Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-16
"UNCROWNED KING
T|LLMAN'S TARGET
With His Pitchfork Style He Pays
His Respects to the
President.
BLAMED FOR MANY THINGS
Alleged Conditioned Facts Cited
by Carolinan In His Arrangement
or Rooscvelt's Policies.

Washington, March 16.-Citipg what
he claimed to be "cold-blooded facts
to show executive responsibility for
many of the evils which exist, Senator
Tillman, in a speech made IN the sem
ate today said:
In the same category of Keeping
the work of commerce to the ear and
breaking them to the hope if the news
papers are to be believed, he is even
now planning truce with these same
rich indicators and is ready to grant
amnesty TO all past trust offenders.
I'm the most pronounced language
he has denounced the combination be-
tween labor organizations and the boy
colt but on the eve OF an election
panders To this same vote by demand
ing changes in the law as interpreted
by the supreme court Organized Ia
Dor is TO be relieved from the prohibit
ton OF the supreme courts decisions,
but along with 1t must so the relief
OF capital. once relieved, the male
factors OF great wealth VIII smile III
triumph over their victory while Ia
Dor win find itself no freer than be-
fora"
A FRANIlENSrEIN MONSTER.
Mr.. Tillman charged many of the
evils i'm connection with the recent
financial furry TO the president and his
administration and said:
"These are only few of the achieve
ments OF this 'uncrowned king. With
others of his kind, he has created
FranSensteln monster, which, unsati-
ated by the blood of suicide and fears
of heartbroken women, threatens TO
devour ana consume his creators who
We're able to quench his thirst by tor
rents OF gold poured out by the federal
treasury"
He charged the senate and house
with absolute subservience TO the
wishes of the chief executive.
"Servility and cowardice are the or
der Of the day" he said.
Mr.. Tillman also asserted that every
effort was being made to control the
negro vote and coming back TO the
charge of favoritsm on the part OF
the president towards the wealthy, he
said.
MONEY IN CAMPAIGN.
"rhe poor fools who were shouting
| his praises have so far failed to under
stand that the bad government which
| the Republican party has given the
| country Is due solely to the Ignorance
| and debauchery OF the people. Misled
| and deceived by the newspapers. which
are owned by the rich men, labor. or
ganized and disorganiZed, trails along
and shouts for Roosevelt and his poll
cies. The millions who have been rob
bed, are equally as enthusiastic as the
millionaires who have been benefited.
The capacity of the people to govern
themselves wisely and protect their in
terests IL seriously called in question
by existing conditions. The money
which came by dishonest and unfair
methods is used TO control the mach
nery of nomination at Chicago The
price of negro delegates in the south
rises day by day. The officeholding
clique, manipulated and directed by a
high official of the government under
RooseVelt's sanction and orders and re-
inforced by millions in the hands of
relatives and friends of one OF the cam
didates is opposed in the struggle for
the control of these southern dele
gates by bene1ciaries OF Republican
misgoVernment. who want to be left
alone in the enjoyment of power and
the benefits OF their private fortunes
which the existing conditions afford.
ut is a battle between predatory
wealth on both sides with the prestige
OF the president thrown in the balance
in behalf OF his favortes. Civil service
rules, perncious activity of government
officials, bold and unblushing efforts
10 dictate his successor in the White
House or compel his own denomination
for third term are conspicuous fac
tors OF the situation"