The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

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Lem = legal sGrisefs, Be- notorious 81.
- one II The most daring speculative 81
PROMOTERS 10 the nation. lie IL IS
member Of the republican advisory :
committee, and legal adviser TO the 3
national committee.
Does Mr. Roosevelt regard 1t as "a
scandal and a disgrace" that Nj
Cromwell Is connected with the
management of any national CAM
paign?''
Charles +. BROKER, OF Connecticut.
is chairman of the board Of directors
Of the New Haven & Hartford rail-
road. which Mr.. Rooseyelt's admin |
istration is prosecuting for violation |
Of the federal laws. He is an old
and well known member of "the sys
, tem''-and he is a member of the re-
publican national executive commit
, tee.
Does Mr.. Roosevelt regard it as ga
scandal and disgrace" that Mr..
BROKER is connected with the man.
agement of any national campaigu?'
Thomas c. Dupont is head of the
powder trust, which Mr.. Roosevelt's
. administration is prosecuting. He is
= also member OF the republican ex-
= ecutive committee, and chairman Of
!, the speakers bureau.
Does Mr.. Roosevelt regard it as ga
: scandal and disgrace" that Mr..
DUPONT is connected with the man.
agement of any national campaignY
Last Saturday Attorney General
:. Bonaparte-Mr Roosevelt's attorney
general-announced he would proceed
NJ against the electrical trust for Grim
inal violation of the antitrust law
:" The New York grand jury, unde
" Mr.. Bonaparte's direction, Is nov
working on the case. Foremos
"o among the members OF this trust ar
as Senator ". Murray Crane, OF Massa
ny chusetts, who has within the las
ie few days been made de facto chair
NC man of the republican national con
." mittee, George K. Sheldon, the trea:
ICY urer of the committee, and Williai
~ b. Mckinley, the treasurer OF tn
u" congressional committee.
es' Ii Mr.. Bonaparte should succeed
'uo securing convictions before electio
NC he would deprive the republican can
~" paign OF It's actual chairman, of 1
ais treasurer, of the manager OF Il
ses speakers bureau and of leadir
W. member OF It's executive committee
" and what would there be lett OF ii
" committee?
ion Does Mr.. Roosevelt regard IL AS
10 scandal and disgrace that the
n"s 'malefactors OF great wealth a
'"- connected with the management
"a' any national campalRnf'
wi. w,, 400. NJ Doosa,.l, mi,
ep' about Nelson w. Aldrichp Abo
Speaker Cannon About Senat
ces- penrose? About Senator Hopkir
neo About Senator burrows? About Ca
Tor. didate Jim Sherman? About q
tied nelius n. Bliss? About the otl
IN a members of that large and dist
,uished group Of reactionaries, TO
a'e, OF "the system trust lickspitt
OF and monopoly mouthpieces, who
TO fest, FROM attic To basement,
with Management not alone OF the repnt
.,t,n can national campaigo but OF the
'''" publican party ,tselfp
test Can he see no scandal and d
grace" In thesep
Nj, Is his vision SO myopic, Is his nj
49,, so gangrened with partisanship, u
''on he can see and acknow ledge 10 sc
'e OF dial and disgrace" anywhere, exc
Kern In the lone aud solitary person
more Charles n. Haskell the radical y
". ernor of the radical state OF Oh
Nv" homaY
! OF Having interested himself so hul
10 TO In democratic affairs, and having
nv pressed himself so iorcinly as TO u
kelll, is 1t not time for Mr.. Roose
TO begin putting his own house
order? To favor the country
{ his views OF Sheldon, Cromwell.
n Point, BROKER, Aldrich. Cannon
Shermanp-Omaha World-ilerald.