The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-15


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What va NJ Roosevelt DONG AZ this
'ims' Here !. th- farthsr sxplanat,oa
Mr. Roosevelt Recognised that the direct
primary vas tho vital Progressive doctrine
10 b. fought Zoe az saratOga. Nr raft's
wicke,i otfic~holclsss threa,ensd 10 pre-
vent any Declaration whatever Zoe Pm
maFiss n the Taft Embarrassment we're
opposed Believing dhrscs primaries tho
vital isssie Mr.. Roosevelt compromised
IN all else 10 save that. This explanation
10 spread broaGcass from Kansas 20 Iowa.
II u the Roosevelt answer To the middle
Vests demand for an explanation. and 10
simply -Bllme Taft don't blame me-
Hut MIR Roosevelt answer doesn't
go IN Iowa, -not Nv a damned sight,
n yuu hslteve the Iowa ProGr~-sivss A
gr~at light. a stldCisn ami astonishing illu-
minltiun. has broken IN upon the Iowa
Progrc~-ive- -lou T~opls and your
n"w-gap"rs IN IN" Fast have said some
mighty mean things about Roosevelt =
this = what one Lending Progressive said
10 me. But ! guess you are right A.
for me I am dOns With Theodore.
You will find the d.nunriatioEss of Rooss-
welt vary a. the intensity % the Progress
sive- with whom you talk in Des Moines
II II = ons of tho leaders. one 81 the men
who have -foIght. bled and dfed' for tho
Progressive doctrin his language riss-
to the grand style His denunciation IL
that II a man who feels a causs he serves
b"trayed. Talk with the less radical and
you will IL told that a great suspicion and
doubt ~ Theodore Roosevelt is abroad
in Iowa. Things that appear inexplicable
IN. II
sives. There IL something damned q,Ie-r
about IL all. this dynamite az Osawatomie
and di,chwater at Saratoga this 10 what
they aay.
Again. the friends Of Senator Cummins
arr red hot 10 their resentment NJ the sug-
gesiion issued from MIR Roosevelts quar-
ter that the Senator's Eastern trip was
a surprise 70 him. Too many people
have seen the pathetic appeal sent to
Cummins 10y Mr. Roosevelt A for the
apparent success Of MIR Roosevelt in
calming Mr.. Cummins. they smile at tina,
IN Iles MoInes. Theodore was always
good AT giving away bull pups. and when
a man wants someihing A. badly as SEN
ator Cummins does he will take a fabby
answer, but me. | don't want anything.
and Mr. Roosevelt = eT PLANTATION doesn't 20
vith me This was one comment
All these explanations that are issuing
from Mr. Roosevelt along his latest rouie
rouse only resentment In Iowa. Watch
him explain shey say grmly; a man
that has TO explain all the time where
IL he going to Eet'- None Of the explana-
tons satisfies. either. To the Iowa mind
Mr. Roosevelt should have fought those
hosts Of Taft oficehOIders at Saratoga
he should have fought a. q matter Of
principle. but above all else he should
have fought 10 make good his words
spoken right here In Iowa a few weeks
hefoT~ But when did he ever make
good'- they sneer now.
There - no mistaking the emotion OF
Progressive Iowa. Thsre 10 no mirin-
Outstanding tho fact that the Progressivss.
the ms regents here. beliovo that their
cause has Teen first exploited and then
spId oft by Theodore Roosevelt. All that
has besn printed in the East Of the Iowa
sentiment IL accurate and an uIndsrstAts-
fuauf rathar than an enumeration Tha