Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-19

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htbiy On M. pulittt

fott World m tpis NE woiia says
mi RuoAetcii n hliateh iie cai
not mu,sie The World
white no amount on biiiihpspntc o.
hlh part can alter orr determination
10 treat him wlib judicial lmpatilaili,
and with tcfupuious ialihess We re
penl What We have already snd Thai
Tho tohrttsp Of ne United siaiei
hhould mako Il thorough liberalization
N the whole i'anamo transaction that
The till truth MAY be known 70 The
Whtticah people
The World miiy appreciates The
compliment paid 10 n by W. hoose.
veil m mnkinr II ne subject of d
hpetlni message 10 The cohttess o.
ihe United states.
The World likewise appreciates
me importance aud aiehlfcahce ot
M hoohevtits abatement when he ie.
clhted 10 contfehs that The proprietor
Of The World should be prosecuted iot
libel BY The government authorities
aud That The attorney general has On.
dor consideration The form inder which
The proceedings against Mr. pulitzer
shall be- brought
This "A The flfsi Time a president
ever Inserted The doctrine oi iese ms
lenie of proposed IN The absence Of
specific LEGISLATION The criminal pros
ocuiioh vs. The government Of cltl2ehs
who ciiilzed The conduct Of ihe got
eminent or The conduct or individuals
who may have business DEALINGS with
The government Neither the King OF
utcnl Britain nor ihe Ucfnan emperor
would venture 10 arfogatc such powef
10 himself John Adams attempt to
enforce The seditlon hW destroyed ihe
fcdcfnilal party w america Vet VT |
Roosevelt w The absence OF law OF /
dnily ptoposes 10 use all the power
" the greatest government ON Garth
10 cripple the freedom Of ihe press ON
the pfetcSl that The government itseii
hhs boon ilbeicd ana be- is The govern
mont
~ n true thni The World printed The
public reports cor sfnine The Panama
cpnnl affair, wBch resulted from Wi
Mn sNeison fomwells appeal 10 ihe
district attorneys office during The re-.
cent campaign 10 prevent the pubiica
lion oi n story which was said 10 be-
IN the hands Of The Democratic na
llonal committee u wac Mr. Groin
Wells own action which raised The De-
sue N the campaign
80 "a true aiso that when Mr. Roose
Welt made hls attack upon Delavan
smith lhe World called attention TO
certain statements which Mr Roose
vel must have known 10 be false or
mlsieadinp and appealed 20 congress 70
end al scandal By n full and impartial
Investigation n this be- The reason. JET .
Mr. Roosevelt make the most Of H.
incorrect stasemtnts.
"Mf. Roosctet's lamentable habit Of z
making Inaccurate statements makes q
Il impossible 10 accept his judgment q
or his conclusions IN his message he {
does not state correctly even 30 sim 2
pie matter as the pretended causes Z
Df HE grievance. The World has nev. b
sr said that Charles p Tar or Doug y
aa Robinson made any profits what.
,ver Mr.. TAFT denied that he vas
concerned IN the transaction 10 any p
way. which denial the World published v
md accepted II would have been RI
glad 10 print Mr. Robinsons q
Ieniai n II could have succeeded IN D
occurring one from him. as II frequent Of
y attempted. The World has no evi "a
ence that he was associated with Mr. d
'romweil. and would accept his word
D that effect. Mr. Robinson Is an ele.
ant gentleman Of hieh character. is
hose reputation for veracity Is In "
mitch better than that Of his distin- c.
5ished brotheriniaw. p
m the World has libeied anybody. H
re hope n will be- punished, but we N
o not intend 10 b. intlmidated By Of
lr. Roosevelfs threats or by Mr. n
.osevelrs denunciation or by Dir Of
oOscvclfs power 20
NO ether htin. man ever so gross Be
i ilhelcd ne United States as does ar
bis president. who besmirches con mi
ress. bunlos ss Judges. assails the IN m
gritty a. The courts. ISLANDERS private ui
tizcns and who has shown himself
a most reckless. uuscrupulous dem
,okus whom the American people h'
ed trusted eiih great power and au- ~
orlty eli
eve say ttis. not IN anger. but in n
lcerc sorrow The World has i'm ne
sasurr 1'y more resucci for the office y.
areqifenf Of the United States than