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MR. TAFT RECOMMENDS
REFORMS TO CONGRESS
Indorses Aldrich Monetary Plan with Some
Form of Government Supervision and
Ultimate Control.
URGES RURAL PARCELS POST
Two Thousand More Men for Navy Canal Zone Gov
ernment, Necck ol Army, Elimination o{ Local Offices
From Politics and Other Topics Treated in Message.
'
i i, lbs ellml
-
Of liie
na w and ? ? tovern?
mental reforms, Presddeni 1 ift fcnl an?
other "?tronp m?
PreeMenl fives his Indorsement to
Il plan fot
?'?- -?? ? ?. Ifs aK<> i? si nlly i?f
? na Canal ton??, md heartily advoeat? s
;i|ipropriat'>:?- for the principal!
v -,
i the'
ereation of a parcela post 1 on? ofth?
'? .n i Is
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t
i i . art of son who 1 I that ;t will
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I of all The
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> ?bt to I ominf i-ertaiii '
The Pr?
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'1 exp insion : function .
? -'r.t those or ? - '..-a numt > r
ef ? ?>? hoT
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succeed?
year
Credit of United States Hioh.
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I ho V i
? ir ? ? ; ?
reonfl ?sen kept
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?luring
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snd this ? been <i ?
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Monetarv Reform Ur--e-d.
n sed . ? Intro
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a nnu-nd
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'n '? d*r to d'
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f
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i1..-n. and white I
ri this a-orh ;?/< It ha
? ?? m n ? re?
mission promis? to represent h natloni
.?.. ... tall? of the report
red, i cannot, then
mu -n moi ?
?i ? ?
11 form, hi ga prompt conslncratln
i ?-hen 11
? i .1. and <\).i.-'- iu>. sHtisfactlo
| thai lh< plan i" '>?? propoa ?'? promis? ? I
? min lures I vlng m?
... prei>onderance ?
ind professional opinion ?
ountrj . ar? Ilk? ly ? ? isl m
? -
Thg Aldrich Plan.
ii i? .ngiy fortunate 11 ? ? * th?
.? ; pollcj of maintaining m
lain fasttin ol oui
? i H .n our?. ?m| -
i entrai h;?i,k: f..r .i eentri
v ould cei talnl) hav? be? n resit li ?
,r,i.i a ! ..'i Into a hich II could ha*< ?? bee
I would prol abl ?? have !.n di
? ? rural hank could n<
ol the onl plan
? der? d, thai troublesome au? sii?.?n i
And Ingenious si .? novel .?
osed National I
appears, it simply Is a logical oui
what is bei cnl Byi
[s, In fact, the fulfilment ol tl a
i
r.\ ? ? ' ? how I ?? management of thu
? lation should bl ? I is a qui ?
It ?? deslrahl
? ? banks which would own th? aas?
ould In the main n ?nags II '
v .P. i?. ;.ii agi n ' ' banks to acl fo
i ? m ;.i'.l thej I usted l-ttrr tha
... i... onduct It. It i
? i ? mus? b
form <>f government i ipervlsion sn
ultln ol. and i fat or u reasonabl
representation of I In th
management, i entertain no fear of ih
Introduction of politici .f any und?
? ?? Infl.i' n< ea from i i mtat
ured i . ? ira? ni representa) Ion.
No Consolidation of Money Power.
I trust that all 1. ? ountr
requisite itundnrdu v ill h
.??i upon .i footing of perfeci ... ..i :
(?i opportunity. Both the natt?
1 nn?i ? ? ? ;. syi tern should be fairl:
?. ?. lea s nit; tin-in evenl all
? oales? a If 1 uld prove to be thel
ency. Bui auch evolution cannot de
Impartially if tl?e bsnki ol on? sj .
glv? n or permitted any adran
ei those
And I trust also I I I
ne**, leg! l;? '. ?-?ti will carefully and com
pletely protect hikI gssura thr Individual
? ? ? ? - d< nc? of < ?<? Ii bank, t?
; ? ,,n\ tend? ' ' ? . ly svei
?.? toward .. consolidation of th"- mone;
oi banking power <?! th? nation shall b?
def? . t?
it will always be ?? of ?--ours??, l?
rYntiirrc of t'.o new lrtw whlc
. ? tice pi .j\ a i .i be una
ire to be enai t< I
under conditions of unusual knowledg?
?rity, i? also w 111 Include, 11 Ii
well 1" remember, the i>o??.i)ilit> of futur?
With th?. presen) prospecta ...
?? itt ' ??*> ? iragli a us, Il ?-.oui?
. ? unforti ? ' i I? monet?r)
any rham ? become .
I sine?
? exci ading i mo mi of considera
ecelved froi
een w| ?? l .
ng ?ot It? non?ps Usan
I ?11-r.n it when th* Monetary romml
i n commend! i
lion i" the ftrvora tlon >>
i speak for hh.| in th r-plrtl ol
? nunibei of my fellow ? Itlxeni
? ought of party or pai
i > marl able ?.
? ? reform Ii nee? ?
Inter?
The War Department.
: ? ... v 1.? foi e ' 'ongreai ,. bill I In
... ol which Ii
. ,- p the expense of thi
tail four eature
? ? . itai - ? ind the in
? . ond, ?<
consolidation or" t ?? quartei n
ment with the i tence
... partm? i I Ion of ;.i
? ? i ? i ? ? ? an c x
? ?n <.f in?' enlistment pei lod fi on
?
With thi eati
. ? ; as p the bill, I an
thoi oui ? ? ' i .:'n . on'? in. e<
thai ? establishment of su I
:????'? .-nid ;
\?-rv
ii ????in
? ;tii?i my 1.1 ? ?dl . .-. ?-.i M. 1
?
be made wll ? ? Hn|
? as in efficiency snd economy, I I n
undei
leratlon.
i ; m opposed to si I r
? to break up ...
- ? ntial i i \o. |p]es of ?
i t. ?? gtafl ibllal ? .1
? ..i F? hi ...: y %, ir"", air" I
plan the rr.-nli of ?
be to gi ? to tha off!? t r sel? I
chief of staff o io an; .ther member ot
t tta treat
i ha now ha ii ?iei
1 th?. existing law neither th?? chief ..f staff
m? m bet of tl Qei
In offlce for .?
? than foui yas and th??re
ba an Interval of two yt>? : I
, . ? - . ours Ol >!'ity.
Mil !'t.->rr??.i to provld* l
.-ii become i m n snei * mem?
of tli? O? ?
. . others ar? ? ubj t \ to redt tall with
, pro
lo i
i ? toy, nd rould
? ? i e la?
?
In making the consolidation! no redue
i ii?>i? id? In ihs total number
Ol Offi? ?????' a ? of V
in now
i |n Ih?
? the nun ?
I offi. ? ra " i linndr? <i In ordi r to
Ido ? io perform
.! ...
? ' ? : from '
?
oug |
the Hi;? ?
? I ?
- . I; enough pi operl tn
; ?-i-? it. Ii would !.?? h ml tal ? fu i??
slow promotl.
? ?
? .. nui ... lie
11 ovided . .
olldatlon
\nrv ... t ? ? ;,...
??? bi mistsk?
? ' ' ?
e? to live yi ' ?? ild be
?n
I ? ? ? ? ? ?. I. : . i ? I ! M
? and put th?
' ?. . ed to th? non
" ? nllsted
1 . I . I an. by
Hi?
c< mp< ' ? ' ? . ? ?
, would keep a
??.,!i .i thi governtnen trained in?i
? ?? mhI able io m? ? * on)
? n< "
.
.
?
army division >.r from flf
i
.I u ri n g
.. that min
'?? ? doi.i from th? ordi?
? ??" i .?i..ni i \.
. . i ? i i.
iei ,
the sa
?... i gnd in lb?
? . arm; Itself - 1? Im ok?
? . ommendation
H ? , M.i
appro
\ Uni
? i? i )i
?
? ? >, ,
. uai ,
..... i . j
? ? , um i :? ?? ?i i? '??" i?
h- tilo Ist <'f Juli unless
unforeseen ??< itrs. This I? alioiil ell
montlu !?? foi ?? t .. i Im? |? omis? ?l bj the
? nsin? i
We are now n< ? %h th< compl
? canal i.? m ?k? it Imperativ? I) n< i
that I? rri-l . tlon ? hould b* Bn0ct?sd
t" n> tb' method bj ? hi? h ihe canal hall
ilnialned ai"i controlled an?i the none
toy ? ? n?'l The iacl ' thai lo .11 then
toi Lu?, by aui s bleb
the I'; 1 r|d? nt In main! lining -1" go?, em
menl bf ihe tone ?Such aulhoritj ^m
given i" an amei dment lo the Rpnonei
,?.i. ? hlcli <? 1 pu e i 1 1 ? termi ol II
? r r. . egn Sin,-?
time the so - 1 ? -. ? ? 1 ? - ? 1.
nndei the #?'i^ i< ? ?>f ?i .-> utorne) 1 ;? n
- ii in the ab en? ?? of a? tlon by ' 'on
there Is n an ItnHie.l h?i
Fhorttj ? ?1 ihn pat l of th? ,:" ? 'live ,r>
maintain .? government in a territoi
ahl? h he hs 1 to ?? that th? las
led The fact dm we
8>,,o 11 ? gel Htonk ?i n ins nu?"'
'.mi daj "' consti u? 1 Ion r Ithoul
'anon expreseiy formulating the sove n
menl of th? -one or delegating th<? > 1t ?
Hon "t it t.. ? he (?'?"? id? "i 1 not 1 ?
for supposing H ?' e? ma) ?.?ontlnue Ihe
?-um? kind of ? government ifter th?
ttruction I finished The implied authoi
Itjr ..| the Presiden! to maintain n civil
'.,.n be derived
;?- en him
in the ?" Igt nal fill ? not ?? ' "' "' hich ,""
wsi ? ommanded t" build ?'"? ? anal, but
nly, ,"\\ th i? ' ? """ '"
he com] leted sud I?? be 1 H under .? per
man? nt mm 1!" re nngl 1 to ?v
vi?.. IP 1 ,1 toi ? authoi it' for It? 1 "z.i
lut Ion end ? I rim? "i
,.1 th? son?. s hl? ' ???' hold for Hi?
canal
1 full) .-or.' m- with the gecret n ? I w ai
ii," probl? m . ? Implj th? manage
m. ni ol ? 1-; ' it ?",1 not the
. ,,?. rnm? nl of ? [oe ?1 1 epubllc: that ?
?Ion mus? be dii 1 ctsd toward ' he su?
mee ?' 1 he c mal
, , mi? of rommerc , and 1 hat all pro? i
,,,,, .,,.- tb, government ??f tl oe? who
live within the sone should be subordin?te
to th? main purj 0 ?
The 7.. In !? ? Ions and ten
^ide. ?os 'i has ?' population of
v.... ,,?? 9Q.00II. bul SB soon si the work
,,- , nnsll u? tloi ompleted Ihe towm
mak ip thl 1.,;'.' ' HI I*
?.-,; ;i 11,1 , n'- omnaralIvelj fes
live? u .ii eon 1 in 11* their reside!
The control <>i then.ght t" approxi?
mate ??! mllltarv gov rnmenl 11
end two lu lie? of the peace will b?
it? ii nt to attend to sll the judicial and
lltigat? 'i biiain? m ther? Ii Wltl ?? fas
: lindara' ntal la* - ol Com
?hould be governed by the orders of the
1 ? ed through the W ir I >e?
p?riment, ss II la to-day. ?Provisions can
be made tor the guarantees of life, Hberty
: ropertj bul he) ond th"ce lb?
. nl should be that of a militar
ervatioi . managed Ii.in? ctlon ? Itl
great highway of trade.
Furmshinq Supplies and Repairs.
In mi Isst annual nm ssags I dis?
at lengt 1 ? ' 1 ? i" ' ?? govern
ment's assuming th? task of fumtsTiing to
.ill -.' |ps 1 hal use the canal, w
own navel vessels or others, the u
i-,i . osl and oil and ??? er nee? ?
a hich they mus? be 1 eplenlnh? ?1 eith?
I 1, or aiter pai Ing through the canal,
together with the dock facilities snd re?
pairs of every character, Thl? It '"
1 ,?n^iii wise ." .1" ' iroug
ment, !?? cause the
tiibllah for Itself, foi Itl own navs
eels, i.irjje depots end ?it do? ki and ware
I ?junes, and ti ? m mas eai II) be enli
id public using
r ? mnal ? easonabfe pi i<-' <- and n ? ?
talnty that there n ill be 1
between 1 fieee ? ho wl h lo avail 1 em*
. i su? h f..' Hit!?
T!ie Question of Tells.
1 renew in 1 f-omm? nrlaiinii W|
.. pe? 1 10 the tolls ol I ?? nanal I
limits which shall seem w .s? t.. Congres.?-,
,v,, , of "\ |i . '?di be given to tl s
Presid? nt. In 01 dei i" arrit ?? ai s prop? 1
conclu? Ion ther? mus? be soi
nientina. and 1 hii ? annol b< done u ? ?n?
not di legate ? ?
n ?et expeditious):
1 .m. vsi : confident thai the Cnlt
: 1 i,..r er 1 " rellevi fr? 1
paj in? ' I* an pai 1 of our shipping
that Congress deems wise We own the
cans?, it e a. oui mon? ? thai b :
We lisve t1 ? 1 '- ? ? 0 ? for Us
.st ? ? me t?
? very on?, but when we aie dealing a*lth
oui on n hit.- th? pi acute of
rmmenta ol 11 g ' own
mi ? ? . ? well ei tabjished in
?I Ilia? a St '? ? lolls,
an equivalent rei :?-. ion of toi le-, cannot he
1 eld t" be ? limlion in th?
t e . ans - T 1 practice In I ? Hue? 1 'anal
mal-e--- ihi" cleai 1 he experiment In tolls
t<, be mad? *?:? llie P esldeni would doubl
1 ? ' biird? n "i tolls
th?. coastvrlse trad? between th? Sl
and the Pacific coaats >-"nl<i beer without
preventing it: uxcfuliie? In ?
with the transcontinental railroads. ?"nie
,,t 1 .1 1 lilef reasons for building 1 ie canal
.\ iiS t,, . ? -i. ? ? ompet i Mon and to
?loser !"..-?? 1
problem It may t?e 1 ?
the to ?
1 ,'., no! ? ... ipie,
because I bellev? ? it tin
govei nmeiit wo I I ? 'anal
?.nebt to )? Imposed gradually bul cer?
tainly upo ' the n ."? and
. '
m tenl w ?th ' ? ? "Misent of the
world's trade through the canal and ??"
I w hich m was intended to
1 . . ..st and trade, we
ou c ' ; ' 1 'in-' f rom t h o cana I
tolls .i suffiraient amount ultimately to
meet ? !?? deb? whi? Ii we a ? ...
i" pa) the Inter? 1
The Philippine Islands.
In ? -1 ?? ' ' lo 1 ? Philip In? lently
??nil endation "i* the l
? ?i" War t tal th? aci of I
limiting Uie ii 1 ' may
'? urred bj tb? i'hiiip?vn-* ?government
for ; .nutructlon of public work
sed from $5,000,. to |l(,(.
The flnanc? ii govei nm? 1
? m eii.'ii: . maximum 1 urn
l toned i s ? 1 . 1 ?im
, Ihe amount "? i d? bt? dn? : "f oth? 1 -
I ei nm? nts with ni ml] 11
succci ? ? ? led the ex
tui " ol the 16 '" ?? '"" 1 the useful
provemeni "i th? hai boj ,?? . oth?r
?
?
1 ? I? of th? Phlllppli ? . and
.is? lo I'T?,'. id? for 1 n
? ? an?! oth? 1 n ho h
? Is ? ? ? it tl .-. alii Its,
/, m ..r the
pine 1 ?land
latlon h 1 uni
'? ?
, ? ? on "i th< ?
1 'Ich ?? ? directed ( iSt
? "? be sold in
... ? I for 1
?
onciuded H
?1 ,"i ob*
? ?n i" th
snd I expect t ? ?
1 return to th? p sctice 1 nd?
-. torne] Gen?
? ' ? ol the land 1.1
m? ? prom ?th
fund ? ? ..?-?, 0f
?.., ? . (hi 1 Of I
Isn?!
A t torne? Cenen .-, ,
.?n- and
? '/ ..n?: ihm th" land inint
. . ? . ? : . . |
"lldfl
t tstut? ' ' -i nothing.
IWO -i ' It) ill'".
; ;rn,l .-. ' ? ' inlmpr ? 1 n re?
mote provln? -1- thsi
posed of In bulk snd tl t th?
tb" limit
I offered
ten.,1,m nn?i lesson who hold them m
1
- - -..?H Harbsi
I ? 1 ?
? , "ii
Ing yeai I wish t? 1
?
:? 'i in
?
llmat Thl 1 . - ;
1 tlon m ,
I ?
? 1 ae# "i- in tin in tin
?
Rivi ; ' :' ' ? ? n ....!.?,!
1 ..
ib?- 1, ibll? ? r chante 0111
In 1 ,
I tin mi
i ?-.,'. that th?
Ih? i" '. ?
? :i\ ? r 1 ?.. Kai ? "Si 1...
to " W"
ehanne ' ? ?? 1 >?. ,.
"? . :i al I. ,1 Hire?
ngln? ? 1
11. em-nl In adopt? tl I
? i|x n?
ular Ii
'?> ?i.
?
built ales
th? riv? r?
in order 1
U , "I
City sml SI 1 ."i ? ?"?! .rdi ? .
feat thi-ii
?
? ? mi nd that th?
I'm ?..' . 1,11 nl I"
11 ? ominend? <i .i In ? complfi.1 ,
? "i,i, . ? ?? . - , ,,
? in 1 ,1
Lal<es to Gulf Watsi
?
1 i?
'? snd ?
1 I{m 1 in Ih? 1 .mit ,.' 1
1
1. . .
v h has i onsti ucted thr
.-i difficult and costly strstch of thh
?si. rwa and mad? it in .. ?? I of t1"
nation, and In \ tea of tl <? tact ? thai tha
lifople of Illinois have authorised Ihe ex?
pend I tin ? >.f fjn "?? ? ?" i.> ? si ' ? thi water
two mil? ? f'irtli... t?? Ltica, I
?.??I thai It |i flitm?: that this workshould
ippleinented by the government mm.I
Hut the expenditures reeomnicii<|e?l by tl"'
il hoard '?' ? ngli.i ih* a at? ''
from ITtlca to the mouth ?f the 111;
Rlv? ?? mad? m ?.n i ? - ? hl?'h,
?\iiii?-- providing ?. ?raterway foi l!"' "?
lion shmihl otherwise hen??ti1 that sta??^
lo ti?, fullest cxtenl I re? omme id ihsl
tho t, . m i of said epe? Isl l?oard
'?? engineers i.?.itlnued atad ?hat M be
empowered t<. reopen t*i*> question ol '?'
n ? itmi 'i nt Ihe lowei 11 lin oh K'' ? ' '? ??'",
to negotiate ??iih a ph?perly constituted
r...timr ion representing th? Btal? "' lW
n...-, ,".1 tr, nur??? ui'oti a plan for th"
Improvement of the lower Illinois Hn.r
gnd np^ri the extent to wMeti th* ITnlted
msy nrnpt-rii eo-operste with the
Btati .,; Illinois In securing th* conatm?
iion i.f ;i imvlgable waterwsj pom t.o, u
poi i to the mouth of the llllnoii RP " hi
conjunction uni. thr deveiopmenl ??
...-., , i,, i iint state bel ??? een i ocfc
..??' and i i . .
The Department of Justice.
I. ,?,r, ) 1 'I"!T1. . i?"'!? ' ?
thai ?m liaa i ubjeeted to ? lose M
i. tha h. ...m' ..t i he eli i ka ol
th? r? d? i si . nnrl . tl si ' ' ha
good many which dis? lose h regul ?
or dishonest? hill thai he has h??l t*Ofi ;
alderaMe difficult) in securing >?" effecllv?
it ion ?.i removed of the clerks thus
derelict t.ertalntj not nndulj preju?
diced against th. federal courts, i"it Ih?
fai t i ihit th? long and confidential re
latIon <? - i -ii grow " il of : ? ! ire t'.i
r . pan .>r the Jndg' .n-1 Ihe pre?
Hi ni |? mire i-" lit. th* I Sri of the
clerk are not calculated to secure Ih*
?tri? M . .i, allng b.' I ' ' ludge S Ith
. ? U In r. - | ? . ' In hi i. ??- ni?.! BC
.nt which assures In the clerk's .
d'iei a freedom from overcharges snd .
rarelessness. The relationship between th?
mil th? cl? rV mak. ?? h iingraHous
for gitembei ? of lite Ixsr t.nplaln of
the ? : i or department i samln*rn ;
n, -,. ih, ? i n^i him t.. be heard
. court, aint an order of removsl of j
Ind |ud| n ?m for '?i" ?'? covarj
..r r es sre in >om? ? ? ? luctantl en
tered ).v th* Itidge For thla reason '
m*nd ..'. amendment to the I i
hv the President shall be given
i., remos i the clerlt i for caus?
? ?,,. i ?on il - d noi Intei fera with the
licht o? Ige to ? ' ? ' h "f i
? him,
lu ||]\ i? -i meseagi I recommen?lad toJ
Congress ihr.? Il authorise th. paymeni of
dings or Jiidgm? nts of the ? 'ourl ol
Plalnri " t the Kn neh spolia ?
lion cat* Then i been no sppropi la
tton to pay ih?.-?? ludgmenta sin? a
Th. findings and ewi rda were obtain, ?l
after a very bitter fight, the government
succeeding in about "."? per eenl of ihe
The amount >>f lha awards ought,
matter of good r.iiih on ii:?- pari of ;
? ? ernment, be pa Id
Employers- Liability Con-mission.
The limitation af 'he liability of the
master t?? ml for pei son il lo?
in such .. ? ts i salon? d by his
fault has been abandoned In most rlvlllsed j
< ounl ' lea ind i.Islon made ??? hereby the j
empl.n in ? ; In ' ?? ? ourse of his cm- i
plovm*n1 >v compensated for his Issi of
ng ability Irreapectlve of negligence.
i ,., in? I pie upon a hi? i au? h provision
i .r ? Identsl Injui les to \
? orki mod? 'n Induetr*. a Ith Its
\.,-t complexity and initient dangers arts?
ng froi.mpl Icated ma? id th?*
use ol r ii great f. - of steam and elec?
tricity, Bhould be regarded as risks of the
liiduatrj and iho loss borne m soin.- equl?
proport .n h 'n. s io r?>r thelr
owi profil en gag? therein h? recognition
..r thla the lasl Congress Authorised the
, ppointmenl of r? commission to Investi?
I its tl ?? i ii.i.'. i "i ? mployera' llbillty atid
workmen'i compensation and t.? report I a
' sir In? estlgatlons, through tl a
nt, lo i tongi.-: This eommli
pointed an? ? a ork, hold?
ga, % it . : ing dats and consld
_ the subject, and it is expected \\ i 'I
be able to report bj the first of the rear,
? t with the provtatons of the
la? [j hoped and expected that the
commission will suggest legiglatlon which
will enable nh to r"" in the place of tl a
pre ent itaaleful end sometime*, unjual
? , of enaplo ? i s' llstlll y a plan of
nsation which will afford some n
iiin and definite relfel to all employes
who sre ii the course ol
ployment In t lose Industries ?rhlch a?e
mihl?ei io ihe regulating power of Con?
To Prevent Law's Delays.
In pi omol Ion ol thi movement i or t *
i ,..ri ?.f r]r \n\ gnd nnii. ' ?
in litigation, T mi glad lo say thai the
i erne Court has taken stepi to reform
. ?? preaenl equit; rulei of Hi?? federal
ind thai we mai In the near fut?
lire expect .? revision of ismu which will
bes lone step In the right direction.
Tin? V roer lean Bar Association ha*
nmended lo Congress s?*vera1 bil?.- es
. - . ocedui '-. one ol a hich has ai'
ised * ? i louse unanimoualv,
iarj ?>. i r?i i This directs i bal no
d h? s. t asid, or revi
.?? nea trial grsnt'ed inless it appeara to
the court, after an examination of the
reuse, that the error complained of
In uriousl; affe? ted t lie substantial
? . : ? ? parti? ..n'l also provide?!
for t i? submission of Issues <<f fa.?t to a
. ing questions of '??" for sub
s< .in? ? - ent and di cisi?n, i hope
' !i will pass the Senate and become
. f.n it miii simplify the procedure ?it
la?
An..; i? bill to amend i "ha? i.-t 11 e the
I idicial Code, in order to avoid errors In
iu ???s presented by the -aim- asso?
ciation snd one enlarging the jurisdiction
Suprema four! o us to p? rml I thai
Court ?... ?..mir ? 0)
? - ? ' ni "rhl ght or title Is
? ! undfT the Constitution, or any
treat; ol thi i 'nit? .1 State .
? the de In the ? oui I below
i I ? ... tltl/? ,,r |n
o? Bo1 h i hese measui ? - a ?? In i be
? ..f lustica snd ould be pa
The Po?,toffice Der.artment.
At . . ? e present admin
11)9 1 . .... al sei vie* mus in
to I extent of $17.475,770 '7. it
Tiiicb the lar???---! defli-it on rec?
a? ?? two yeai I
uto a ? ? ?
tieen a<*co Ithoul cui -
? ' ? po tal fact 11 ties, .??- may
Ihe fact
d?
i t.i the lervlce
lu t ??? ?itl? I ? a i lirai i oute i
? i. . .?? ei Ing fO.OOO
employ? an been In -
is? ? ? ? ? more i
: '
? i| ?
: . xp< riinentally
? ? ? ? ? and t? n Itorie After
dl operali? i
I as
? . ". ea ol Ihe III t,
third .-In? ? . eonatltuting the
ntlal grad i< Ihe < nd ol the
..ii ..t these a 111 ha\??
? ;? ? Ignsti .i and then th? sysli m > Hi
b* *xt< nded to al tofficea
doing ? mone; ordei busli
In ?electing p? torn? ? foi dt pw toi i< a
?
Rly those ofl
itlsl to the
? ? ? ? gnated Wltli
tfoii from |
' ? ? .
. ?? n ,?
Th? a ?*ith the
? '? lein v mounting '"
<? ??....?
?
? lui; and
opera!
total of f 11 Till
l ? ?. ?? i ? *-?! among 2.* i? bsnl nd p
In !? ?I I ind? ' ? oml ilepo '
:rer of the I'nlted Sia'.
? ? in? llSid adopted I . on
. ?
ami ?? ??ii.iiii ? aill?
I ostuffl. ?
i n< d? iwrtmenl < 'omi i I
?
and k.. ,. j
h? . n ral ..Hi . . ount !
? ;. p.i Itnr. tl
i '.Bl .0
i.mu tration
ii i
?
m. lud* fi
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on ? ' ?
i al
: ? .. .lui. !
I, 1911, . hi an ounl of d< po*ll ? k< bang? ?!
'? ???? ? ,i !?ni. mon -. p.
? ? m ... ihe total >. .r landing ? ei tltieate
..i d? po ?i on Jim' *?. of thin .ad
a of 11.120 In .?.>iii...ii fui m
I i ? .. ? i ? ?; foi in.
Parcels Post Advocated.
Si? i ? '...ni.I i. taken .i.. ? ? i ???
1 : i ? i.i of g rural pa reel |...
.. ?? appropi lal.- i
Hint? nan. a ..f ihe pool il
ng n . ..i .i, n. .
b**n Inserted 1.i tin
\ i ....... . nnii- hing .
? ? : i..i i ural mail route? n ? a? li ,.*
. In estlgatlon ha ? m-' tor li .
i h? IIH..I .' ?tabllshm?
? i ai i ..ii ui po t .m ail rwllwa)
1 "..' i..... pin IsIloi.Kl
ii- ' . . thai i?. . Ill? min .1 . \
..? est?bil hint 11 ? tern .? ? .i.
and lh< n ? n f-.ii . i
i on m. ' n ? ?il i...i uni)
? . nu .i |i
. ?? i i ? a : i i ? ihsl ?? 'ii i.?
m m /. ,i m | ? ?..,.,.
.
u i hop? d thai i ? ill authm
Ih I Of M hm.
i.>i lli ?i i in al .' > ? ?
I? i? d in m i.In, . ?.i i. il< || |
.... a ? i
ceedlng i-le'.n pounds, which : tb? weight
limit f<?r ihe international parcels post, or
ai ib" i oaloRlce from ? hich : u< h rout?
amen?tes, or on another route emanat'ng
rr.iin the Mme ofll? ? 8u? h pn llmlnai ??
-. ?r\ ?'?" will i. i ? .. " the waj for Ihe mors
thorough snd comprehensive Inqulrj ?"01
lemplated In a-Kinu for the appropriation
mentioned, enable u s department to g in?
definite Information concerning ihe prae
llcsl Operation o( s general ?? leni snd at
Ihe Mme inn? extend the beneitt ol the
servi? " lo s els of i>?"i le i .'"?' ' M
other , .ire .[,'?, lall] 'tl tieeil ,,!' ||
The suggestion that we he'
pan-els po.t ha ? awekengsl greet opposl
tlon "n th? pert ol some who llilnk lbs I
?t will ha? Ihe effect tn deatroj lb?
ii-t> nt the ...a.,ii? torekeeper fi ' '? '
of dniiiE thl?. I I hink th.ange will
?jr? atl) In? reai e hu llie . for Ihr t?
.?f ah Th? ri du? lion In II.if ??' I" ???*
it will bring about ought to make if com
Ing ' "' Is In
The Navy Department.
On J last i rey I? w< d the light?
ing fie? I ol battleships und othci '
bh ,i m \. ?? \ .a i-, n ?i i".i. . oneletlng
i sttlesbips, 2 si mor? d ? I
,i. ?,,, pi . 12 torn? do i"1 ?' -
? ni mai Ii.i oth? ' sil? ".bu?? vessels.
making M reaseli ol all classes, ol ?? '"''
i tap ,.t .,??,.?.;i lona. Those who saw ih<*
ib , i a-er? airiiek nit h it- preparedness and
with it hlfh mlHtsr) efficiency \n M"-''
leans should he proud .?r its personnel
The fleet ?? sa in net* nl in the numlx "'
t..r|i. ?).. destroyers, in rrulsers snd Ii ,,:
Hers, ? well - - In Isrge battleship ci nl ? re,
? hlfh ar? n ? be.ing i rerj Impoi lant
feature of foreign naviea, sotabl) l ? Brit
Il h, ' lerman and Japani i
?i he building plan for this year ? ontem?
plates two battleships and m.
This It ;?? eau ? the othei and small' ?
? l i an b? built much i?'..ie rapidl) I"
csse ol emergcnc) than the battl?
mu? we certaTnl) oukIii i" continu? the
pollc? "'' two battleships s year until aftei
the Panama ? anal I? finished and Until I"
our first une and In our reserve ?in? w< ? in
number to available vessels ol proper ar?
main. Hi and I/-'
The reorganisation or th? na ? ) and th?
appointment ? i four aids t.. th?
liave continued to demonstrate their uae
? i- ? - it would b? difficult no? t.I
mlnlster the sffairi of th? navy without
Ihe expert ?? ?unael snd sdv. ol these aid*.
.m.i I renew the recommendation which '
mad. last year, thai the aidi b? recog*
nlsed bi statut
? ; i..in that th. na vj. a II h Its i?r< -
?ni .-i/. . should have adm?rala In active
command higher then rear admirals The
recognized grades m order arc: Admiral
..I the fleet, admiral, vice-admiral and rear
admh .il. ( ?m great battleship fi?
manded bj a rear admiral, arlth foui other
rear admirals under his orders. Thll
as ii ahould he, and when questions ol
.-. don? ? hi ;.-?? betwi en oui lavai officers
and ih"-. of Kuropesn navle the Ameri?
can reai admiral, though In command of
ten times the force ol s foreign vice-ad?
miral, muai yield precedence to th? latter,
8 ich r i absurdil j ought noi to pi????. all,
snd i? can be avoided by the creation of
two or Due,, positions of fiai rank above
i liai of rear sdmli al
I attende?! tin opening "f the new train?
ing school at North Chicago, III., and am
fcia<i to note ih-- opportunlt) which this
gives for drawing upon young men of the
count o from Im . Interior, from Farms,
stores, shop? snd offices, which Insures a
high sversge of Intelligence and charsctcr
among them, and which Ehey showed In
the very wonderful Improvement In disci
I ll ? and drill ? hi.-ii onl) .i few shoi t
w?. Km pr?s? ne? at the nsvsl station had
made
i Invite your attention to the considers*
tl? n "f the new system of detention and of
punishment for army and nai
men which hau obtained In Oreal Britain,
and which hai made greatI] foi the better
control of the men W? should adopt a
similar s) stem here.
Like Hie Treasui i I* pertm? nt nd the
War Department, th? Navy Department
has given much attention t.onomy In
administration, hh.i has cut down a number
ol untie, easarjr cxpenaes and reduced II i
estimates except for construction snd I
In? r. as.- that thai Involv? -.
i arge upon Congress the necessity f??r|
an imine'iiai" Increase of 2.?"T0 men in the
enlisted strength of the navy, provided for
In Ihe estimates Pour thousand moi
now - ' eded to man ail ih. available v? <
sal
There are In the service to-day
l?.750 ? nlisted men ??t all rating
f'areful computation shows thai In April,
lt'12, 19,111 men win be required foi vessels
ii commission, and 3,600 apprentice seamen
should be k? pi under training st all llm?
Abolition of Navv Yards.
'i. e Secretar*? of the Navy hai recom?
mended the abolition or certain of the
mailer and unnecessary na? ami
in order to furnish a. complete and compre?
hensive report has ?referred the qus itfon of
all navy yards to the jolni board ol the
.un end navy. This board will shortly
make Hi report and t]to decretar) ot the
N'svy advises me tb.it his recommend
on the subject win ho presented esrly in
the coming year. The mensura o? economy
contained in ? proper hand ling of this sub?
ject I- so great and so Importa il to the
Interests of the nation that i shall present
n to Congress is ?< separate subject apart
fro i my annual message. Concent
, ? the nee ssary work for naval veas
a few navy yards on each coast ?: s vital
Ity If pi ?.tier economy In government
Itur? to be attain ??
Til. Beeretnrv of Ihe Navy Is
i unify the various corps of Ihe navy to
ih?- estent possible and tliercbj stimulate
\ apiril as distinguished from a corp
spirit in thl h< has my warm support.
.Ml officers are to h> naval officers
end specialists afterward. Thia means
thai officers will takr up si les I
deity, such sa ordnance, construction or
engineering. This |g practically what la
done now, only some of the ipe? lall is, like
tb?' pa? oftl? ei < and nsvsl ? ?
sre nol or th? Un? 11 Is pi oposed to i
them an of tin line
\n combetent corps should ohviously be
of I he Une Th tau - amalgam?t?
he pay offlcei - and also tho ? en
ri m the technical work of producing
Inlshed ship Thl Is at pr? ent the
rlth the ?Ingle exception of the naval
constructor*, whom n Is now proposed lo
I le ?Uli the. line.
Council of National Defence.
I urge again upon Congress ?he de
sirsblllt ) ol ? : lablli bins th? ? oiincll ol
national def? n? i The bill lo i stabllsh thii
council was i" fore Congress Isst srlnter,
I , pi d that tttls legislalIn
riming the present session. The pur
. i| i i.up II is to determin? l ' i
il pe ol national defene? and to
recommend to Congress and to ihe Presl
such meaaures relating t.. || as 11
? hail ii.i m nevesaai j and ? x ped? cm
So such machiner) i now provided by
s hich ihe readlnei ? of the grmy and
may belmpi.d ?and th< programmes
ol militar) and ?naval re?i ilr? m< nt - ?hall
i.-ordlnat? d snd propei ' scrutlnlz? 1
with a view lo il?* ne?, 'in. ot the whole
Iher than
: lenti
j oi ? he h ol mal ?
ai?' pending : dl posed ol In
ih" agricultural ?tepartment and In the
Department of Labor and Commerce, I
i. f. i to i hi very excellent reports of the
s. ? ,> t..,'k - oi those departments I --bill
not be able to submit to Congress until
after the Christmas holidays tl
ol conservstlon of our resources arising
m Alaska snd th? West snd the qu? -
yi ih? rsti foi -? ' "i"i class mall matter
in the Pootoffl . i?. partment
? i ?? |aw does i ol requli ? i It? tuhmiseion
of the ?reporta ol the commission on ? oi
on y and efllcleni i until I '? ??? mb ?r St. 1
shell therefore not i? oble to lubmil ? r?
i ori of il"- ?"rk of that ? i until
?no saeemhllng "t < ongress after tip- boll?
i hat s Slread? ? dvo? I 'en in i
",. usage the adoptloi "t a cl\1l i r
\ i.-, ri-t'i em? m si? m, with a coliti :
i - , 11 ?,. jo II n is to ri du? ? t" ?' minimum
.i m ih? government of pensions
m be |..|.. \fi? a I? r< fled
;? m v? ry mu? Ii o| posed to a pens
? ont rib itton fi om th? em?
i Cilnk ni' e> n? m ?.f """
? ' lailliee this view but Ilia erj Ing
dt) f"r '-.im? urli contributoi ?
I? .n. a nt? i", sllilj .? pi ? III "? "i "
? order lo ? " er 11 ? ? Initial
t th? lem ? ' ?
i in ..mi ibutlons at' a? ' nmulatlns
? tnlfest ?m every side. Nothing will
so much promoti 11.nom| ?no ? tl
gov? nmeni ??
tern
Extension of Classified Service.
i s/tsh i? renew sgaln m: recom?
l... || nftl
?. -m In luding coll,' loi
? ? ?? ? nue coll? ? t"i -? of cu torn pos! mast? i
??t .?n t.laa - Immlgi.i ? ?mini
-'" ? i ?. m.i. a.11 . Iiould i"- b) 11 <\
? ? i ? ?i ?. t lie claaained service, tl
foi . iinflrmattoti In ihe Keimte i.?
? i and ih? PreaMenl snd the othei s
? ? i now tak? u up in dii tribut Ing
. una i I? - m that
in? i" ginning oi th go?
? i nm. ui in ?i.. ordanee mho the n om
? alai Ion "i ' In ?X? natoi md Cougi
? ?i th? ma i?" II) party, ihould i>. rel
from ih ? burden i am ? ont i i ihsl
a "hani:, ? . nbl great I) i .?In. . '
-? . a,, n.- government, and that "
:., H .a,,,., |l
??? "iii.i lake aw .,? the power lo us? ll
i-..''niiagi ol lb? goveinnient fui pollileal
i m pom - tl hai oflli ei -- .n ? r? i?ommeliili d
1 nngi ? '"? i I oni political
molli. ,,i"i for ? "in.' ii .-i \ |., - ,. ...i --. .i
'? lo , M" ' i i hai ehll
office ? ," sppointeei will not regard Iheli
i, ,i, j,. ||(ii ni upoi
? ?-"i?i? i'.i politics ?"? th< Ir pat?on
nd ".. i. gulatlon how**? ?
?<:i privent this, bceaus? u?h regulation
of Ib? n?' I hod and no <li ' . r.. ? b ?
in, .m latent and d<
? .t
>\ II.1.1 V\l 11 I .Ml
Th? u 'm. lu.n - 11,. ;i pa :
SUNDAYS Nf_w YORK TRItUNI
Mailed anywhere m the Umled State)
lei |2 M -i year.
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PERFUME ODOR SETS 1
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Beautiful Parisian Cases covered with silk ?nd
\ tapestry, [ntended for handkerchief or clove
t boxes. Many different combinations of Perfume,
Soap, Powder, Sache, and Toilel Unter. Priced
accordiog to sissc and the number of articles, from
is:.50 to $30.00. Elegant and " unusual."
I FRENCH IVORY
is greatly-fancied today forjhe dressing table. We
! are showing an attractive, lar^e assortment with
many novelties. All are priced specially. Mono
cran?s and cresta executed in color.
FINEST TOILET ARTICLES
' of every description .'ire shown at the Perfumery
! Counter in all our.stores, including Brushes, Combs, ;
Manicure and Travellers' Sets, Sponges, Ctamois, ;
I and other useful things for Xmai Oifts. j
PARK & TILFORD
Fifth Avenue & 26th Streci And seven Bran? h Btona
TIFF FIGHT IN HOUSE '
Skirmish Precedes Battle Which
Will Begin After Recess.
REPUBLICANS GAIN POINT !
Board's Report Ordered Printed
Without Editing by Ways
and Means Democrats.
Washington, ?"" -' Flesrw than one
i idn .1 msmbers of the Hnaaa m?*t ta day.
ordered the printing <>f ih<? full report of tt a
Tariff Bosrd. which *as? opposed by i|f,mn
???.it.- ,?eeterdny, and adjourned far ti ??
Chrlstmaa holiday* The House ?rill meat
again os Januar] I, and from that date the
lower body win be the atags of ?? constant
fight orar tariff n. vision.
The Republican members gained a partial
victory to-day, srhen Clialiisaii Underwood
of the trVraya and Hanns Committee moved
that the report of the Tariff Hoar?) be gent
direct to the Public Printer and that it be
printod without "editing*1 by the Demo?
cratic Ways .m.! Henna Committee. In the
absence ?f Mr indcrwood yesterday Rei>
raaentsttve Randall and other majority
members of n.imtotttse propoaad thai
tli?. voluminous report be ???nt to the Ways
?.nd Means Committee, "in order thai :t
may be determined what is printable." Bap?
?- antatlvea r.rn". Mana and Cooper ob?
jected ?<> the attempted censorship, assert?
ing that the country, as asafl aa the mem?
? f the HOUSS, h.?d a right to examine
the entire i> poi t
Mr. Underwood attempted to-dsy Is maKe
gmendg for rue Btt*stegte aatl-publldty
blunder of hi? majority CollengUSa at'd
promptly obtained the adoption of ? r?solu
t on to print all tha data rsgbtsdtted by the!
board, covering t.678 typewritten page?, ax-1
.?i irive of map:- and charts. Tim minority, I
however, could not obtain the privilege of
printing additional copies or tiie n port for
general distribution.
\ lather amiisltiK COllOQUy SOSttlTad be
tween Mr, Underwood and Reprreeeatatlve
Payne, author of the existing lariff law
"I think the Drnionata ran safely agree
to ?he printing .>f the full report.' Bald Mr
Underwood. The President's megggga and
[the Tariff Board report ahow that the arool
tariff should he t ? du.ed In a. oorcxut -r>
; he D?mocratie plan?- "f ia?t seeslea
"They do not," retorted M I .
-p snd 1 s report ibow ti,.-- ? .-.
m th.- CnderWOOd hill weif !;??' ta ' ? eSd
that the cut was f'"? -roat As for ?
I have Hl**>a>s (?entended that ? ??
gchedul? K should be reduced.
the Indiscriminate rates arai ?asai
L'ussas good MU. i hope the Democrat
Secant tin leport BS It |S ?lid ??',?' ? -t
bill accordingly. We -hall wglt and
Reading from the message M Psjrs
Mi. Underwood wen ais?. saaMc t.. ag li?
as to a bother the ?Presid? st had ? o
glj tor ad ralorem duties g weg sad
woollen manufactures Mr. t rider weed la?
terpreted the message to -ntan th..
President favored ad valorem dutte.. WMh
Mr. 1'aytie sbOWTSd that the BSesSSg
forth the advantages of Sp?cifie, COIM
snd ??I valorem duties, Mr. Underwood Ii
dared, however, that the Daaaaerati
Sgaln prsssnl a measure on an ad "...
for hoth raw an?) man ifgctnied WOti
?if the Democratic iMc gets sny conufen
from tins report, it is welcome to It, *>?;
Mr. Payne
"There caa'l be anything 1. ,t eomferi 1
it tot the Democratic sale," replied Mr
Underwood
FIND ADULTERATED TAPER
New Standards Adopted at Government
Printing Office.
Washington?. ?Dec, a ?Dis?
Joint commit te,, o? ?'oncrcs* on r>-lntxr
that '"adulterated" paper had hern ?am
for years In the Government Printing ?^tn-?
to-d?y i?d to the snnovneement of ? am
plete new s.-t Of sla?dfl-ds The ad ,|t*r??'
s a.?4 sccompltshed b) th? substttunes of
r the niore substantial wo d 0- ?r
tihres. leading to the grave f?->tr tr.it MSI
of the printed records of the fOfflRMMH
will crmnhle ntid bcCOSBS nnre-idav le la '? "
than a century,
in the new rtpeeMcations th? u?- cd
and mineral filler i* .-lpcelv r??tr'et'd Tr?
committee was told that the u?? of day Is
excess "i* pflntlng requirements ?^ beM
to be <* dellbei ste adult? :
cheapening the co?-.?. to the msnufi
snd lessening ihn durability.
In? hided for tbS rir.-t time ;n the a:
of pap?t 1 hs government wlH buy
year will be Um\M*M pound? of news
paper. A lar*? quantity of trite tcIII h?
used in printing Congressmen'! si -
the comlne ?-amnnlsn vest a? m-'ib*??
themselves hav? to na- for th? 1 Ii ting ?-'
their speeches 'n pamphl?t forn.
LINCOLN
The Central Figure in ? Story
in Our Prize Competition
There will be four prize entries in our next Sunday
Magazine, and the leading place lias been given to ?
powerful story by MARY RAYMOND SHTPMAN
ANDREWS, called 'COUNSEL FOR THE DE?
FENCE." In this the great commoner plavs the leading
role as the lawyer for the defence in a murder tfisU
The story is the eighty-ninth entry in our $10,000 contes'
Three other entries in the competition will appear in the
same number. They are: ?
A Step on the Stair
Bv OCIAVI 111 ANT ?
The Gentlemen's Club
By KATL LANCLLY BOSI?LR
and
Prince Charming
By LDWARI) SALISBURY MELD
Also there will be
Our Illustrated Song
?Home, Sweet Home." by John Howard Faync The illustration n
from a painting by Chase Emerson. ?
Carolyn Wells contributes a clever little ?ketch. "The Night Before >
Christmas": Foxcroft Davis tells about tamous Speakers of trie t
House; James B. Connolly concludes his two-part story. L?I"j ?
ship 67"; and Samuel Hopkins Adams gives us anothei line instai- ^
mem of "The Great Game." t
IN Till-. NKXT *
Sunday Magazine
OF THE
New-York Tribune

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