The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-01-21
BITTER ATTACK
ON PRESIDENT
WIlIeit, New York Democrat,
Delivers Torrent Of Abuse.
THE HOUSE RALTS ATTACK

Calls Mr.. Roosevelt the Piemy De
seendant Of Dutch Trsdespeople and
Bogus Hero-Oeeisres Se IS 4
Beneficiary Of Asssssinstion.~ VINO
Established Court In the White
House.
ing President Roosevelt as 81 CARGO, a.
and As This pigmy descendant o.
Dutch trsdespeople. an caarg.ue
him with having establish "a a cour,
in the White House which would have
delighted the heart of his imircf N
eXarder Hamilton. Rep sentative
Willett. of New York. in the hons.
made the most bitter sttart on thc
chief executive ever hearG iu thaf
body. Mr.. Willctt took for bis theme
The Passing OF Roosevelt" ans in a
speech Of great length dealt VITA ul
merous Of the presidents ais since
he came into Office. and scat 81, Co.
nounccd them
Representative Nulett f. one o,
those attacked by Roosevelt FOB the
second secret service message
Before Wiilett had procec5,f rar
the house. by vote OF IS 10 1928 &c.
MED him the privilege or cor nr.--
the speech.
After declaring that. in tho rs-. o'
all sorts OF conditions. America. were
possessed % a universal sense oI ir
NOR. Mr. Wiilett said that 70 -u.h 3D.
people cit must be confessed. chico.
magistrate VINO has himself No sens.
OF humor. moving like horse f-fi..
over the hay field OF American a.fir.
ties. stirring mp every drying llsf.
OF once green grass. 10 let it fail I-t.
than before. Quarreliug one day vr.
the practical politician. then wiz Gle
part-your hair-in-the middle reform.
then with the socialists. then with Gill.
great industrial corporations: v-.--.
ing in agony Of spirit with Noah Web
ster and our glorious English tor-,r.
taking a fall ont OF nature fakcrs -N.
horting our women TO avoid race SILL.
eide. cannot De an unmixed nuisaa-e
He plays the tvrant. TO be sur. hr,
he is tyrant who fears the car-.,s
ticker. He sees things that ha,s
bad smell but the fresh breeze %.
Capitol Han does not hnger. He fr.e-
our patience. but be is always GOO f1
laugh at"
Biography Of Roosevelt.
Nj. Willet gave brief b.ographs o.
Mr.. Roosevelt's life. beginning with .
experiences as a cowboy down 10 th.
present time. and accused him. in hi.
carly manhood 81 having had PREF.
ferrous notions. OF having knitted" 5
rotary Long OF being a warrior alor.
in Cuba" OF having won the govern
ship OF New York by n mere fiuta
when the false halo OF san Juan y
was above his head. the beneficiary o.
assassination and last and crownirl
piece ~ luck tie nominee for pre-
dent when all tho aggressive elemeur
OF the opposition wanted 20 see thu
own candidate defeated the Mammot
Jocuiaritv has got 70 laugh with ever.
appearance. the garsoyie has heer
funny from the hour IL left IS natis
quarry.
He IS proud to insist that the Fam
fly whose name be bears comes from
Holland but his ready surrender to
the politicians Of his own party make.
it clear enough chat tar hurghers who
r1t Up their shutters az the first beat
of tie war drum must have been his
progeuitors. re beats tho Dutch. how
ever. as even bis severcst critics must
confess.
I'VE have a king and 2 court nov
IS good an Imitation OF real king
Known 70 che nobility 81 monarchiai
countries as the scion OF a family OF
u aiding Dutchman can roncocf.
An Avalanche Of Abuse.
At this juncture Mr Wnlett called
The roll Of the so-called Ananias club.
and said:
The earth is intoxicated and reels
around our jocuiarity He alone IS the
personihcation OF sobriety. temperate.
mesa OF statement. calmness In speech
and action. The eyer-moving havted.
der hurries over the neld. throwing IN.
ward the clover OF politics. the timo-
thy OF zoology the blue grass OF his
tory, and letting each blade fan lit
Tie dryer than it was before.
Jealousy you can read In the gar
goyle's distorted features.
You look on those twisted lines
and IL is easy. oh. so easy. TO under
stand the insOlence toward Dewey. the
one great figure of the Spanish Amerl-
can war. the hero who took Manila
with the worst ships a rotten bureau
crazy could End for him
The persistent defamation OF Ad-
miral Schley. who really fought the
battle of Santiago bay.
The insults heaped upon General
Niles. whose counsel was ignored in
the expensive hunders OK the land
campaigns of Santiago"
The president MI Willet declared
showed his teeth at all real heroes.
"becase real heroes are gall and worm.
wood TO bogus ones
BY this time the house was in an m
roar, and by vote Of IS TO 1926 Mr..
Villett was declared out OF order.
Bishop Meouaid Dead.
Rochester. \ Y. Jan. 10 -'rhc ~