The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16

ests is now impossible and the future is
now safe against the oppression of
monopoly.
TO MAKE FOR BETTER RACE
The fundamental idea Of conserva-
tion is to make of this country a bet
ter home for the race and TO make the
race a better one in that home. The
nation should think about its marvel
Gus riches. Conservation does not
mean TO stop development. but so to
use the country's natural resources
that the people who come after us may
also enjoy them.
7 believe a new school of politics is
coming in the United States. This new
school viii decide whether the country
shall be governed by money for profit
or bv men for human welfare. I made
a speech in st. Paul recently. and in
connection with that pseech somebody
mentioned the possibility of the organ
izatiOn of a new party.
''Cannon's reference to me in that
connection doubtless is due to his hav-
ing read some headlines at that time
The essential questions before the peo-
pie now are outside Of party lines. In
looking over the names of those who
voted for the PaYne-Aldrich tariff bill
7 am led TO believe that regular repub-
licsns and regular democrats are the
same
Il am a republican. and / do not be-
Iieve in the necessity Of a third party
at this time. And there wont be any.
4 am not a Cannon republican, nor
an Aldrich republican. bat 1 am Dol
liver. Cummins Beveridge. La Toilette.
Murdock Norris Stubbs republican and
like TO he counted among that kind of
cattle.
II am on my way to speak for an
insurgent candidate for congress in
california. This is my first appearance
in politics.
STANDING PAT NOT FOR HIM
.Mr Cannon said that a party can
not stand on one issue. Well. / know
that the people viii never become eH-
thusiastic on the one proposition OF
standing pat. / want 10 be counted
with the men who go ahead
I have an exceedingly kind feeling
for the speaker. The old man in his
fight with Murdock and the other in
surgents stood for an obsolete tradition,
but he was manly about it. His cour-
age made him great while fighting for
a proposition in which I think he was
mistaken. It is q bad thing when men
who have done their work must stand
aside and give the leadership to others.
But this has ever been the history of
progress.
I think I am as good a republican as
Mr.. Cannon"
But some Of us are democrats.'
shouted some one in the audience.
T am glad you said that answered
Pinchot For the ideals of public
spirited democrats are exactly the same
as the ideals OF public spirited repub
a n
put the special interests out Of poll
tics.
The speaker mentioned Major Pow
ell. He was a great man. Frederick
H Newell is the same kind of A man.
L consider Mr.. Newell the best officer
now in the federal service at Wash
ington.
TRIBUTE To YOUNG MEN
The greatest tribute ever given Mr..
Roosevelt was that of an English
writer. who said that when president
Of the United States Roosevelt sur
rounded himself with the most effective.
the most enthusiastic company of
young men ever engaged in carrying
forward the executive duties of any
government"
Patronage Cut Off
OLATHE. Kan. July 15.-For the first
time since he returned to Kansas
United States Senator Joseph l. Bris-
tow in a speech here tonight referred
TO the fact that he has been cut off
without patronage by the president.
1T is isagreeable,' he said, ito be
ostracised from political recognition for
opinions sake but when I know that I
am standing for the interests of the
people who chose me to represent them.
T certainly accept the ostracism and
have no apologies to make for the
votes cast
The progressive republicans are con-
tending for the honest fulfillment of the
pledges we made in the campaign. We
submitted the case to the people of
Kansas for their decision and we have
an abiding faith in a triumphant VIC
tory.
kansas is not reactionary. It is pro-
EressiVe. Kansas will not consent to
be classed with Rhode Island and Penn
sylvania as machine ridden states that
obeyed the dictates Of financial organi-
cations that are in politics for plunder."