Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
WOULD ROB NtlGHBORS
: OF THEIR GOOD NAMES
Former Democratic Leader Take the
Ex.President to Task for His
Charges Against John A. Dix and
Nominee for Governor In Connect
cut-Declarcs Accusations Untrue.
lnv ArsocInted Press,

OSWEGO. n. Y, Oct. 26-Judge
Alton b. Parker. In the course of a
political speech here tonight, referred
at some length 10 Colonel Roosevclts
remarks con, erning "the alleged po-
litical circular, alleged TO have beon
mailed by somebody in Tammany
Hall 20 some alleged person In Walr
street"
Quoting Mr.. Roosevelt, Judge Payk-
or said:
This is wha. our &c mel slys.
Now. one of the honest mtn of WAL
street has sent me n letter. nd in it
he has put one of the crcula 3. ssnt
out oy Tammany Hall. to the War
street ticker crowd. The circular Us
that this campaign, more than ~
other, will affect the business OF T.
financial interests and every Wllt
street man ought to give IL serious
| thought.
observe In passing. that the col
oneI admits that there is one honest
| man in Wall street So that VIII
make two honest men in this state
that this campaign has thus far de-
yeloped. Possibly, with accustcn I'd
modesty, ne told you when here to-
day who the other one was.
Colonel Disturbed.
"The colonel is unnecessarily dis
| turbed. He would make legitimate
appeal for the funds needed for the
legitimate XXI ,'iturcs Of campaign
tho issue of the hour'-a vital issue,
as he puts IT, No that won't do. No
body will take that seriously. Every
body knows by Tins time that the
: Democratic party in this fight stands
for tranquility and business peace
] and is opposed to the wild doctrines
/ of Roosevelt. which would unseitle
values. disturb business and renew
/ the panic from which the country sui
I fered during his administration. That
/ is the fact. the truth. Is the colonel
/ such a stranger TO truth that he does
/ not know Il when he meets 1t?
7 THE colonel also tells us that the
( big Roosevelt doctrine is thou shalt
/ not steal and that he is waging de-
/ cent campaign for docency's sake;
vet i'm the same breath he rencws his
/ charge. charge that every other citi-
/ zen of the state now knows is us-
/ founded John A. Dix was Fart
l and parcel of the Wall Paper Trust
which was rightcously dissolved by
the courts
Won't Apologies.
"Mr. Dix asks for an apology from
/ his dctractor VIII he get IL? no.
the colonel will continue to steal away
! the good name of Mr.. Dix He viii
| continue to tell you not to seal.
I This big Roosevelt doctrine resolves
| Itself into this Don't do as ! do. bat
do as, tell you. The king can do
I no wrong Is this waging decent
campaign for dcccncy7
with that same disregard for fart.
the colonel has declared that the
| Democratic party of Connecticut has
nominated for governor a former
/ Judge who was a man who took the
view that II was competent for the
workman. when driven to accept any
I employment. To bind himself not 20
be compensated IL he lost life OF limo
in that occupation. The Democ' attic
candidate in that state. Simon r.
Baldwin. is known TO the legal fra
te-nity. as one Of its most accom-
plished members. 7 never took srch
A view he writes ex-President Focse-
Welt Such view would he opposed
20 the settled principles ~ law. and
no competent lawyer could OF would
take IT.
Asked to Retrsc;
~Hc. too. asks the cx-Presidenf Tor
a retrzcfion. IT, SAYS Judge Bad
| win. Won did IN fact make the charge
against me 0r one substantially n
/ that character. ] write 10 request
! that you would retract u. a. :; IS ons
/ calculated 10 affect my standing as q
lawyer. AZ least among those who %
not know me. as well as TO preiudice
/ my position a. candidate for public
| Office The colonel would also steal
Judge Baldwins good name away
I from him. and the courts may b Ia
/ vokcd 20 preserve TO the judge what
/ Is his own.
Is this waeirz . decent camp7iea
, Tor dccency7 let nc coulwcrd 70
Mr.. Roosevelt's serious considerations
a singh fbouzhf. Thou shah not
steal. Vas only one commard that
Wa Numbered from the mount. There
was another just a. plain. jut -
clear. juaf ~ emphatic. which ues
this. ~Tnou shalt ncf bear false 1T.
ness araf-et fhv roiEfnor