs dc dealing with a n nation He lIe is a n trustee managing a U great greal business for forthe forthe V the tue peoples people's welfare as is well as ax his liis own These great organizations came carn because because be C cause they were nN necessary because they are n necessary 1 on principle thc they V are good It is t that t t tile they hc shall be as alt asgood V good In practice as oS hi in theor theory that government gov gow- eminent control comes comeR Into play Government Gov Gov- Gov regulation but not govern govern- V in moon nt t destruction government regula V lion but no go government owner ownership unless unless un un- un- un 1 less leM government gox regulation faUlt falls Government Gov Gov- eminent nt r regulation will never be he felby felt fel b by time the managers of great reat enterprises who conduct business as trustees trustee of or th time thu V public Just us as criminal laws JaWN ar are arc not felt Celt lJ by th the citizen who attends to his hisk V k duties Just as ax old methods metho s of private ate vate bu business ln ss would be lie utterly Inadequate V. V quote quate In tl th tho new condition no so the old principle of oC arbitrary private manage manage- jont Inapplicable to the new mi methods The rice railway rule rote law passed by the present nt congress may not bevery be be- beV V ver very effective at th the beginning and anil V that Is not Important for or it will wille be e effective In lii the end lh The important timing thinK Is 15 that thal for the first time In our the time railway rate law puts Into practical operation the time principle o of government control contro of railways Why talk of or when I government regulation has only begun V American theories theories' have sult suited LI Amen Amen- I onn In fl conditions in the thc past Let us trust u st American theories s in in th the future V Ll Let t us Americans go o on building our own free Cret In Institutions on our own models models mod moll V els cIs and leach teach mankind that Flint law regu- regu hated liberty is not only best for Cor government government gov- gov Of O f 4 but best for or business and best for for life nCe American Principle V Government ownership violates the American principle that government enterprises en- en toi es ought not to lo own and manage manage manase man- man age ase what Individual enterprise can cati own r 1 and manage Government supervision m means ans the tho In Intelligence In- In and conscience of or tho the people laying their restraining hands on the wrongs o of railway management government gov gOv- o.- o. ownership means an American bureaucracy as us much greater than any ullY other bureaucracy on earth as the American American Am Am- V ra system is as much greater than any ony other system on V earth lurth V Those who advocate government go V ownership say my that Is the on only I wa waN of kc keeping the railways out of politics Criminal laws Is the time way to stop them Prison PIlson bars for corrupting railroad railroad rail rail- road lobbyists prison bars for railway V agents In primaries and conventions prison bars for railway representatives who try to 10 Influence n I the Iu nomination and election of or senators congressmen V judge or army any other public officer V No Xu In iii the iPso theM Lit M But Bul those laws and prosecutions V should never nc be lie written or OJ Instituted V In malice The Tue demagogue In the time V statesman's chair hall Is a n. drunkard handling handling hand hand- ling dynamite Th Time The man mm who Q arouses o ses I hatred among his fellow men and amid then scourges s victims to satisfy the fUr fury he he- has ca Is IK a traitor I 1 am no enemy ene V my of time the railways Generally speaking speak speak- V ing the they al' al are unjustly abused I J have havu havno evils will vill continue continue con Ion no C. C fear ar that limit railway for even cn If laws luw prove 1110 Ineffective c conscience of the time people will prove effective Every er ml man JI who h by Ja railroad nominated to aJl any office influence nce Is he ought to be defeated no imo matter to what what 0 I party he lie belongs GO supervIsion supervision super super- business that thaL affects affects af af- af- af vision Islon a applies to 10 an any all tIme till people That IH is why wh we wo V passed a law to tu compel manufacturers food When to give c the people pure manufacturers rs sought to tu make fortunes by poisoning the time people there was only one sea way h by ly which the people could protect themselves cs and that was wasby washy V by hy requiring their government to In Inspect In- In V the food antI and medicine which V manufacturers were selling them Government Gov Gov- eminent supervision applies appliN to all nil in industries In- In affecting a all tilt the people government gov gov- ownership could not lr fir 41 if Government If It could we would In u n hundred V doing the government So behold years everything ears the Individual nothing In InV Instead In- In V of or the time government being our stead servant we would be the tIme governments Go servants Americans Americana W we w would o being belu Am V V be applies to lo the thc principle The The the meat law regulating V Kf beef iSif trust has no right to sell unI un- un millions because the time h healthful meats meals to the thee t I whether the tile mil millions cannot know wholesome OV or diseaSed meat meal Is I stood on omi this plat plat- Six years ears ago ahO Imperial Imperial- V oIl Mr Bryan 01 ansWer I form Corm to us- us Mr r. r Bryan Dran r I answer Today lam Ism Institutions areV are I erting that American Six years cars carsa V railWaY V e equal ar to declared declared tile thc tIme the Pledging luR of a 0 destiny des des- V. V a agO I from Crom our om own separate tiny to Cuba Cuban I. I foolish e c every nd md false the thanks V patriot er e everY or of human affairs forthe for lor 4 I. I director us pow power r the Platt Practical to maceL th thiC pre present ent the PC- PC what libertY I Ill shall shaH have hae If H they cannot can can- Cuba Cuha V plc pIc mean s we 0 will wiil roo ro- ro not rahi n for It them in the cn end Cuba Cub CubaV It o all e t. t must be lie American J V bot Inter Pillion be deceived as to what Let Lel no man mami V V l I r I I ii III moan J It jt does Ioe not liCIt meui proclamations proclamations- It u moan soldiers Fifty thousand American troops will VIII be r re- re IM I'M to r rc restore Cuba Cub to ih th condition In which w wo wn loft left Cuba Fifty thousand thousand thou- thou sand ancl troops troop for Cor at nt least RAt f-RAt one year will b bp be necessary to tu build up again that so- so which w w. wi once established d In Cuba and which th the Cubans Cuban themselves them Im m- m selves have hav shattered Fifty y thousand American n soldiers for tor one year will l he needed I to root out that brigandage which for or has hul had hail so o firm a n hold huld on Cuban soil After this has hims hem been accomplished American administration will run smoothly without any soldiers rs at nil nut But wh when n we have once more Ion done that work wo we will never nevor again lot let It be lie undone V We have made mad n a mistake mis mis- take tako once wo WP will not make mako that mistake mistake mis mis- take twice When the time American Hag n again goes oe to Cuba Cuha it Jo goes s to stay we will return again to th the tho traditional American doctrine that wherever that hag flag na Is raised It never r shall shaH bo bp lowered lowen-d. The senator arrived from Crom Indiana Indiana- polls shortly after noon The mass mas meeting was waR preceded by a dinner In his honor at nt the th Hamil Hamilton on club at nt which nil all the lie local Republican leaders and many visitors were pre present ent From Chicago Mr 11 will go goto goto o to Minneapolis Springfield Spring III St. St I Joseph Mo Io Omaha Cincinnati Boston TIns Bos- ton Pro 1 Providence nce II n I. I Now Nest York and Buffalo And Amid then Ill I'll be lH ju just l In fighting ilm for my campaign In III Indiana he lie remarked I |
