The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-01

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- No nssitral xruund for Tho CANNING
ltwbreassrs amt ~sT-gtaliv for tho law
hrNakers of great wealth s.u can hir-
the vulpin- l-Eal cunning shi~h Will
laarh thsnn ~ avuid bosh jurisdictions
u = q miafoFttins hs cri-a Wh-n th.'
National Legislature fails a. Do IT, iIiiy
IN providing a national r~m.siy ~ that m.
ealy NATIONAL activity r. tho purely a-ga-
ave activity - the Judiciary IN furbid,iing
ths state % exsr't-- power IN m" PREM
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The corporations -s-nn ~ rrt Nr Hr--s-
velt excited tie repeated thls aftsruorp
q good many things h. has -said u-fprr
bat h. went one step further Ne DO
clared that he heiieNes that tho same
kind Of cuntrul which should D.. EXERCISED
over public service corporations -hnUld
he aNtended al.o ~ combinations which
control neccssaries q life. such a. m.at.
oil amt coal and the officers and Especially
the directors % ths,-' corporations shpuld
he held personally Responsible when any
CorpnFaiion hrraks N" law
S'r Garfield WAS ALERT whom m" ,psaNsr
toiIChst on the matter IT Executive power
Tn. new nationalizm. said Mr. RDo-,'-
Welt. regards the Executive power a. fn.s
steward 10 the public Wrlfar~ Nlr
Garfield has argued thai Nv" EN~~utN~.
heoali-e ~ hi- -t"Wari~hIp has power
To- do anything hi- discretion dicttt
provided u - not specifically prohibited
by the Constitution or 10y statute
know well that the rpfoTmsr- must
not bring upon the p.~ppl~ .yunomtc
rum. Mr. Roosevelt SAID toward the end.
-or the reforms themselves viii 60 down
IN the rum. But We must h" ready 10
face temporary disaster whether 81 not
brought on 10y thos" who will war against
us 20 the knife
The sunfower- swayed m m. breeze
a. Mr. Roosevelt moved swiftly from one
part of OsswatomIe Ia another The IN
surgent Governor and senator and Con
Rreesman and editor followed HIM
At the insane asylum be- IndorSed
the actions 81 the kan-aus and said
that he hellevst ~ IA" POLITICAL tenet
of this state - a. TAD 10 10" on tn"
stump a. N it, he roarrd a political
promise must H. redeemed just - an
honest nan would redeem he outstanding
Indebtedness.
He told the kAnsans that 30 finds them
somewhat disturbed. bu' tina; he never
came without finding them that way
It's a sign IF good health. h" remarked
when one considers the ~" - the
crowd that gathered here today m"
Roosevelt reception may h" put down
as the most remarkable he has yet re-
ceived The numbers that hocK"i -
him An Denver we're not present. IN the
enthusiasm Was here. and the population
OF Oss~atomie. Including the -unnowsrs.
turned Ou TO man Special trains
were shot into town from Kansas city
and adjacent pDlUts The farmer, pur
on their other suits and the women W"r"
all there
II j. impossible to -ay tom ghi what
the result 81 Mr. RoO-ayel''s spaerh Will
he 4 good many spectilatlpn- hav. he-u
made 10y local politicians. bat they arr mere
speCulations
r.. -. ,..-,.., 81. D.. 80 ....
for the nomination IN 1912 u only IN part
warranted lie has told ms ciu-.' friends
that he ~ seeking nothing. hut . - known
thai " the situation ~ develops that he :
forced into an acceptance ~ the nomlna-
ton he will not r..fiI-.a u because he will
u a duty 20 accept
Whether the new -natioualism- - gong
20 result IA a split ~ the Republican party
- another matter thar " both"rIng m"
sharps tonight
The Colonel Was pretty well keyed up
IN the fuTCsful delivery 81 las zJeerh to-
day. Pinchot. Garfield Madison BrIstnw
Hiubb- aud Whit" hay" "A regular -hOW IN
the rear platform this morning Th.
only one missing vas Victor Nurfork
" no ~ aih "a ~ IN New Jersey F.,nh
took his turn while the crowd thai prr-..,l
against the car Republic yeli'-i apprnva,
~ them Bring them all on pip'.i a
veteran 81 the war let = hear what
they got tO Say Editor Whit" pulled
over "A few hot ones about the great Siats.
D! kansAs. -Say. he JO-hsi they don't
make en- any haud-nIner any whore than
they do N kansas ! know, l",au-.' !
vac born here myself
Iioy Stubhs and SENATOR Rri-'pw Iaii
tributes L. themselves aud 10 Nr Roo-..-
welt They exhausted the Operatives
Congressman Maii-pn went IN. hmit
m praislng NIr. RsSp-.NcI' AMI kan-l-
You will hear this art.ruoOu. sad no. .
-One ~ the greatest yrouounr "rnenrs over
made Ola American soil few farmers .
started for the grounds II Wa rarnIug .
Theodor" Roosevelt Madison called To-
them, ~ not a citizen merely ~ Kansas
Dr. New NOrE. but he ~ a citizen ~ N" .
world Europe may well profit py the
advice thai theodore gave them
When Mr. Madison stepped into the car
there cam" nzist"nt demands for Garfield .
and Pinchot There Wa a slight arg,-
ment as ~ which should 20 first and n
was decided that PinchOt shuuld ~.
-ad that the Kansas platform written by
IllIam Allen White IN which Prosuiaft
Taft gets a C'Irsory in.ntIon and Roosevelt
4 bIg one. was one II the finest thing
over written II" oppressed gladn..-s that
bic conservation pplicieS had been ~ well
reoeiyed ~ m" StInfower Star" Mr.
PInchOt - popular here
banning tho corporations much after
he manner 81 the Colonel took M, abaft, .