The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

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aruiun and background fur rh. inHim-
m1trry utfrranc~ Thus 90 ti-lwA'
"mi~, shaping hi- Uuur-" toward tho
destructive -~utim~nt- Whi,h hr- m nj
contained and hl- mouth Wt- ~sg"r 20
emit ~ sroks with 'emp~rni" rh"'ur,,
n the 'vn great "ri-..- m uur country :
his'nvy tho ar~i beng tho experimental
~ formatv- r~ri"d un'i-r the nov
avstem contemplated bv the fram.r-
I thu Cuns,,tution and no -econd the
test and struggle % the var fer III" IN
t"xri'y ~ the nation
The thiri great cr,si- - at hand. Il
Il IN IN Colonel ROo-EvtLT~ power Il"
bring u about. No doubt remains since
IN. development thus week II his plan
II candidacy or crusade He came
back from Africa intending - measure.
his popularity. H. = hnding the
measurement satisfactory even tn the
eXactrng Intelligence It hl- per-"nal
politics he = fully sieruhned tn make
the most II whl, no hrl"ves ~ be-
hrs commanding advantage 81 Position.
Consequently. We have without he-i,a-
tion or procra~tination the avowal of
purpose con'amssi in hi- remarks uu
" hat NJ styles for he slkt. nf Ih., nl,ras.l-
the new natIonallsIn. ductrine more
nearly revolutionary perhaps than any
thing that ever prDCeed,Sl from the lips
~ any American who has held high "fiic.,
in our Government Tn" new nation
alism. a. understood bv it, preacher.
h described with clcarne~-
The nsu national Ism l. I'm lieut. ~ The utter
confusion ths' resu''s from lorll I-si~la'urrs A.
tempting 10 treat ma Iona lssu-s a. IocaI!ssu-s
II IL stu more impatient Of The iu po,encr
which springs from he a. -riivtSiDa - Govern
nsnt poper."
This new nsuOnalism regard. the executive
powsrAs the s'-wsri of the public welfare
II demands % the Judiciary matt shan ~
hisres'ed primarily Ia hyusn w-Ifstr ra'hsr than
IN property. 'us' a. ~ demands that the reprr~~n
tsiive body shall represent al TIE people rather
than one class or section Of The people
IL Colonel ROOSEVELT ~ intoxicated
by the cheers and the handshakes that
he does not perceive in what direction
he is beckoning the mob We do not
believe IL. There il nothing sobarer
than his own sense Of bearings aud re-
lations and points Of the compass when
ever the main Chanc" ~ concene,I
There is no confusion be'ween the DOW
srs Of the local legislatures and thu.
Federal legislature which may not he
At once Strengthened and re-nlve,i by
the properly constituted authority. tin.
incor1iptible tribunal which Colonel
ROOSEVELT - 80 severely crlticising
from his stump. Whenever "A stat.
Legislature undertakes "a u.urp IA
national power ar hn' ton Colonel
ROOSEVELT NAV 10 sure thai the IN
vasion will be checked The Suprrtn.
Court. and NO extra Judicial body m
which Colonel ROOSEVELT stall pr-.id,.
over the Impas-l"n''l deliberations ~ the /
Hon CLIFFORD PINCHOT the Hon lamps
X GARFIELD the Hon. WILLIAM trrrx .
WHITE aud their associates. n,Ist CON B
tinue. unless there = constitutional
amendmrnt or fnr,rble revolution 10
determine what i--'i"~ ar" national
and what l~~rl.-~- ara l".a'. VI. can
understand that such decisions A. that
which was rendered. bv 'hn Supreme
C"Irr ~ the opinion written bv the late
Ju=ti".. BREWFR IN the Kansas i ninrad,
case NAV T." n ,hsia-i"fIl - Colonel
kpDSEvE1T a. fhp-" other d.,i-Irn- ,
" n Ia re ~ denUrucug A. ID. travel, !
hut the impatlrnG" II b. new national-
isn' Ter a shorter c'u and = more pleasing
distribution - legislative power must
ne res'TalnPI within l-gi'rmat. bounds
and oonfr~l 80 I"g,'ilna'" efforts to
pTo-,irr 3 reversal. or - obtain a con-
siItutional am"rdm"ut Otharwi~. he
and RI ~ .pl"- WI, u.'rpm. really dau-
gerous persons " 'n'. r"mmuLpv
We ar" informed t.,m ~" o~awai.
omic stump 'rIj 'i' reN uAl.ynalsIn
regards the EN"oIt 81" .- the custodian
of the puhr. woifags Cpupled With
the untounded and drsrloahle inrnrt.,-
ton that under 'He o'i n,tioralr-r1 tho
Stiurpnne CcstrT ~ the ptte, state.