McKean County Miner from Smethport, Pennsylvania • Page 7

LET PEOPLE ROLE, Opposes Presides AWa 0:1 Popular.Gwfniiisnl, PEQptf'S VOICE MUST FUEVAJL of. imt men I woo d.m-u lit iMituiu I fverniiiHii tiu.l ,,,,,,,) It It i he-li-n It I nnd I.MI.I.,,-.- IM to i i llml'teil n.n',1 i I ib-Hm-i Hie he HIVS nur KIH-I-I fi.vii.-i.uii.nl This nn niul our Kiv.Tnnii-;,i iruvenuhcitt Af.lln il OHM m-i-l- n- HI'lilllllrl'ifl thui HIK.V in i 1l I i i i iu l-iiliimriiil Chwr.d Spweh In Opaning Aetiv. Campaign For Nomination--Qualej Sqeanly on Columbu. (0.) Addr.il. lu The salient pussies delivered In hall.

York. Wolnesilny i-veiilns. ure clven 'The great futulamentnl Issue now lie. tan the KepnhllCHii pnriy and befuie oar people n.m IK- smtui briefly. It is, Art the American (tuple ill tu covern themnelveii.

to nilu tUeuisekw. to'eon- trol theiuselven': I believe they are. My do 1 Mleve 'in the riant of the i-eoplc to rule. I that Hie 'majority of tin, ii OI tf of tbe L'lilii-'il States will, day In mid day out, i IU11T-11E i i of Ille iW of the people I nui Juid.Vi, nor I riie-iii lt i Diuiiy i i i Of blKll i 'View I have It uf vilnv Is i i Jacket, tu the ointrul of -in patlcnt-thc pr.iple. I ho.M 4h.it this view 1,1 only faNe.

are designed tu by; vi-eii'rliiK Ibi- ilelllieralv but effective. i popular will, tr-tt ihi- cln-i are valuable as fur and only so us they ac- cpmpjfKii i.nd It i 0( ui l)r u( uf our form of KOVH'II- In. It only a means uf popular will aud ut pre- i'. Mr. T.i.'t.

says a 'voice" iu ta.a coiist meat to i i i renting Ju la tbe K'nvi-riiincni That m-enw to me a very si-riMs mKi of th, ay out, make fewer mistakes In guv- Tl inKcouci-iitlon of the rnlng tlienwelves tlnin auy sirallcr An rl :1 I'" 1 "I i a i The rent bsJ or of i a trouble with Hint SOKO wiii tm tri-rinrttj havt 1 1 ll overn IbiMii. I i in I i in' lu Ill Ja IHM-II tin- iiiurtn. Tli.il i i i i of uluuM all- the i I ond or i.f I.U.-M, nn.i cleivymen mr! eirry eiecuilve iinci legislator wh i bas tu as HI "(tenty for siv 1:1 aoJ In liistrLiI Ix'tirr i nient. a i ti'in 1 of i i iiB.iiilianiiiiV vl of hp IH-iilM i.f lii ibe liability ivlu-re (i w.is iiy am) im l( i i Hint HM-III Ih.Hi lli.i i hli- of imy mai'i with vNlon: to IM.III anil iv.il Koclnl iin.v man wlm i hU In this crca democratK- rt-publi cui-s. Is It not ernmcnt Hie but guveriiinent In ul -ni peuple i-iiiistumiy It Is- out of this experience tli.it iny rcuxedy lint come, and let It be tried lu ihh Held.

When IK the year's o( education, anil debate majority of tin- have 'lecide-l un evil from i tin-y M1 havedioscn executive tu euiU'dy i In law and the Inn- U-vii 1 'fiuallv p. a i govern I bio wlr I th.it a 1: HUil, 1, 1 I ll they tbe I Tafl I have his sp.i belief in tlie the IilN: I one tjie h. I a of the shaia VTMII. i i of the. lyni'iiiij- ui.iJ.Vrlty.

then- is.ty.aniy of tin- majority I shall my and vunr. Cut.v.-e uru today KUT- the tryanny iI'Mlu- minor- Itli-s. it Is Muall miiinrliy that Is grabbing our co.il water powers and our liarbur.fronts. A small mraority Is uu the sale of'-ipeaks of tii adiiltcrutcd f.iod.i and Is a and siu-ill minority that.lies monup. olles and trusts.

It u'small minority that stands behind the prraeut law of master and servant, the sweatshops and the whule calendar of social and Industrial injustice. It is ,11 small minority that Is today using our convention system to defeat the will of a majority of tbe K-oplc In the choice of delegates to the Chicago convention. Not For R.cill Ev.rywhtr* opponents chargB that two things In my program are wrong because thev Intrude Into the sanctuary of the Judf- The tirst is the rwall of Judgea sccuud tho rpvluw by tho DCO- w. ium of Judicial dex-lslous" un cennln con eltent aif constitution, would certainly takg at ea two ycarg the recall of Jnduea all btHtes mid In all communities. The Iwegrity of our Judges, from Marshall to White and Holine.s-.ind to Culleii and tuauy utbers 111 uur own state-Is a fine pace of American history, ilut-l say It sober- til- w.lien vote lie says a to tlie a ImpuNe inaj.jr- of mi tin- way for the exiTc-ise of tin- trvrauny." be uncertainty" determination" uf luws by "temporary and.

cliauvInK majorities," and ncaln he says a the system I propose "would result In suspeii- sion or. a i a i coustltutlnnal JTUarantees according to jiopular destroy "all pus- sible copsls(ency" in constitutional In- terpretatlbn. I should much like to the exact distinction that to be made between what Mr. Taft calls "the fltfal Impulse temporary majority" when applied to a question such as that I raise and any other question. Remeinfcor that under my ir ur out and v.ni iluniiy prvi.iil.

iuc will of of Ihe people have Its iv.iy Sueh system Is not popular Ruveriiiiu. 1. 1. but a nii.rocio.-fc ery of ropiilar Will-'Oafino-'Uib Tho rtm-islnns of winch we are. as upen.the tlonal iirovlsliin that' no shall bo of life.

liK-'rty or without due of law. The terms "life. liberty uml have been. used the eoiisiliiitlons apenklnc peoples ulnce Magna CUurta. Until within the last slj'ty years they were treated as liavlnj; sitvllie mean- "proporty" meant tangible prop erty: "liberty" meant freedom from personal restralnr.

or. In other words. from Imprisonment In Its largest defl nltion. About IS70 our court bejtan to WeB I Guess Yes! -Miles of Fun and Frolic on a Pullman Gar Jtjl .4 j( Good Groceries We by I'ttiyinij them L- bc.it KrHxls at jxj.vsibln prices. HA in iLe line of (irucciiti tljat a careful housewife needs to satisfy the dcdunds of the table.

TEAS AND COFFEES retain their flavor, and increasing' sales of the articles indicate tliat our patrons appreciate good articles for little money. Cscar Eflgstrom Dealer iu-- GROCBR1KK UI1 PROVISIONS li fc fc ii Call at my Stor- and over my stock of HARNESSES, ttUIIt-S-. HI.ANKMT5, T.IH;NKS..' A I I i A jf Tlie hot prici-i. CHR'. ES look- Smcthport.

Pa propo3fl! ujiiuii, our coi review a rule of decision by popular attach to these terms meaning Tote, amendlnit or constralnc to that Now "property" tas cucie to meiin TM would certainly every (it of value which a person ttitutional questions, have said afraln at lea two 'TMrs froci the time could enjoy, and "liberty" bas been and. njjaln that I do not advocate the election of the lestslatnrc which made to Include the rli-ht to mate con the act. Now. only fnnrttjonth, result, when state Iwiwe-n the nonilnailon and -he 'limits the which women may election of a man an p.resldenr. to Oil It Is told by courts that this ror four years the most Important of- law them of their 1 Mr 1 and Wl tlu speeches he speaks voice, of of tobacco In tenement It is told that ppte as comlns neit tu the voice tho law deprives tbe landlord "property." 1 not that any people, ami especially Excuse Me! A New Story by Rupert Hughes We Will Print in Serial Form rf- 11 nvuci- ly-deinocracy bas richt to approach tbo sanctuary of the courts when Apparently, then.

Ihe declsinn Has found tlle noor llbout l6 Presidency, aft ENOUGH OF BUCKSKIN NEW HARNESS NICK 'DEMPSEY GOT WAS OF'LEATHER. special Interest 1 Has sanctuary there, and this is exactly what has happened In sume uf the states where the recall of the Jmlxes It a llvinj; Issue. 'Is It not equally plain 'that the question whether a Riven ao- clal pulley Is for tbe public cuort Is of a judicial nature, but should be set tied by thu legislature or In the final Instance by the people themselves? The president of the United States. Mr. Taft, devoted most of a recent speech to criticism of this proposition He says that It "Is utterly merit or utility, and Instead of being In the of all the peo- houso and a shed alongside of the 1 house, and tho shed wasn't any shelter to brag on.

When Sam got to It it about.six next morning he found N'lck there cussing forty ways for the Sabbath and repeat. He was-'slamming that fancy buckskin harness all over the xround anil swearing every er four months' deliberation. Is to be treated as -Jioal to the vojciyof God." but If affer two-years of sober tuoncht they decide that women and children shall be protected In Industry, or men protected from excessive hours of labor Oy Is for tbe public Rood Is not prol tr(i from excessive hours of labor icial nature, but should be set- nn It ulin J'icnlc conditions, or wage i workers compensated when they lose life or limb In the service of others, then their decision forthwith becomes a "whim" and "feverish" and "unstable" and an exercise of "the grossest tyranny" and the "laylnz of the to the foot of the tree-of freedom." That 'Is the old, old doctrine which has been Every people has Uetlned that Itself In the course of Its Talk It to Strivs For Frlenl.s. our task as Americans Is to strive for.social and Indusirhil Justice, achieved tbrousth the genuine rule of the people. This our eiid.

our purpose. The methods for achieving tbe end are merely expedients to be finally accepted or rejected according as actual experience shows that they work well or 111. But in our hearts we must Hopeltm Bet 'The rain i night had' blowed In on it. and when it dried it was harder than a board and wouldn't fit a boss any more than an Iron cage! would. Prompt at seven Sam pulled I out for home, leaving Nlck In the BEST.

DRUGS, MEDICINES. RUBBER GOODS, TOILLT ARTICLES, STATfONERY, PERtUMtS, PLAYING CARDS SCORE CARDS, and FINE CANDY AT LOWEST PRICES A. ARMSTRONG Drugstore Main Street "Xlck Dempsey was ror a'certainty the most talented teamster that ever swung the ribbons over a of i ue 5nea horses," sale! tho cab driver who had I 6U banging his harness RlirHirt-'c I Mck EOt barb fMI.UlHV BURDICK'S INSURANCE OFFICE come In out of the west to take 1 Ko; back night aboli't four, position.on the box of a metropolitan I ure a amTiad gone to bed, and taxl-whizzcr. "Ho alw.iva I 'ho strings and rones and wires and no always had the best anu rnnca ana wires and i could combine, and the lccea of KaHu'aes and strips' of boot- of.them was a lesson to! 8 aml 8ec(lol 's of buckskin that A i i i i Bmdo up his 1 ernment. Is sowing the seeds of confu- whlcl1 hcre ln America has slon and tyranny." (By this he.

of en act(ld upon sometimes openly, course, means the tyranuy of the ma- secretly, for forty years by Jorlty-that Is, the a of the IfJ" 17 mea publlc and ln Private Ule. und I am sorry to say by many American people as a whole.) He also that my proposal (which, as he rightly sees, is merely proposal to give Hie people a real Instead of only a nominal cb.aiii-c.tb construe and amend state constitution with' reasonable rapidity) would amendment and interpretation "depend on the.fe- verish, uncertain and unstable determination of successive votes on different laws by'temporary and changing and that "It lays the ax at the foot of the tree of well a doctrine which has in fact unjustly strive cerity or our work win come to nothing. In order to succeed we need leaders of Inspired Idealism, leaders to whom are granted great lege. a bulwark special Interests Wb Can kfn le the own taxl-whizzcr. "Ho always had the team that ha caro he took or.them was a lesson the S.

P. A. And his ell, Nlck laid himself out on and they looked like circus flxin's. But prido Koelh before a full and Nick got his, bimeby. Somebody told him that buckskin made-tho finest harness In the world, and he didn't rest till he got a set of buckskin harness.

Ho made It himself, to be sure it was Just right, and It was about the gayest ss wa, a And Sam Muldrow was a gentle-1 He let Nlck keep J25 of the I ro- C. A.BURJDICK, Fire, Texinnlo. An'umoMle, Liability, and accMpnt insnraooj, Companies and servico tho lent. harness i It, neither, mind that 1 Complete Line of Pianos and feet Is. and can only be.

to. make the courts tbe shield of privilege against popular, rights. Naturally, every upholder and beneficiary of crooked' prlv- liege loudly applauds the doctrine It Mni 1 ot doctrine freedom and fubjects the guarantees of rookwi creep 1 ulto lawa. life, liberty.and property men wcalth control legislation "JuiVJudgM Remember I a not discussing the recall of iudces-nlthoush I wish distinctly -understood that tho recall Is a mere piece of machinery to'tafce the wtri' 0 i lhle l-nrcachment' which Mr. In effect defends auil for National Tourists In the Yellowstone Nation- Musical Instruments and Sheet Music Seertiie FREE sewing machine to be used nntll broken an 'hey and then to be cast and if he MJflclt hadn't more than got his new -r i is worth his salt he will core no more httrne "led 'out till-Sam Muldrow 1B colonies of the animals i that drove a mule team Bome of 'he other natldfjal parks.

The beaver' has' been one --u i fn' a 9 BhOWn cl Interest, Call, Phono or In the beavers that inhabit it the department o.f the In-'SIDNEY A. the advisability iuim nis san ne win core no more "'eu out mi- sam Muldrow, when he Is broken thnn a Soldier cares lbat 1 rOT mule team, challenged I when ne'is sent where his life Is for-' 'or a trip to thorailroad and back; --felt In b'rder that the victory may be, llllr 'y each way, and no turn- nlos tcl factors In the exploration Pike, neither. Nick fairly snorted at nhe ck mountain region because 1 Sam, but Sam sliook a fifty-dollar blir th ea ly 'rappers generally under his snorter and told him. that earchln 'or beaver- when they first what was what, and Sam took It en the fastnesses of 11UI won. In the long flght for righteousness h'e watchword for alt of us is spend and be spent.

It Is of little matter whether any one man fails or sue- cecds; but the cause'shall not fail, for I1UU that if the iMys of Mnynard ever came back acain in Uie Tork I-should favor it. I Iwve no wish to f' me 'o It. our opponents- when they object to nil efforts to secure real' America, bold la our hands the-bopei was sotng back and forth every, two i ul ra signta the Yellowstone Na-i of the fate of the'coininj; or toree mt3 nobody i Uona ark The beaver seems to be'l years, and shame- and (ll-grace will be Ter thought of making a speed 01 8 adapted to the 15 ours If i of high' Sam pat to Nick and his new Yoscm lfe and Mou.nl Rainier National. i a a Tiarb I trail the If on build I got away.all right and lolo road was out-to see them'as trekked along. It.was the big- edy to the litful impulse of a 1 temporary majority of au efcetoratt" This criticism Ls really less- a critl- clsm ot my proposal than a crltlclsiii of nil popular sovernment.

It -la wholly nnfnnuded. unless It Is-'founded. on the belief that the pp.iple are fund-' arnentally This.Is question that I' proiiusn submit to the people. Flow can. tho pravjillin): monillty or a preponderant opinion be better and more exactly ascertained uujeci 10 nil eirorts to by vote of the The Jn-'Mce from the courm are court.

what own morality and the recall. In a great many states their own opinion Is. I nsk that you. been for-many years a real here, yon and others irke yon tbe rocall of Judges as- resards people, be given the clutn'ce' to state -ments. promotions, reaiipolntments and your own views of Justlce-and public and this- recall morality and not nit by and through the turn of a' thumbscrew have your views yoii'by the end of.n long distance rod in i' fical tnc i a They weir meaning adherents outworn bands of great i a railroad, about even -phllosopWes.

who exalt the pedantry Just adm 4 far Ktofn ny by the --K bolh -or rormuliin nbovo the vital needs of hftntls of tho poopto in th i A rn.iny. a life. of'those Interests nd8 nf the many In the I intprefjt.of all uC us. for the rule of the as a was what, and Sam took It "erated te fastnesses of at a gulp, ho that willing. We TM oun talns; The zigzag dams con-' 1 got all our.goods by team and they 1 6truc( el by theso.busy animals are ack and forth every two, Shts.In the Yellowstone Na-IS dust tJie goldeii of men.

continent country of great biit 1 material prosperity done nothing, aud we shall do as icrely set the greed of envy preed of arrogance and parks. oto about fortynieveii to one. sald Sam a fool, but he- Mado- Them There Is a good 'story of i Divinity one. a an Pf sald Sam a fool, but he, destroy the material well be- 6a he -was trusting to Providenca Ing of all jf us. To turn this govern- 1 a nd tno weather.

It did look TMke rain menf either Into government by mules is hard to bcatln he mud' eer no government by is hard to bcatln he mud 07 or wyernmcnt by a mob would "ut it was a mighty long shot for Sam I'-'Wr walo a tho few; backers he had ThW a tab tMa TM of wor ullcd the- Taffs position Is the. position that- has held from the beginning of our government, although not al- so openly held. by)a' large Hum- My remedy Is not the result a II: MVi 07'govrSS; ElliaS'Srf when you need those hew MANJLES AND GLOBES their critters lu fla ui homo next day with a load. to'leave morning at seven, -and no Jockeying on tho slavt. That night it rained, cleared, o.i jr.d.turned colder, J'jsc-'rifrht for There 'wasn't anything at railroad'but a station balrnl land, and had been Invited.

to prei side at the baptism of the iast-arrivect infant In the already-crowded house of a minister. The guest gave' out for congresslon-1 al singing a.paraphraso much on such occasions: "Let us" sa'd ho "sing from the fifth ginning at tho second 'verse: 'As sparks (n Euccesoioa rlr.o.'" To his constitution, the eongrega-' tlon Afterwards, asking tho. 1 'nilnhter's man" what had wrong, that functionary rcplliJ: professor, tho minister's name j. ondor en(h at ter in I carry IT IT.