The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
HITS A SNAC
The Republican Leaders in Chic Are
Greatly Wenied About
FORAKER'S OUTBURSTS

/ FORAKER'S OUTBURS1S
On the New Naiionalism that Ha.
Been Promulgated BY Todd,
Roo>cyelt Has Created Constcrna
ton Among the Republicans o
the Buckeye State.
The bitter attack CT Roos-rr!
made by Former Senator Foraker II
Ohio on Saturday ha: created con
Se-ration among the Repu olicaI.
ios the Buckeye state. Senator For
aker declared that II Is 40 woade!
ltha: William J. Bryan holds up a:s
hands IN horror a; the Roosrel: doc
,r!ne. for never in h!s radical
moments. cid Bryan 80 SO "a:
as 20 advoCate suci. q thing a
,ac new na;iona!:sm. He u-clir
ed that /, was not na;!oaalisn. nes
O. old. but Imperialism. pure and
simple. The senator went :urta ::
into detail. and die not nince words
in denou1cing the overweenias am
bitioa OF :he ex-pres!dent. who would
like the opportunity 10 run the
whole country. IN The executive. leg
isla,iYe and judicial departments.
Ohioans declare tina. the net re-
suit OF Foraker's attack on Roose.
relt will be to lose Harding: the Re
publican candidate for governor. a
large number Of votes Harding has
been doing great things IL Ohio IL
the effort 70 bind up the Repuo!l-
can pa.,y's wounds. and had beg IN
TO hope for success in defeating JEd-
son Harmon for governor. Hu, when
the Foraker outea-st can" CO. VIII
al! he bitterness and force Shich
long ago earned the speaker the title
OF Fire Alarm" Foraker. Il was
Immediately recognized that the re-
srls was not good. NJ. Harding
gave out the following statement IN
regard TO the affair:
1T was q typical Foraker speech.
Perhaps his opposition TO the aeH
aat.onalisu will not wholly please
the more devoted followers OF Cot.
| Roosevelt Blu, We have no specla!
need 70 agree upon that subject IL
this campaign. There IS 40 censor
ship on individual epuol!can ideas
n Ohio either :or or against new
plans. The main thing this year is
20 elect 6 Republican congress. ana
in Ohio 10 elec, Republican admin
/! :stra:ion in :he State Coz which ;nc
party will assume the :espcas!5iii-
~
The :ea. TIA; besets ,ac Buckley"
Republicans is that TAFT may !os*
his own State 20 ;he Democrats.
They are particularly anxious 70 win
| because OF the Presidents being a
citizen OF Chic. for there is ever;
prospec. ;ha, this Is 4 Democrats
year" in tia; State.
AS result Of the speech o. Fora
ker. i; IS probable taa; TIE dates
70. other speeches which ae had
been scheduled 10 make IN 'he cam-
! oaiga will be cancelled. ALREADY
one meeting. =, which Foraker and
Son-!r-law Lonaswo-'h were 20 socA-
from the same platform. has hee:.
called OF. and II IS said TIA; ne
Foraker stronghold. Union County
S!ll Il all probability Ae carried D.
the Democrats :his year.
The Foraker attack on Rooseve4.
recalls the bitter enmi;y which s-eT
up between the senator and The pres
ider.. while Roosevelt, was the oe.
cupau; OF the White House. The
| whole affair grew. LARGELY. ont o:
the Brownsville affair II will b.
recalled ;hat. while the negroes coz
ops:ng the T~eaty-F!fih Intan-
,ry we're guilty o: 'shootinS-
u p Brownsville. or AZ !eas.
| some o! them were guilty. the
president discharged The whole bunch
w:.hou, allowing them the r!gh; d:
cour:-ma-.ia; II was lynch-law n
dice.en, form from ,ha. Il whie"
lvnch law is usually aomin.st.rs 4.
according 20 legal authorities.
Senate, Foraker deprecated the
action 0: ,ae president in firing
the negroes ~:thou, ;.:ai. and aatu,-
ally the negroes looked TO him 10 de-
;end ther. IN the senate. II :n'.
long struggle taat took place o"e:'
the AFFAIR. Senator Foraker was de-
;armined in his cro:ts 20 See taa:
The negro soldiers were gwen ar
! opportunity 20 ae heard--a :!Shs
which is supposed 20 be dea!ed 40
man who IS c~-argcd "its cs!~e =.
Ii. civilized world
i, :; dinner OF III. famous GT!clI-
on Club in Washington IN February.
ll9oS. President: RooS"elt took occ:-
sion 20 defend his action IN discharS-
Ing the negroes. AID 20 deaouace the
:n-a Who Aad opposed Aim IL con
sress. t;e was especially severe.
laad. in The cours.. OF his REMARK
he took occasion 20 use Z s!aaS ei-
preston which vas popular acoct
l:hat ,ine-Roos@ve!t Is both maN'
or and 3scr o: sang. As ""c.;o.!t
knows He brought in;o his remarks
1.-The sentence. All Cons !Hok a.:kc
10 NE. 20 a" amusemen; o: a..
present. except. perhaps. senate
Foraker and !, tew .: MS -. -
thinking
But ;he .ire-a!arE: scaato. r.
who mad waved he bloody SIR -.
.he ;acr ot tho Son:h many t ::al-
was 40; ::ru:d 20 :c2iy 70 - h"'c
@; Il. evening X. got Il" hoo- Ia: