The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-07
THE ROOSEI EFT MEN tCE.
4 Review of Familiar History In Its
Present Application.

10 The EDITOR oF THE SIN Sv what
stranger exposition OF a political purpose
was ever seen than that Of the Rlorifers Of
/ Roosevelt who seek 10 appea-e the voters
IN general by sppiludinz Mr. Roots public
n-' ruCt on of the way to Illustrate Roose-
Welt = plans for 1912? II anything could de-
. clare more clearly that Roosevelt IL mighty
! ln..lhIs on the q. - y m It@ dire extremity
u tnI- state. what - it,
Meantime IN" people motto. thar Mr.
RoO~-Ns' himself - giving them no such
assurance IN" last they heard from him
relative 20 InI. was how he would '"inch
the CORPORATIONS. put monopolists IN JAN.
and 20 on They remember he was Presi-
dent seven wears ana did not do one ~ those
thing. IN N" contrary. Ire protected
the sugar trust from prosecution. and
Why What NOR" reasonable confusion
'h,n tha' IN" sugar trust had contributed
- r'" RNo-Nyel' campaign fund NJ 1904
and thrt Roo-eV.l''s Violsn' Elimination ~
lodge Parker'- accusation that contrihu-
toms had been made under promise Of
immunity from III consequences vs. made
m fHIsshoods II This ~ not 80. tho national
Committees books for 100, can ne opened
% show b; ~nen VI Roosevelt directs
Much j. hoard Of the menace" Of Roo.s-
v"' Tho only real menace lies in tho
large class of people who would condemn
and Shhor m any other man the atrocious
ration ~ him j. imperv Ious to any righteous
-, uaon from his evil conduct Having
denounced IN" BRYAN platte 81 sDs for
aS-ailins the United $,ates supreme curt
No now calls Its Judges honest hut fossil
yAd and says they DENY Justice unds-
cover nr highly technical suhtl~tie~
Then no spHaks NJ Judge Anderson a.
crook and sCkass for throwing his Pan
ann Incl -uit nur ~ court Nj Roosevelt
calls rhls -critIci-lng tho court A. Abraham
Lincoln criticised II
Nthou, wai'ing for evidence in legal
proceeding. he poured out his wrsth upon
moor Nj ryner. an oScial in the Post once
Department guilty "f official crooked
nra. TyuerS trial follow ed and the court
eNonerat~d hin entirely and uneauivocalIy
plt and feeble and az deaths door. after
forty wears honorable service in the Govern
mont Iynsr begged the President to com
p!Hia the rNrC' OF the judicial acuuittal by
removing he stain he had inflicted Hpon his
character Mr Roosevelt refused to do 80.
and th- old man died with the Executive
NAL" tcrinn resting upon him
This IS Roosevelt. whom the class ~
people vho ar. the real menace Of the
country adore a. the high priest Of -ius,ice
and rh- square deal. the man in defence
of v HON minister NJ religion. speaking for
these very fine persona tn. menacsrs. says:
he has ,IuIckened the moral sense Of the
american people he mus, have Quick
sn.d n a good deal when he irdu~~d Mr.
Hartman 10 rai-- corruption fund Of
s,Gn oto for use in New York. nv which 80
Mr. Hartman wro'" N sidney Webster
o.~" votes were turned. making a direr-
enCe Of lOp,,0n votes
The level OF Mr. Roosevelt's ap~echmak-
ing IN this state dropped low A. a dema-
EoGUe'- ever did when he read spprovinsIy
Hearts, editorials 10 his hearers Four
wears sso he Sen' Nr Root into .his Stat.
70 '-ll H. that he considered Hearst an insti-
gator of-he murder 81 President Nc Rinley,
Roosevelt. the hater ~ corrupt ioni-t. and
bosses when President. trarfc ked with Plat,
and Aldr'dge and spoke gratefully Of my
friend Quay n. cent out synonymous at
tsck- on Governor Hughes. and 10 now the
man who assumes 90 guide public Affairs in
the roadway Governor Hughes paved for
them lie has for yea iolafei common de-
csn"v nv calling any honorable citizen a liar
whose memory OF inc denta differs from his
without mis- large constituency Of people
who earnestly desire better things In public
lifr. but who. blinded br a SIMPLIFYING mad
ness Of man worship. see no diwerance he
'w~"n acts 10 the end thew desire. and the
preten"" ~ them. there would he no Roose
y el' and no "menacr ALPHA CHILD
ANsTERDAM, November