New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
SAYS DIR. DAY rs SORE
REL4TIVE TURNED DOWN.
E@-Mayor Mcclure of Syracuse
TalkS-Attack from Chancellor.
IBy Telegraph 70 The tribune. ]


Syracuse. May lo-rhs fact that Chancellor Day
had issued another statement attacking President
Roosevelt called forth comment here to-day.
! ES-MayOr Mcclure, at Washington, to-day gave
out the following interview concerning Chancellor
Day:
understand from a very reliable source that
Chancellor Day has a personal political grievance
igalst i ms PresIdent Roosevelt One OF his nephews
trouble, was either disciplined or dropped, and the
seeker IS sore on s the Presdent sor oS aeeedng HlcS
ms Is requests for reinstatement Of the nephew.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt had verified only to-day sew
eraI OF the most important charges in the Standard
were. with the goods on them. He said that Il his
aim was to state Of affairs where the
cure cure no more favor from the government than the
aVSrSc OF 0'Sen ne believes that the greed and
anarchy which can only be subYeFted by a policy
/ may say that / was not very favorably inn
pGesse1 Ss Win tne Day argument The statement
spirit Of subserviency 10 the power Of money, I
" business sense. the head Of our UNIVERSITY and
mas made a wonderful record as its developing
ton for the object OF his life work, he lost his
Te1sc TSG assisted 6y his FEELING over his personal
at the request of Syracuse institutions from Rookie
way of thinking that in order 0' to induce
TO give money to local institutions the President
should be aSSailed for enforcing the law against
men who are able to give to colleges because they
The S5 e9anceIi0r n he wants tainted money
picking the pockets Of the people and thus trans
teTring our money to colleges and hospitals. while
anS fa@e get the 'Fe0t ana the monuments OF enduring
Chancellor Days second statement follows:
Private commercial business in whatever. form,
Or to be IN fault by the a law anS Gs mo
be attacked in name by presidential proclamation.
make asf Lecturer S se geneT 70 Ss pe0p Gd
tarnish the dignity Of his once and cheaper his
cussion of subjects interdicted by the best forms
It means anarchy # judges are to be set practi-
caly aside or if their verdict is to be held uD to
coordinate branch Of government which should
alarm eve every thoughtful citizen. and is scarcely
bqked liked as. as its s, merits a,s demand
and thereby its officers in proclamation, and the
Judging Of their cause by brand of infamy guilt
theratens fundamental principles.
The President urged the building up Of new
competitive business for the purpose OF destroying
the business he took upon himself to condemn. II
citizen with nalienable rights insist upon halt
Our President must not be prosecutor nor perse-
cutor.
It is hour for dispassionate conclusions Safety
is Is IN IN calm legislation Danger is in impulse and
snv eur F5sSden5 eSt mt go back into the and
the last drop Of his blood in the defence OF his
ing the present adminisration Of which our fathers
wa Warned us but which have seemed impossible to
grows less FREQUENT and more feeble.
accusation is fast becoming a general practice
cases are first tried by muck rake Judges in
popular magazines founded for the express pur-
pose of revenge or backmail. Pleadings are being
made by writer's at so much line or animated by
sinister motive apparent to those who search out
the origin of their purpose
Sentiment Is being created as in the appalling
Gays OF the French revolution and similar periods
In England. When the President lends his
proclamation to such procedure, il is time for
party lines TO vanish and for our loyalty to make
anxious inquiry as to whether we are drifting as a
We have been steaded by unusual prosperity
Even gSi, US not ny Presidents. by by Providence
uiscIalm the role Of alarmst but I am Ir0ed
on by the facts which are now OF wide experiences
as reported to me from different parts Of the com
Try ,Go,a ana by eorresponding Judgment Of many
appeals so seriously to ones loyalty W
Inc statement by the Rev. DR.. NJ E. Parkhurst
OF Chicago that made any mention OF the Stand
ard OH Company, the Sugar Trust or railway
corporations as benefactors of Syracuse Jniversit
Is incorrect in every particular. did not tell rT
sources. '"A SUI"
l most certainly would not refuse IT, would he
glad to receive it. / will take all that anv raD
resentative of trust will give me for the tniver
Sity or any good cause.
Tainted money is phariSaisn.