New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

has ever brought before The facilities Of our raI-
are taxed to their utmost capacity. Mills and
c 2 went Hto the hands Of re
ceiver the other day solely for want of ready cash
than has ever been paid in the world the only
Of President Roosevelt or Governor IIughes-s that
there p qS 2 9eSm af nj 5e n nS5 S69 9W me With a
& TO be to h on e IN Be dee
mand for products and facilities seemed to justify
DELIvERERs NOT DEsTRoYERs.
The truth of the matter IS that the rich. the we'll
and the poor alike have heen in the thraldon
we have been liberated by President Roosevelt and
pe"pIe Should be- hailed as deiiverers"not as de-
stroyers. They have administered their respective
Offices the powers Of which are greater than those
welded by most Of IN The ns rulers of the monarfheS %
and empires OF the ora World IN ~ the interests b Of
ness" finance" ana Investment had been out
Oh b cp and ai Other gambers and not Until the
co9ditioR Of the RnckerbocRer Trust Company was
made evident to the rld-that New York started
OFF down in Louisiana hunting bears. not bulls.
when the m masane h, ID b bGoPPe[ 20 do with the
ovorcaptalization of ice companies and steamship
by the bankers whom the present agitation has
eliminated? We have been taught to believe M , that
and for the people" and that under it ali men
have equal 6srs snd sqa o Gan yo blame
Hughes? Rather thank God that you live in a
and equal opportunities, and that we have two
such men 70 10 IL that the guarantee or these
rights and opportunities is satisfied.
QUESTIONS FOR McARREN
Then Mr. Woodruff asked Senator McCarren sew
eral questions. all Of which required his opponent
10 state whether they came under his category
of hippancy, fanaticism or intimidation" They
told OF the Presidents work in the coal strike the
Northern Securities merger. the Postoffice graft
the Russo-Japanese War the Harr!man-Alton
deal the Beef Trust tho pure food law. the meat
inspection law. the Standard oil Company and
several other cases lie continued
regret exceedingly that my time is SO limited
and that the conditions imposed by Senator McCar
TS o Cor y soiYT sDb %I t0se nose acts ana
the Senator as fanatical. hppant and ntmidating
much the policies and acts OF President
Roosevelt have brought ruin many. and. as tho
wonder what Senator McCarren would do? Would
he restore the conditions that existed in the in
suranco world In the days when the policyhoders'
money went 10 the yellow dog fund? l should think
he would be Obliged TO answer this in the afFir-
native IN view OF speech he made at Coney Isl
and this summer. in which ne took the position OF
tho insurance companies. saying that II was
outrage that the business OF insurance had been
practically DESTROYED b. Governor Hughes. But
investigation OF the insurance companies by Gov
crnor Hughes was due 10 fanatcism. nippancy
Would he abolish the Public Service Commission.
ly, IN veS OF what they have developed in con-
notion with the traction companies of Manhattan
ana IN view o. tho assurances We have of what
ihey are rong TO do for tho betterInent Of tho trac
Would he favor repetition OF the purchase OF
man OF the Wall Cortandt ferries line Tor
In conclusion my time having expired. 7 want 70
fS S SuSaI9n l m To- me rGInaTNs made within the last
the United States. Andrew Carnegie who knows
Carren arriving On Sat,,ydaV from I,,Tc dc
TO attribute the recent and present f9 IN prices
20 the wise. and IN the truest tho truly con-
seryatlye resolve OF tho President and Cabinet to
HS Se SGgss e. os e s PGTs7 Gy certain trusts is only
9d you az [hS 6eSnng Of my & remarks that
by the Instincts of his political nature 10 try 70
make capital IN this campaign. by attacking the
as to chgraoterlze 4 as q political intrigue.
The other quotation which, which wan TO present 70
who. far as know. IS the Democratic party OF
ieft OF national ren9wn lie said only day before
u do not believe that President Roosevelt's
speeches are responsible for conditions In New York
y R has d9ng & P9 his sHa than m so P9"t 9 oa6
pocket does not like TO have attention called to it,
AS this great apostle OF Democracy says. Presi-
Conditions @ ions As the PRESIDENT himself has said ne
has only turned on the light lie Is not responsible
hected II those conditions were such as to neces-
state financial Crisis anu some some ISGret TO, ot com %
should continue and that the people rich and Welt
dom OF a few predatory men OF wealth.
When Senator McCarren arose to reply 20
Mr. Woodruff he was greeted with cheers that
lasted for many minutes. "Three cheers for the
Long Fellow yelled who minute
before had led the cheering for Mr.. Woodruff.
The cheers were given with a will. with the
same enthusiasm as marked Mr. Woodruns
speech. and then some one shouted who's all
right?" and the crowd answered THE Long
Fellow" The Senator said the Republicans
were responsible for everything wrong.
Am I responsible?' he asked,
NO" came back in a chorus.
VINO is?" then asked McCarren
Theodore Roosevelt" came back the weak
response.
Replying 10 the assertion OF Mr. Woodruff
that the financial crisis Of the last week had
only been local, the Senator said the situation
was the same all over the country. Ho said
that Mr. Woodruff had been so busy cutting out
clippings about the financial situation that he
had really missed the real facts in the case
Senator McCarren then went on to say that
he had understood when the debate was an
nOunced that there would be 10 reference TO
local politics. and he had refrained from the
subject At this point there was loud cheering
for the Democratic ticket in the coming election
The Long One understood he could talk on
anything he cared TO. he said his entire ticket
would be elected.