The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Roosevelt Was
Sometimes Wrong,
But More Often Right
He Made Mistakes Because He
Dared and Because He Dared
He Won His Great Vic
tories for the People.


That he is the most popular American both in the eyes OF
Americans people of the world has
to be conceded by his enemies
He has served his last president
He will again occupy interim he will be
unable himself entirely the important issues
they arise.
AS Washington Lincoln, will be
after Roosevelt and will confront the
nation without query rings with peoples faith
WHAT WOULD ROOSEVELT DO?
Those in applauded his demand for
for the law will continue demand for the law
They will DE unable eyes lawlessness again
Roosevelt found them closed
He will be unable separate himself from of country
far those who stood with him concerned for they
in the Rooseveltan and they will look President
Taft van either assured stand by his oblga-
ton to this end
unable to separate himself of
import his and the predatory
ch concerned for that public sentiment for which Roose
welt responsible will considered and will
In the White House enemies will find the whom
Roosevelt has left guarda whom the believes
circumstances of his nomination and election places him.
Where admired pplauded where hated will find
Roosevelt little less the factor in affairs outside the
White House than its occupant.
AS Roosevelt puts aside his he need ask for
nothing further in communication nor can his followers
further for their faith if point those who glad
to see him CO.
There will rejoicing Wa-st.
There will be rejoicing the of the Rockefees the
Harmans the criminal and their allies the Cannons the
Adriches and the Paynes and such as these rejoice WHY3
HE HAS ANTAGoNIzED THE ARCH-ENEMIEs OF REP
REsENTATIvE GOVERNMENT BREAKERS OF THE LAW
AND DESPOILERS OF THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHT
HAND MEN IN PUBLIC OFFICE.
Honor enough Theodore Roosevelt and bigger page
history having and
enough for having exalted high place
occupies in the hearts of all honest American citizens
Roosevelt was not without his faults in his position
He made mistakes the all do
But he right times than wrong
He spanked times when lecture perhaps would have
accomplished much, but he spanking president
president of conviction npulsive. aggressive, fighter from
the drop of the hat-thats what he
He he did things others would halted
No will however that time he other than
honest and acting in the belief that he right. i
Of the many which his administration will
bered bringing
operators when the mines idle and coal IN
threatened.
1t developed had troops of
Pennsylvania readiness possession
failure of the coal baons the decision of the b
traitors.
n This would a STEP country b
would have approved. %
Another daring just light
investigation by the of the acquisition by the steel of
the Tennessee Coal Iron Co. with the presidents
Roosevelt called during the panic by the steel
friend but its enemy. and him
could
Co. number of big financial country
would 60 to
quick this would mean and after
securing favorable advice from the permitted
step to be taken
The grabbed this opportunity upon
the president but the OF opinion country
Roosevelt did the right thing certainly right time
In this instance he DARED where would have halted
he the country financial panic in its his
tory.
He charged with having brought this panic himself
And this he did DO.
And there he DARED again
To have averted the panic him to con-
done all the crookedness Was and peoples money
to lie unsecured in shaking banks
This he would
He exposed the rascals tumbling
The only defense the changers
tons had when thus attacked bring panic upon the
head of the president object power
. of their corrupt wealth.
We got the panic but Roosevelt right u
And the countrys faith remained firm LAN& lp
So firm that he from his
despite serious faults and times the nd
champion OF the peoples rights admired being
hated.
"A He IN az ha,ss !.