The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
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Nghln. tost CONDEMNS w Roosevelt
h-,lu--' h. I'D not -i-~ .u h,s place On
'h- convention Foor ant protest against
the tarir planA Equally - oord.mn-
h.m ~ having -tihmitt.i ~ su lndoF---
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sr---iv"- ~ Nh.rl h.. A-uunct1fton 70 7
VI TAFT. 49, declaration ~ bis dsap.
poiutm"nt and disgust With Mr. TAT =
administration had u"-u uur-strained ,
Not even the delayed REPUTATION of th" .
tartf plank IA th" Suutt-ru speeches J
SIT .sti"- the Iowa Prugres-lyes
The conservative Progressive docs not
vet question the ultImpt. sincerity - I,
Iheudnr" Roosevelt VI div hr d~pry- F.
Gates a." lanE .ar' II the RADICAL Pro F.
gr---iv- But what Was tr-achcry to- 3
the radical - Tor INN great. tn"N f,l,cahl..
stupefyinR folly Nor ~ II less clear hat .
all ProgreS-ivcs l.h.'s, that whether .
had judgment nr bad faith -, plains the .
Roosevelt "piSod. the real injury -
equally great To their cauS"
Nor - th-r" any essential difference
between radical and conservative ~ the
CONVICTION that Mr. Roo--v~it'- position
IN IN. middle West has h-"u enormously.
incidentally Weakened lie has heen "A
poor leader or a dishonest leader: his
folly j. certainly - great ~ his had faith
could b" Il IA" noted deliberately Morally
he may h" m setter Iv,sit.on 4 his sim
cerity 10 accepted. but a. leader the
harm IA" has done ID" Caus" must weaken
his strength a. header But II he has
deceived u Il h" has deliberately duped
Us then between doubt and dsrnna tIon
there = nothing THIS last was the
of one NJ IN" most famous OF
nj, Iowa Progressive
By and large. II would Sem thousands
and thousands II progrcsslvcs IN Iowa
are trying To believe NJ Roswell honest.
- far they have Succeeded. hat at the
-ust - believing his Judgment weak le-
yond their pow"- 20 characterize But
~ friend - Mr. Roosevelt from any
quarter Tor moment attempts - CONCEAL
ma fact that the hlunder At Saratoga was
great. possibly permanent IN it, effect ,
Ipon Mr. Ron-Rvolt's forc.- for Progress {
~" gseiuln"ss IN IN" middle West A.
mailer Roosevelt certainly for Iowa came ,
'ut VI m" Saratoga convention
Tho very multiplicity - things done in !
<ew York that mad careful explanation e
n Iowa II Interesting That excursion 81
W Roosevelt across tho raging sound
q meet Mr. Taft. that - not pleasant |,
hing To- Town Progressiv~- ~ courSe
here j. q Roosevelt explanation Here It
=. NIr Taft was responsible: that is. Mr.. Z
Taft'S man GriScon "" suggested A
ornal call - 10 made ia Now York: the
President changed his plan and NIr Roo-a-
.nlt made tn" p'r~ly formal call IN Con
lactIcut Tho call was purely formal.
= was not IN any sense a reputation OF h
no attitude toward he President that Mr. I
Ipo=evelt had displayed IN Iowa But u 8
vas a mistak" IN Judgment The blame
,c'ongs 10 Taft and the wicked GIis-
'om, hi' the hod Judgment. that was Mr.. Z
loO-avelts. {
Another explanation derived from :
Roosevelt sources and accepted by CON '
srvativa ProRre>siv~s in Iowa il that :
4 tho Payne tariff plank. Mr.. Roosevelt :