Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
ROOSEVELT A MENACE TO rllE REPUBLIC

6cme days ago @ correspondent 0l the Pscayune severely reproved this paper fr having declared. in th6 course of some editorial remarks, that Colonel Roosevelt was the most dan geroas man in the United States.
 Such an expression by a democrat ic journal is one thing, but a like declaration by a leading New York republican is vastly more to the point.
 According to the New York Sun. a pronounced republican paper, Charles H. Young, president of the Republican club in 1s07-0S and until April. 1909. model of party regular ity since he entered politics in 1887 and a consistent supporter of Prest- dent Taft and Governor Hughes. re- signed from the club last week and announced his intention to support John A. Dix and the democratic state ticket
 MT. Young has made up his mind that if Henry L. Stimson is elected governor Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated for president in 1912
 And if that man ever becomes president again" said MT. Young, we'll never get him out of the White House. He is the most dangerous man in the history of the republic, the gravest menace to liberty, the most alarming figure who has risen in world politics since Waterloo
 In giving his reasons for leaving the club and supporting the demo- cratic candidate, MT. Young said. among other things:
 We need to defeat Stimson to put out of power immediately the most arrogant boss in the history of the party. Two years ago we were de crying the democracy because they made up a state committee that was opposed by the delegates from the districts in which the committeeman lived. We called that an outrageous us1upation of power It was, but not more so than the larceny in the re- publican state convention performed in the name of reform. At Saratoga the king, against the will of the dele, gates, named committee to frame the platform.
 Because the party, under the pres ent boss. is an anti-supreme cour, party, an antilaw and order party and becanes it has permitted Theo dore Roosevelt to abolish representa- tive government
 If Stimson is elected I feel that Roosevelt would be president agair and that we should have nothing but wind storms for four years-if we ever get him out. I am not alone among loyal republicans in the be lief that it would be difficult to gel him out. Some people may ridicult that view. There were honest citi zens of the French republic who ridi culed those who warned against Loui: Napoleon.
 Because I believe in laws, no destruction or any other form of tht new nationalism. I believe in en forcing corporate honesty by law and I do not believe in scatterin: shot aIl over the earth to kin ol main men or corporations just fol the finn of the thing or to have { bully good time believe in sin cerity, not bunombe. I believe il upholding the dignity Of our courts and I cannot follow the new ieade of the republican party in his at tacks on them"
 Thoughtful people who are acquaint ed with the history of the great na tions of the earth, recognize that i Mr. Roosevelt shall be successful il the dictatorial, despottc and radica movement he has undertaken. in car rying with him a great and overpow ering body of the American people the republic will soon come to ar end and the empire take its place.
 Because conservative republican, foresee such a menace to the re public, and openly declare their op positios to the threatened reyolu