Experience is the last twenty-five
years, the speaker declared, has
shown that while the people may be
aroused to sound and high thinking
and their legislative and executive of
ficers try tQ carry out their- pUrp6se,'
yet thai the whole f&ovement for
good may come to naught "because
certain judges, certain courts are
steeped in some outworn political or
social philosophy and totally misap
prehend their relations to the people
and to the public ^eeds," He con
tinued:
"I ll&VS the Very highest regard, th£
highest respect and admiration for the
judiciary. I believe the courts have
rendered our people incalculable serv
ices. I'criticise the decision of judge's
only by adopting as my own the lan
guage used about these same decisions
by the highest judges in the land by,
for instance, the present chief justice
of the United States, ,,Mr. Justice
White by Mr. Justice Holmes by that
great and upright servant of the peo
ple, the lamented Justice Harlan by
the supreme court of the state of Iowa
and the supreme court of the state of
Washington. I have never taken .a
position in advance of that taken by.
Abraham Lincoln."
CITY IS SHELLED
TROOPS LANDED
Benghazi, Tripoli, Bombarded
by the Italians..
Benghazi, Tripoli, Oct. 21.—The Ital
ian fleet under Rear Admiral Aubrey
bombarded this city and landed 4,000
men, who, after a brisk battle, occu
pied a portion of the town. The great
er part of the /troops camped oh the
beach. The Turks refused to surren
der. and made a stubborn resistance.
