The Detroit times., 1910-10-17

z ssSsseea .ss.ss nons-it is unoonsoiOn.sly
100000 diverted. Our enthusasm over Col
tIleotual conviction We believe him to be far SEEING
Dntonnan. We are not among those who laugh when a
enes breaches the simple virtues OF ehiciency and
Iot him call il the square deal if he likes or by any
p21estand He knows well the veriest professor
goddess with the scales in whose service he enlsts and
~ applies her principles but to the COM
wncent fact You may bark him because he brought
9 moment and not earlier because he pounded boss on
4 not that because he rode in because he made
allowed this plank into platform, or that because
0: hut II in these deserved not you lose
hos done for his you reckon ILL., He has stirred the
~ Hs has helped them to apply primary truths to con-
Get after him with commonpaccs, II must
time to realize his record not in legislaon, like
IN azd the Hepburn Railway law or in mere statesman
or in his land fraud prosecutions and conservation
~ great extension scope civil protection but in
modes Of thought in his large help toward purer
f n this country has been the corporation and its frat
8 hen the machine democracy founders it will not be
popularity like Roosevets but the rock Of private
al 10 fear the influence of trusted citizen is to
ies There real things fear but the danger from
oned BY the that the have listened to such
md forced the classes to listen also The election in
Asxt month il of national importance Among other things
whether Of bugaboos lead the people to doubt
Rved them cautiously boldly wisely for three decades
1sncs toward the light meets the bosses to undo them
Eod business behind them Murphy, mercenary slave Of
oIoGations shameessy dealing in the peoples wealth.
ooenton at Rochester, receives support from silk stock
NAo afraid Roosevelt will be Czar Murphy, rich with
xphy furive gobetween Murphy the exchange Office in
tous buy control: this il the who puts Bense in that
st which has most to do with contzaeand Murphy him
ootorl II pretty story and the prettest part ID that
yet makes large noise and trusted BY the country
residsnts the Empire state alarm He did
paris Of the platform which, with the usual windy full
national a6a-the administraton's record and the
hs nsstenoe to state issues his views national
10 clear his speeches Those who wish to consider
B oonneotion however referred to Mr. Mark Suvans
Of Coler The in Office Of Conne heads
ticket but il think Fngy is dead, just find out the
6ensl Fmsy not dead His spirit helped Murphy write
intended take precedence in the New York mind of the
the absolute victory Of Theodore Roosevelt and his
*4vH the Republican bosses of the state.
this editorial in Golfers first because given by
= II expression Of faith Roosevelt sefsame
treat majority Of the people il the National
for the faith Of The Times In this remarkable
66nss the analysis Of the
ntion which said hall Tafts do with HE liked
1t md done with first half bosses aimed
1pat press-a desperate press-pcked Roosevelt up the
V had Anished with those resolutions but they sv
fnd hs i hot coal ever for he has been quickly
- parry harmony that welcomed il still afar on
se has been the one to dsmpen tho ardor Of who
tzias q regularity pulled BY him
ths South wanted the temporary organisation
0uGd" to afraszls" and was willing to Let the stand
>lysr = pleased the standpattss.
bscause he successful controlling the convention
d - control it. he put no bsttsr than the
l those whom he gave the boot Aguravsy speaking in
~ him = ~bos"
~ tha& kinA Of bosGm" Ars last and Ill ths TINA for
ysmty vin never 90 wrong or suffer.
ths American hat must OF Roosevelt for Ill that
n reality bom ct all but the hirelng Of tho corrupt
and the opponents always Of the people and what
- psspls want
the American hat must Oh to Roosevelt for al that
IN the past year for the bettemsnt Of the country ill that
Amphed through insurgency must be written down to his
as1omr
ky w 3Cassar" and they may him through but
hs 70 sway the power Of the sentiment that broadcast
y which sentiment started it, way from Warrington
1ogvo1t vss IN the presidential chair
- Weekly simply doing what the Saratoga convention did
- dsvsd tribute for having awakened the public mind to
|rc11r than Il was ever awakened before
Quag irresistible where the right s demanded and where the
&rksd
rom Another Point of View
80 more innocent when is
had 'em when poce called