The Richmond climax., November 19, 1913, Section 2, Image 3

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Section 2
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40lh YEAR
RICHMOND, MADISON COUNTY, KY., WLDNLSDAY, NOVLMBLR 19, 1913
NO 13
PLEA IS FOR III
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DEMOCRATS SAY THE COST OF
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEMPT TO
LIVING CANT BE EXPECTED
TO DECLINE YET.
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ARIFF ALONE NOT ENOUGH
Wilson Believe Other Measures WIN
Reduce Prices In a Year Solution
of the Problem Admittedly the Key
to Power.
By GEORGE CLINTON.
Washington. By force of the new
tariff law is the Cost of living to be
reduced? Some of the Democrats in
Washington apparently desire that
the country shall -believe quickly and
fully that the Underwood-Simmons
bill cannot be expected to bring down
the price of things until It has been
in operation for at least ten months or
a year.
The Democrats, while they do not
seemingly believe that the tariff alone
will make a great difference in the
cost of necessaries, are hopeful that
other bills which they Intend to enact
Into law, coupled with the tariff, will
bring material relief to the consumers
of the country. It must be left of
course to time to prove whether the
Democrats are. right or not. President
Wilson seemingly Is convinced that in
a year things will not cost as much
as they do now.
Leaders of the three parties togeth
er claim, or admit, whichever way
you choose to put it, that the political
organization which can present the
best plan to bring down the high cost
of living will be the one to get control
of the house of representatives next
year and of the presidency two years
later. The Democrats are In power
and If they have a plan to make liv
ing cheaper they can put It Into effect
!f they want to. In the early days
the party made definite promises that
the tariff would turn the cost cutting
trick, but now there is a little hedg
ing on this proposition and the prom.
lse is that when the anti-trust laws
are In force next year prices will
drop so that the consumer can hear
them.
Opponents Are Satirical.
Some of the opposition party mem
bers In Washington are asking the
Democrats why, if their antl trust leg
islation is to accomplish such high
deeds of service to the people, it is
necessary for various official bodies
to be studying other means of reduc
ing the cost of living. The agricul
tural department today Is trying to
solve the problem and men have been
sent abroad to study agriculture and
marketing methods over there with
the hope that the result of their stu
dies may bring relief over here. Nat
urally the opposition party men are
satirical. They say that perhaps the
Democrats hope to cut the prices of
living In half through their anti-trust
legislation and then to wipe out the
other half through the solving of cer
tain agricultural problems, thus bring'
ing the consumers of the country to
the blissful condition of men and wo
men who can get everything they
want for nothing.
One of the salient facts as It ob
trudes Itself In political circles In
Washington Is that the leaders of the
three parties maintain that the high
cost of living is the big problem of
the day, and each party virtually
seems ready to admit that ascendency
will come to or be held by the politi
cal organization which presents a plan
which appears to the people to be ade
quate to the occasion. Of course the
Democrats say that their tariff and
their anti-trust legislation must be
given time to prove the virtues which
are claimed for them. The people
probably will be wiring to do this and
will not lay the crime of incompetency
up against the Democracy until a year
or so has elapsed, when If eggs are
still fifty cents a dozen and butter forty-five
cents a pound, and clothes $40
a suit, there may be an attempt to
change the existing political order on
the ground that the next condition
can be no worse than the existing
one, and that perhaps It may be bet
ter.
Will Wages Drop AlsoT
Both Progressives and Republicans
seem to think that there may be some
little drop In the cost of things as a
result of the Democratic tariff legl
latlon. The Republicans are certain,
and some of the Progressives feel "In
a less degree likewise," that If the
present tariff law does bring a reduc
tion In prices it will also bring a re
duction In wages. It was not long ago
that the senate appointed a commit
tee to Investigate the causes of the
high prices of living. Mr. Lodge of
Massachusetts was the chairman of
the committee, which, was dominated
by Republicans, What might have
been expected happened. The main
feature of the report turned In was
that the tariff had not h Ins to do with
keeping prices up.
It Is definitely known that President
Wilson and bis Democratic friends In
bouse and senate are hoping and per
haps praying -that out of the legisla
tion which the party now In power
has enacted or intends to enact some
thing will come which will cause
prices to drop without making 'wages
drop with them. The high cost of
living Is still the chief matter of coo
cern to the leaders of a party who for
personal and public reasons want to
keep that party In power. The key
to the problem lies somewhere, and
men of three different party faiths are
searching, each hoping that he may
be the one lucky enough to find a.
ASK ADMITTEDLY DIFFICULT
Wilson 8oon to Tell Congress His
Plans for Breaking Up the Great
Corporations Without Harming the
Country's Prosperity.
By GEORGE CLINTON.
Washington. President Wilson Is
studying the trusts. In his annual
message to congress or as soon as
currency is out of tne way. ne win
recommend that the old time condi
tions of business competition be re
stored In this country. Attorney Gen
eral McReynolds is at work on anti
trust law suggestions. Other mem
bers of the cabinet will have ready
thoughts of their own on the sub
ject when the time, already nearly,
at hand, shall come when Mr. Wilson
must formulate his recommendations
on a matter which Democrats say will
test -the law making abilities of his
administration as neither the tariff
nor the currency can.
The president's task is In a sense
the remaking of a nation of shop
keepers and small manufacturers. He
has said publicly that competitive con
ditions of the old kind can be restored
and that it falls to the lot of the Dem
ocrats to do the restoring. The dyna
mite of a new law is to be placed at
the foundation of some big concerns
and they are to be broken into inte
gral parts, all of them small, "without
Injuring the Industries which they
have housed and promoted, and with
out harming the prosperity of the
American people."
There are Democrats. Progressives
and Republicans ready enough to ad
mit that the old competitive condi
tions was an ideal one to foster Inde
pendence In business, and to promote
that interest In affairs which the small
business man or manufacturer with
his work at stake always must feeL
There, are Democrats, Progressives
and Republicans, however. In congress
who seem to think that the adminis
tration will have hard work to bring
back by the mandate of law the condi
tions of the days that are gone.
Leaders Admit It Is Big Task.
The Democratic leaders naturally
fear that if they fail In antitrust legis
lation the good which they say will
come from their tariff and their cur
rency laws, may possibly avail them
nothing at the next election. They
look at same of the great corporations
as they exist today and "feel publicly'
and "say privately" that to break them
Into small parts and to set each partic
ular part against the other with pros
perity for all is a task big enough to
test the. ability of any man and any
party.
Shortly the president's recommenda
tions for anti-trust legislation will be
given to the public. There are more
than rumors in Washington that in
the attorney general's office, although
perhaps not shared by the attorney
general himself, there is a feeling that
the administration would do much bet
ter if it would attempt a regulating
rather than a disintegrating policy,
Regulation la the proposal of one of
the opposition parties. A resolving
Into competitive parts is the policy of
the administration, and probably will
be the announced policy of the con
gressional majority which Is now In
power. Compromise will mean a glv
lng way to the proposals of the enemy.
Separation Into parts, some of the
Democratic leaders seem to feel, may
moan business disaster. Mr. Wilson
la said to have no such fear.
Must Conserve Prosperity.
The administration, naturally, tor pa
triotic as well as political reasons, de
sires that the new anti-trust legisla
tion shall restore competition while
also conserving prosperity. Attorney
General McReynolds is at work on sug
gestions for the new law bearing in
mind constantly that while It is In
tended to be a breaking law It la al
so Intended to be a making law. The
Democrats fear of course that In dis
solving the big corporations, prosper
ity may be dissolved. They say they
think It Is possible that by drastic
methods old time Individual trade ri
valry can be restored, but some few
of them are fearful that the means
used may be such as to react on the
party which uses them. Admittedly
the coming anti-trust legislation Is .a
difficult subject, one to be handled
delicately and to be looked at from all
corners and sides before a final draft
of the law Is made.
A Republican administration separ
ated some of the big companies into
their original constituent parts, but
there are no Republicans In congress
today who have been willing to go
on record as saying that competition
has been restored. The Democrats
say that the Republican law did not
complete the actual separation of the
corporations Into parts. The Progrea
sives have declared for regulation of
big business by means of a board sim
ilar to the Interstate commerce com
mission. Some of the administration
Democrats and some Republicans
seemingly are inclined to believe that
some kind of a compromise may be
made by the present administration
between regulation of the big compa
nies and their actual separation into
units unconnected one with another.
President Wilson thinks he can-restore
competition without hurting busi
ness or laming prosperity. He will
tell the people In a message early In
the winter how he thinks It can be
done.
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