The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
EerPrs REPIv 70 MSoagvsEy.


~ sxpr~ased by him in his apeech ~ IN
Cairo University On March ~ was amnsrted
In this reply % Mai,rs Ahmsd Lsoutfy
El-aayed. thu spokesman for The Egyptian
J p~opls. Aaltrs A. I,outfy Ei-SAyud n a
present the EDITOR n EI-gsyidaA (the
JouraaD. which was founded in ie07 -
the organ % the peoples party. and Il
- reGaBtlpd a. the most conservative
newspapsr In Egypt and tho only ons that
really repr~ssnts ths ideas % tho laadina
men % this country Tho choice. therefore.
% MaitFe A. Isoutfy El-Sayed a. spokss-
man enabled very important element
In the nation 10 prsssnt their visws "a
4 Colonel Roosevelt. Previous 20 his election
- editor Native A. Isosstfy E-3ayed held
many important posts In the Egyptian
Judicial Court. and the titls % Boy was
at one time conferred upon him by the
kbedive. His reply 20 Colonel Roosevelt
has never before been Transmitted accu-
rately and presented TO English speaking
peoples. IL was In main part as follows:
! ! sincerely thank yOu. gentlemen. for
your presence to-day to hear the defence
OF our national problem which Colonel ROoss-
welt has honOTed N by discussing yssesr-
dav. in which he showed hts frtsndliness
/ to the present Government.
| I do not fnainuats by this that Roosevelt
n one OF our political enemler. or that he
| n hiding his true democratic principles. or
that he would be any the better for the iced
water he has poured on our ardent struggle
for The constitution. No. Rsntlemsn. our
honorable guest IL none of these He has
known ~ only through the foSeixn organs.
which do not know half e. much ~ he
knew Of the Egyptian problem before read
ing them lie has read the defence Of one
party and passed his Jud9men, accordingly
He was BIASED by hearing one side OF our
problem and thus disappointed you I'm hts
speech In our evea NE constsie him above
advocating despoeIsm and absolute govern
ment or take the mart OF the powerful
Against the weak Our eminent guest has
fought I'm hi. own country for the right
aRnInst might
In thia great mans apeech ha haa be-
uiirhed vou nv h1a eloausoos and tourhsd
everything I'm voar hearta hat without
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