New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-29
VOTES FOR ROOSEVELT
WON'T SUPPORT PARKFp
mayor Byrne Hears from .SounJ
Money Democrats

nan.o 'ohi hyrne' head Of the Sound Mo,sr
democratic League in 1900 saws thar -. 'aey
sponoence indicates that thousands =. 's-
democrats Will vote for Roosevelt, 80
than support Parker who twice votad .. 'aaaer
silver. 'eo tor Tree
Inc declaration of the St Louis eo,,..,
the alarming cry OF the Democratic --..s 'on
III my Judgment. for fair review % ar Saii
tlon from the standpoint of fact-in,su,g.4u es-
passiohdte fact-as ii appears to soma us
VINO loVe our country and who wish - -. rs
GU ioSal cltizens. and who know no n.,.'-'
ro-i'os when the honor and welfare of the .o.A
He continued: yesterday.
dency is NOS 90 Inc question of imperisstic ..
er isn ~ ana sincere in purpose and shonIs p when
price Of liberty" ana a generation ~ gsllance Ii.
Gated in s Sb up who should be sounSSA Amer
on their shoulders. the honor ana . soon TO res,
tSro1rah Many man good and honorable cisiyof the
b an are drawn into the vortex Of tSs alarmed
oy Rn intense bs;nP patriotism '"e controversy
.h buS oelng honest men, / assume IT,
led by the I cr when they find they have bsan seek
cepton Upon Ms %o1 tney will revolt al H. ms rs
citizenship X te Using generation Of 1ey Of
try and her T ieoge OF the truth as TO oTr 7lican
cnaTaaGter before the world If we e prestige and
II cannot be known too soon HHbPerlaistic spirit
fS.erIzation is but Islander and vile his char
ioM PoIteal end, the SANDER sho, iItIhSaton for
III Imperialism Anti-iulperiaiisrn mug De exposed
are not 'i I sound TO the American cav strangely
nav i ios unfamiliar sounds neither AZ let they
oT Issues IN american political CONTEST to they mean
an attTactoe soTs the world. They fn9D,nhtu TO
fo-ani i've neld for the exercise os HHtlisn such
dGaenslc display of talent as 10 81 " literary and
tors ana luxurious men. doctrinaires co ICING TO a
@nO. without the exercise Of sTf5ciac Statesmen.
with patri5tic 1e Excite the truly loyal aiiereST
propneGy ana bitter remuneration &C., S OF Wild
cusation on fI trall as to indulge in fsIss ar
The rrsroi, aolSe assumption or false ststaac. az
sarii premises being false the concIns,o rseInent
the sIiIfnI LIS; which, however. in the hands -
nreSS Hpalgn committee OF tba ~a.s OF
bs 'sIiy the inspiration OF ali this fps.lsa1
PIE against the victim OF the corS1 UueI aged peo
eaInea politics." in which the end i1Is;,s MS s
attacks unfairS Ds necessary. Ny view is that tbs
b aS regards imperialism and the noese,
necessity and are porn OF this political campaign
Tb regard 10 single thread Of facf DHpuon'
1I ne ,cn1aTge' or even suggestion of Importation, -
hperlaIstic impulse or purpose eeainst a a.lsm ot
VI VI party OF the American people is unj,rS. man
and VIII o ana an insult to American fnteigencs
SER uItb 10. 20 uhreouked Such thought / as,
"Ithout Year OF successful contradiction IA.
was stamped out unless percbance Tbs noa rsa
mas round Judgment in the brains OF those JsTTD
.io whose repeated and emphasized protests-
IONS OF loyalty and devotion TO the CIonstitnfion
NY them In selfconscious civic virtue above tbsi-
genius OF our people and so absolutely nAmeres5
InaI 20 oe seriously charged by intelligent men
campaign should be sufficient to discredit the
cause for which they stand. A'
~ Is repeat not new 10 US. II Is ofran TIA "a
sort or the desperate in political contest / recall
i no% "hen younger man and amsnsble TO such
against the country in which anti-iniperalists
and constitutionasts (who have just caught Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the acD unearthed the great
silent soldier and patriot Ulysses s. Grant IN his
attempt to establish an empire our soil. This
same patriotic element OF outraged. Overstrained
mentalties sounded then. now. the alarm. called
up the ghost OF imperialism. almost naming the
tatorshiP, all for campaign purposes.
i would now ask the sincere patriotic anti
tomb az ClaremOnt and. looking on the majestic
pile there read the answer from loyal American
hearts 10 the ISLANDERS OF his political enemies
against the great soldier and true American What
,So9,-b. &c - ,',y-rOsa e .I,,aJr
President Roosevelt No man or party can fairly
AND a56n nRorh 70 6 a Gly And
the marked respect declared for him by James {.
late anti-imperialistic manifesto confirms this
He Gould not respect man he believed dis
cognt4adets the Charge Of The POLITICAL partisan
Blessed with good health and a Vigorous S SonsIi 5
tuition. Nj Roosevelt leads a strenuous NE ana ana
handles the great responsibilities Entrusted 10 MN
effectively His big heart In sEeers syngatng
sympathy and encouragement particularly the hoh-
strUgglers. he is essentially the peoples FreSi-
Our good friends the anti-imperiaHsts and their
dear and valued friends honest sincere and loyal.
but excessively timid OF vigorous ru!e-Would renee
uS
fesr ~ scratching the Constitution against the wall
~ he world This might in a measure for time
work II We lived only for ourselves, ou5 Win OUT
doors omen 10 the world OF enterprslns
ana depressed humanity now pouring ILSo U-'
country bv the hundreds o. thousalos dIlnuait1s
adding 10 our own natural increase some ouf I
Sor me surplus product OF this great poPulduon
must De provided. ,... ,-,a-5s may "a
we'll understand that the millions IN TINS SoSsi5
American birth who have not Yet accOIyLi7 ISIs
go ~ life and who not yet ready us ou
to circumstance oppOI t-l-Its
v-nr, rbs noises and annOyances or struggle ar IN
niiii,g 10 DENY themselves the prNliesS anu 's -
- embark under the protection on ty r,-Harsvs-
Iagftnrste pursuits where fortune INVITES. YI -
49, 80, shines there entsrprising Americans WI
SoUrJ IN ths contest for fortune ana theIe Ie I.s
Soi,Id and will protect. anti-imperiasIn 10 'he cO
tarv notwithstandlnG- 18th a GOOD liver
osa, brain and stout honest heart uhoer So 49,;
stt a. - r,ors value 10 the country N uIullS
rswaiv or providing an outlet tlsH - - seas
:, 800 whose nervous overtaNed pStrlotisin .ts-
Oo,birc hf,r disaster in enerSetic 80 IN,
rracriral government w ltn CCSSa
nalSllp s H. eoId standard established the PhlIp
-. Tacidsd AGAINST the Efforts or We aHusi
psriaJists the Panama Canal wv - must
" - a record In its favor all Ialr men nleIS
lt,io, -. and II measure the American peoI.o
1cse..,st,e tbs credit for which cafnpalSh
1899 HE the authority. cannon top y
n any one has misglvlnss - : - ,sr, rbs coun-
r,ras3srt Roosevelt TO continue 70 govern ri1,
- Iat him read the splendid moor
tIS' ,IeCh IuIitrer in THE World or AuslISt =
y 'SoSu ,~ibute 10 his high character ~ a..
tit boss erroneous deduction from StaIsu 49,
~. F,Iss assumptions but emphasizes the 4i'o'
ment-