The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
PARKER ON PERSONALITIES.

THE Democratic campaign year and is personal
and directed against President Roosevelt The only speeches
OF Importance far by Senator Bailey D. B. Hill
They all and fervd against the
personality of violating the
stuton upon charge minor
cusation that 60 o his character
The most serious crime against the republic ana us citizens
the Presidents oath for the OF subverng the
constitution 1t to effect treason 1t IS CRIME ncons
ent with good personal character 10 charge against Preaent
charge being character wholly bad unworthy to SIT
among the sons OF liberty bad man. capable crimes me ges
and the lowest hat the chosen attitude OF the opposition 10
attack limited his official char
goes straight his personal character If be and
be proved he the unworte OF the unworthy an enemy OF
his country and his countrymen.
President violate and destroy the constitution he has com
against outlaws him throughout
again declared
that President Roosevelt the sole The charges made against
the President Of such nature that they are also charges against
the and citizen.
apparent that the people do believe the charges against the
pushed tentatively by the Democratic speakers and found
strengthen the President and Judge Parker Therefore
changed The fixed ammunition so aboriousy acquired
be used Something else be tried and the change be
made virtue and necessity In this emergency Judge
appearance public letter
compiler Of the Democratic textbook he begs OF that
uncona that personal attacks upon the President be omitted
from that publication.
need for the letter must exist the e
Pugaon OF the matter already prepared for the textbook When
the volume issued viii whether the charge that
the President ingenuity
Judge Parker cannot make 1t appear as anything less than
charge that the President purer The country will be
blinded by spectacular play OF good Either the President
obedien
There half way point situation. If he he should
him personally but safeguard the constitution itself
Judge Parker attitude Mr.. Camnett. He
av himself the indecent attitude of his party put himself
with appear personal champion public
deCency campaign Neither in the Republican campaign
book OF has such charge been made against Judge
Parker His personal character accepted for what upright
and clean Only such public reputation he has acquired he
became candidate for under and
been made the subject OF criticism that has been originated BY
the Republican party 1t made public months before his
nomination by members OF his party Two the nuen-
tai OF these Mr. Hearst and Colonel Bryan furnished the country
with all that need be said about Judge Parker.
As Mr. Hearst the second choice OF the for the
Presidency and Mr. Bryan easily the leading spirit
called by the National stump
for the party these criticisms had high party Endorsement Their
and their by the Republican committee perfectly eg
mate 1t deny them They be recalled by the who
made them and by the which ponedly Endorsed them
Judge Parker need hope put himself the
sona abused because the opposition against him what
OF him by the conspicuous his party
No Republican desires personal campaign None will dodge
forced by the attacks President Roosevelt The keynote
the Republican campaign the speech made by Mr. Root
Chicago which entirely partisan attacks
the opposition the personality opposition leader No
President Lincoln
personal abuse President opposition
desire repent and mend that respect
so so, though it will have issue left