The sun., 1910-10-06
my POLICIES" WERE COXEY'S
THE GENERiL NiIS THE COL-
ONEL STOIE THEN.
BeI eeR RSsse, eIt and Hry an the Leader
sG the RaKiAEs Has NothinG I.rft
hut III legs Cant stomach T. q.
aud win Nete the Socialist Ticket

Z
sI the RaEiaEs Has NothinG Left
hut III Legs Cant stomach T. q.
aud win NSie the Socialist Ticket.
Who killed Cock Robin In other
words. Who first propounded My poll
cie- Colonel of Oyster Bay has
posed as the author of those inv entions
and more lately of the new nationalism.
Not long ago another Colonel of Lincoln.
Neb.. said he had devised the policies
years before. Now comes Gen Jacob
\. Coxey OF Massi lion. Ohio sometime
the organizer and leader of the Army
Of the Commonweal" who says that he
invented the same policies sixteen wears
back and that he can point to the news
paper files Of that time and prove a.
Gen. Coxey. who 10 at the Waldorf
accuses both Roosevelt and Bryan nf
stealing his thunder. and he thinks ia
hard lines. because they have taken az
one time or the other every plank out
of his platform. He still has two legs Ia
stand on but he says he has nothing
Ia vote for now and nobody to vote for.
He AYERS that between the devil and the
deep sea his present inclination IL Co board
an Reroplane and vote the Socialist ticks,
i can and | cant. | will and wont:
IN he damned II | do" said Gen CoKey.
paraphrasIng lust before a hearty break
fast at the Waldorf yesterday among
lot of the millionairea he once refused
10 associate with. and I'll be hanged Il
I can Con-cientiou-lv vote for either the
Democratic ticket or th. Republican ticket
this fall
-Ro osey-lt ~ simply stealing the
thunderbOlts some of Ne have teen ham
mering at for the last twenty five vearS
at least most Of them continued the
General If the American people
were thinkers they would realize how
ridiculous are the claims he ~ making
ia conservation Why. he only tried
cunserVRtion after everything worth con
serving had been stolen oT given away
What Is Ieft to CunEeNe'
BEFORE Roosevelt left 20 try his big
gun on the den zens ~ the African lungle~
he had 81 ~ieldeSi his bug stick her" that
the Republican parry IA hs absence
got into just the pr'-dCamrn; lie bad fore
seen and he knew full well that upon
his return he would be hail,-d as the
possible savior ~ the party
when Won 90 to inquire continue-I
Gen Coxey. -yOu see what both parties
stand for. not only the kepublIcans
but ths Democrats, and II - simply graft
There " no other principle at stake. They
simply go about preaching HONESTY and
/ practising dishonesty ! ale. Tor IN.
| stAnc. Roosevelt = saving ther. ar- good
trusts and bad trusts and then when
| the panic came he went aud allowed the
! greatest trust IN the country - absorb
| the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company,
which Vas in violation ot IN" Law That
/ shows how incOnsistsn' h~ n Now he's
| 'rVIng 10 make hiS nsN natIOnalism
an ISSUE 20 save the old regime
Roosevelt aud Bryan are ltI-t alike
! When Won come To revieS the political
| history Of the last sixteen year, YOU find
that what arn called progrs~ssive-S to-day
were Populists hen The PopulIst move
ment had become very strong and IN"
party elected good number Of kepr"-
sentative- and Senators That had - be
checked and lt was don. by Bryan com
| ing out as RoOeVslt does now aud adj
| vocating enough of the Pup,aIst ideas 20
make the Pnp,Di-ts believe he was their
own man Well. Bryans uIs- was sue
Lces(ul The PUpuli-t parry ~a- got rad
I of. DESTROYED II was lIk" horse race
: in which thrse animals wer" running
/ The ItIaRr- sent he third to tho stable
| and left the ~ a ot hers 60 ight ont the race
The Eitu1fion in OHIO SiN months
ago they couldn't have beaten Harmon.
but now he's losing ground lie hAz got
ali the labor ORGANIZATIONS against him
and he has slapped IN the face the Per
sonal Liberty lea que, which elected him
before It's an awful hard thing Ia de
eide where 60 cast vote Personally
| I can't vote for Democrat or a kepubli
can because ! don't believe ~ what they
stand for The only thing To do is 20 vote
the Socialist ticket. ana then the Sor7nl-
ist- 20 too far But there will he thou
sands voting the SOCIALIST ticket this fall
amply as a protest. not beCaus. they be-
! lievs ,R socialism. Still Judging from
| the strides made IN politics IN the last
fifteen yearp. what are called SoctAllsts
to-day will only b" call'-i proEressives
fifteen years from now
No. | am not the richest man IN ONO.
Said Gen Coxey IN answer 10 y question
but II that engine Of mine iurns out a
succe-s I shall he. that IL. excepting
John d Then the leader ~ toNey's
army at down 60 = ~ breakfast.