The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-02
Nationalism Is
Ihe Game In Sight"
For The Great Hunter
Mas Driven Into the open BY
Ryan and LaFoIIette, But
" 0ooseveIt, With His Gus
tomary Good Aim,
Bags II.

II declar
vcrtunity and the destruction of privilege
declares for every right before any mans profit
declares for the regulation of property subject to regulation "
Tired by the welfare of the public
declares for the regulation of the terms and conditions OIL M
declares government supervision OF cap'
ton of all corporations doing interstate business io'
people, for publicity OF campaign
p before after elections valuation of railroads. LOT h
ping its duty the national legislature and for the prompt
pm public service of incompetent and unfahful servants
It declared this through Roosevelt osawatOmie
exposed himself TO the hAs
hing the best politician country has ever known
deny the charge at any rate we o0n
link he should he that kind of politician
only wishes there of his kind IN pohcs
We need more politicians the kind that have
Ma charge Of things in the past.
purely the of the hour because ne is the
ban of the people.
ksy want it
Theodore Roosevelt is also great hunter
Training and experience as hunter taught shoot
Lmless he could see the game
Returning from South Africa would discuss politics
Arriving New York he would not talk politics AT THAT IMh
LATER ON he might have something to say
He wanted to get sight of the game bobbed almost before ne
build get his hand his gun.
The people he found progressed such
presented in my policies
Hence the Osawatomie speech and the natonalism
opportunity presented in this same speech Tor those
o study Roosevhe biggest in the country
~ even his political admitting at this hour
His declaration principles natiOnaism reads like the
Democratic platform and he fought tooth and nail the
<k william Bryan the presidency ON that platform
will LaFoete attempted in vain to get
HE Republican include the valuation of railroads
with influence enough to that convention for the
presidency and for his own successor
Were Roosevelt to be charged nes his closest friends
&vould have to admit much possibly
His attitude the past Bryan Foee stand
r for the same things declares for thing that
&aneth understanding.
There might be the that against nothing
ver the presidency beyond that he was radical
that adoption principles deemed then o radical would
njure policies he already trying advance
There that leaving the presidency and getting
atmosphere of Washington and closer to the public pulse
the demand for greater than ne even thought
3t to have been.
But even if he is selfish sought
be the general fighting for fame and and
willingness the hardest battle and wade blood win his
8anres.
Wisconsin may we'll feel proud
That pride may come today
putting faith Taft and practically acknowledges much in
&ocng this code of more radical policies.
really confession that should have been LaFolee
If the be Of Democracy and Bryan
rng from the Republican Roosevelt years
toilette in its PRONUNCIATION.
satisfying for have be proud
III represented the advancement of the country
would appreciate here particularly this time
Abe get the who be
represented like repetition
speeches delivered in 1884
One would imagine upon listening reading one Burrows
there other before the people
the dear old Republican dear old Republican
holders, and protection for the robbng trusts
calls blood Washington
hc LaFoette and the WE
Charles Townsend in the primaries next Tuesday
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