Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-02
ROOSEVELT IS
NOT FOR HEARST
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Let him remain He then read
statement which he declared SUM-
married. Mr.. HearstS record IN the
national house of representatives
The second interruption came Wheh
{ .ccretary Root was referring TO the
assassination of President Mckinney
Mckinney is dead. Why should
,,ou hiring him into this cried man.
,oain there was tumult and several
policemen started to eject the man,
Secretary Root asked that ne De iei'
alone. wh"~e On the man Voluh-
tarily left 'lace. ar,
Mr.. Hugh spoke just before MI
poot and in his remarks PAID per-
sonal compliment to the secretary
sewing. .He comes to US tonight as
Zero If the victories of peace"
Mr. hughes repeated in his address
~ nladpes he had before made as TO
No no,icv of his administration II
elected.
Roosevelt Denies Hearst.
~ saw to YOU with President Roos@-
velt's authority" said Mr.. ROOT, ,i'a'
he regards Mr.. Hearst as wholly w
g.. - he governor as an insincere, self
seeking demagogue, who IS trying
deceive the working men OF NE" iorA
by false statements and false PROMISES
and I saw to you, with his authority'
that he considers that Mr.. Hearsts
election would be an injury and
discredit alike to honest labor and 10
honest capital and d serious injury 10
the work in which he Is engaged OF en-
corporation wrongdoings Fresioeh'
Roosevelt and Mr.. Hearst stand as far
| as the poles asunder. Listen to what
| President Roosevelt's first message
to congress said in speaking OF the
assassin of Mckinley. He spoke OF
him as inflamed by the reckless ut
terances of people who on the stump
and the public press appeal to the dark
and evil spirits OF greed, envy and sui
len hatred. The wind is sowed by the
men who preach such doctrines and
they cannot escape the responsibility
for the whirlwind that Is reaped.
This applies alike to the deliberate
demagogue, to the exploiter Of sem
sationalism and to the crude and fool
ish visionary, who for whatever rea-
son apOnglZeS TOT crime VI eACitoS
aimless discomfort
Dsnounces the Demogogue.
II saw by the presidents authority
that in penning these words on the
horror Of President McKinleys MUIR
! der, he had Mr.. Hearst specifically in
his mind, and say by his authority,
that what he thought of Mr.. Hearst
then, he thinks Of Mr.. Hearst now"
Characterizing Mr.. Hearst as vio-
lent and unworthy demagogue and a
persistent office seeker, Mr.. Root de-
clared that as a congressman he had
proved a worthless public servant;
that while protesting to favor an in
dependent judiciary he had made a
deal with the Tammany leader, MUIR
ply, for the nomination of judiciary
ticket in New York; that while in
| Weighing against corporations, his own
corporation management shows the
insincerity of his professions; that 1t Is
not calm and lawful redress of wrongs
which he seeks, but the turmoil Of in
famed passions and the terrorism Of
revengeful force; that he is guided by
selfish motives and that he is not
Mr. Hearst is just the kind of a
demagogue / have described. He is
indeed an especially dangerous speci-
men Of the class because he is gen.
erously rich and owns newspapers OF
large circulation, and he can hire many
able and active men to speak well OF
him and praise him in speeches and in
private conversation
Hearst's Work All Selfish.
What evidence has Mr.. Hearst pro-
duced of his fitness for this office
OF his private life I shall not speak
further than to say that from no COM
munity in this state does there come
concerning him that testimony of life
long neighbors and acquaintances To
his private virtues, the excellence OF
his morals and the correctness of his
conduct. which we should like to have
concerning the man who is to be made
governor of our state.
He is really known to US solely as
a young man, very rich by Inheritance
who has become the owner of a num-
Der Of sensa tional yellow journals; he
has taken in his newspapers the pop
ular side upon all questions relating tc
: labor and corporations and has sus.
tanned 1t by much violent denunciatio6
and many falsehoods, and he has beer
persistent seeker for office on the
strength of taking the popular side; hi
has published whatever he though,
would please the working people 70,
{ the purpose of getting the labor vote
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