The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-09-01

IN ma iii1er
Its ocdA Hon. IN respect OF |arguTnent,
the srsp e. rare except ons. an
alteraatiGn evasion and assertion
scullion As to Its facts sc abounIs ia
|inacc tfAeies which, X accidental, are
inexplica BILE as coming from man
MaS hss Psrfgrmssa cred FSl tably M his
accustomed to Inconsistencies from. Mr..
Roosevelt. It has long looked upon him
as predestined and incorrigible accen-
trio: Ii has given up attempting to ex-,
himself. 1t is quite Impossible. whether
It twouldSbe, Worthwhile otherwise Or
nor, to nlake@an entirely, satisfactory
1lagnosis of civil service refOrmer in
partnership. with .Thomas~G. Plat: a
citizen a soldier who ridicules the yolun-
I teer;; -leaGer in battle who finds glory
IN being rescued from an ambush: a
nero VINO boasts of shooting fleeing
zoe IN the back; a candidate who plays
a aha poses 70 dslegates and galleries to
want: geDtleman who charges six
anu half MILLIONS of his fellow coun-
dGd, ao, with la*lessness. dishonesty
a nan,, + c9"a "a, a. statesman who.
grave questions in. economies and inniI-
ties swinging his partisan lariat, and
yelling like an intellectual Comanche.
-: 4 Few Quotations.
AS examples Of the evasiye stv,a
which conveniently, like Mr. Podsnan
sweeps away arguments too hard 10
answer. quote few expressions from
MT: ROOsevelt's speech.
There is little need: to argue against
Tree silver now"
IT hardly. seems worth while 10
waste any time upon what the Kansas
Giry people call imperialism and mill
What they say about Cuba and
Lotto R,co need not detain us for a
VT 1T is hardly necessary to discuss
following eS th say f,a ABOUT the Constitution
we cannot argue with them on this
| ploppoSitlon Q.e. the danger of militar-
| tsnI because no serious man believes
| they assert -"
Some Illustration.. -.
In illustration of the assertiye meth
~ c;ts as 49,; substitute for argument. shall
| afterlstic specimens among legion
| ne declares that the success of the On.
position elon in 1896 would have PRODUCED
home It % %oai9y ba fearful aizaster at
that is worse than misery and dis
! aster.' But he does. not con9sescand
| 10 explain how and why these dire re-
S ;aa ", would ;e have happened. In a sim
| exclaims that the election Of Mr. Rr num
| b YOU'D cause economic and financial
chaos.. without specifying the manne,.
Of afe eu reason Of it. He asserts the lack
cracy and its allies to furnish "a h;net
ministers competent to their duties.
WHlcH reminds me that Rufns C,hoata
al ana many other good men entertained
and &c u osno respecting Mr.. Lincoln
SNUG assurance of some of the Rannhs
h hcan leaders that they possess ali tha
Drains IN the United States is nroho hit,
q the most gigantic exhibition of conceit
own nts ast;y - mat they can impose their.
a snai mas seen them skulk sand run 10
a alu nearly every attempt of ours at
4 ts and discussion with them for
iieved ast N f1ur ;G years is not to be be-
again succeed in soaring the voters sne Gf
America. like children in nurss, VI
with the con!ured bogieman whom thev
aim 'af hs,f orlng. upon the stage in the
tragedy. to represent the al,e campaign ha,s!a
. IN 'incapacity and devilish maiienitv
Inc Inc democratic party and its friends
t naen any Dody of men come to regard
tl the nniyersa g i me center and pivot Of
f;I.,ie 70 g. own and manage it. It is then
4 llme 70 dispense with then. Z jI,rha5
t nas.en nee, OF the common sense people sc
dure f fbe ins,ta VIII not Indefinitely en-
Rissssap g these
Aa.den1a gog can successfully NAV IIa5
uee'I1nlgo 9 70 nobod but himself. 81
Rlatooseyelt on SILVER:
s. me only contribution tie Rovarnnr
naakes To- the discussion of. the MONEY,
sce1t d s t'ln ana At tn, the impossible
charge Of Reputation against al nan
" VINO peleVe in the free coinage of silvar
as Wei aszof gold Mr.. Roosevelt nave,.
BODY in af fbs ni del3aE and thus far
TO make one. The insult Of imn%t;nes
r. - US e, design to repudiate debts whe6
eHe cam Of bimetallists is only tj,at
noe u2lar should be kept as nearly as
b vs ,.a,s+ at stable value as indicated
ny ny relative consistency in general mr..
ccnaslng power, would appear To ha
t1ppunQea in entire Ignorance of the fact
snals Dlmetallism. has: recoenizad
ffodndinE n economic philosophy and is
thinkers of the world. - - Inc
, Consistently enough, Mr.. Rooseva,+
aias NOT a word to say in affirmative
suppOrt or the present financial mo.
e EXAM OF ms party which aims, at the
once Tie cherishad nh Of the
s!aLesmenship. and the enthronement Of
q great nanklng Oligarchy, in the Diaee
~ ~ the peoples governments, to contrOI
a. SAAtUAcy tSySteHl OF the country from
Inc standpoint of private interest
fare. u puolic wei
Similarly he denounces as insincere
ana lmpracticablet the opposition of the
n nrado party. to the: trusts. but
pr4aentiy forbears to indicate his. own
posluons on that great Question or to
SHOW sno 70 the, voters of the country how
Ire tMes nepuDllcan party. dominated bv
srusl: magnates and financed by trust
ctionlrlontlons! can be relied on to a ford.
lnem any relief from the growing bur-.
dens of monopoly. - :. . 1900 W.
;5'- Roosevelt ON Militia rism.
Bnt it is on the subject of'militarism
ana Imperialism that the governor Is
~ ms element. His strenuous soul finds
etsongenial employment in contemnias
ion OF orotl and BATTLE His imnetn-
U gus ana aasterful 2 Temperament de-
ignts IN the methods of military gov.
eInment He! is han1pered byH discl,s-
SION. He prefers the free action of an
a ~ will to the slower processes
u!nority regulated by law and con-
ss ~ restraints: and responsible
90 meddlfng and hesitating public
70 those presons who are inclined
70 9olDt whether after all there is anv
real danger of a. drift to actual I'M
n per,ai methods. in our government. +
fRS nnsaeaat careful reading of Governor