The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
TRUTH ASTRANGER
ROOSEVELT
Does Not Hesitate to
Steal Away a Mans
G Go5od Name.
NOT 5M AN ENOUGH
TO .APOLO LOGIZE
Judge Parker Flags Ex-Presi-
dent for Part He Is Taking in
Campaign D e m ocracy
Fighting His Wild Doc
trines Which, if Success
full, Would Bring Panic.

Oswego, N. Y, October 26.--Judge
Alton B. Parker, In the course of po-
litical speech here tonight, referred
at some length to Colonel Roosevelts
remar rks concerning the alleged poltt1-
cal circular. alleged to have been mailed
alleged person In Wall Street. Quor
Ing Colonel Roosevelt, Judge Parker
said:
This Is what our colonel says: Now,
one of the honest men OF Wall Street
has sent me letter, and in II lie has
put one OF the circulars sent out by
Tammany Hall to the Wall Street tlck-
er crowd. The circular says that this
campaign, more than any other, will
affect the business OF the financial In
serests, and every Wall Street man
ought to give II serious thought
Observe In passing that the colonel
admits that there is one honest man
in Wall Street. So that will make two
honest men in this State that this
has thus far developed Pos
sibly, with accustomed modesty, he
told you when here to-day who the
other one was.
a stranger to Truth,
THE colonel is unnecessarily dis
turbed. He would make a legitimate
appeal for the funds needed for the
legitimate expenditures of a campaign
the issue OF the hour a vital issue
as he put 1t. No, that won't do, No
body will take that seriously. Every
body knows BY this time that the DEM
ocratic party in this fight stands for
tranquility and business peace. and Is
opposed to the wild doctrines OF sRoose-5
Welt, which would unsettle values, dis
:turb business and renew the panic
from which the country suffered DUR
ing his administration. That is the
fact. the TRUTH Is the colonel such q
strang en- to truth that he doesn't know
1t when he meets 1t?
The Colonel also tells us that the
big Roosevelt doctrine is Thou shalt
not steal.a and that he is waging de-
cent 1campaig Ign for: cency's slx e. yet.
In 1 he same breath lie rsnepss his
charge. charge that every ther cit
sizen of the State now knows tis un-i
found hat; John A. ID tx was par t
and parcel OF the Wall paper trust
which was righteously dissolved by the tfl
courts. Mr.. Dix asks for an
apology from. his detractor. Will Z he
get 1T? No. The colonel will continue
to steal away the good name OF Mr..
Dix. He will continue to tell you not
TO steal, This big Roosevelt doctrine
resolves itself into this: Don't do as
Il do. but do as tell you. The king can
do no wrong Is this waging de-
cent campaign for decency
with that same disregard for fact,
the colonel has declared that the DEM
ocratic party ofsConnectfcut has nomi-.
mated for Governor a former Judge
who was a. man who took the view
that It was competent for the work.
man. when driven to accept any ems
gployment, to bind himself not to ask
2conapensation II he lost life or limb In
that occupation.
"The Democratic candidate In that
State. Simeon E. Baldwin. is known 20
the legal fraternity as one of its most
members. never took.
4suclAa view he writes ex-President.
Roosevelt. Such view would be ops
posed to the settled principles Of law.
and no competent lawyer gss 9 ould FL or
would take 1t. ~
May Invoke Courts.
"He. too, asks the ex-Prssident for,
a retraction. IT, says Judge Baldwin,
against me, or one substantially Of
that claracter,I write to request that
you would retract It,, as It is one cal q
Sculated to affect my standing as a
lawyer, at least among those Who do
not know me-, as we'll as to prejudice
my position as "a candidate Tor public
ONCE
The colonel would also steal Jude
sBaldwin's good name away from him.
and the courts may be invoked to pre-
serve to the judge what Is Ais own
this wagingi a decent cam ca ~ mpal!gnn pa! =
for decency? Let me commend to Mr.
serious consideration 81 q,
single thought Thou shalt not steal,
wa as only one command that was thun-
.dered from the Mount. There was ans
other Just as plain. Just as clear, ust
as emphatic which was this; Thou
shalt not bear false witness against
thy neighbor.'
,5s2 Continues His Attack.
Ogdensburg, N. Y, Octob ber 26.--J ohm
"a. Dix. D Democratic candid date 7, ,tors 10y,
ern nor. came In for some rather hard
Knock S, n from eX-President5 Roosevelt
to-day. Starting in at Syracuse, Col
onels Roosevelt pushed his way north-
ward. until he arrived tonight at
Ogden burg. All along the way no
kept fu D his attack on the head of the
Democratic ticket, With 1t all he
coupled praise Of Mr., DiS,s Republican
Henry L.. Stimson.
Colonel Roosevelt carried MS at
tack on Mr.. Dix d point further to day
by asserting that the records Of the
Secretary Of State at Albany proved
that the Standard Wall paper Cons
pany. With which Mr.. Din Is connected,
was virtually Identical II the con-
oer}a--of= same name which went out Of
existence In 1903, and which 7 is
claimed, was a part of the wall paper
trust. EIe also reiterated his charges
against Tanmany Hall and Wall
ptraet, and his denial of the assertion
that "Rooseveltlsm" is a menace.
The people of nine Northern New
York towns gave the colonel a ordlal
reception to-day. They filled the 4
streets and damned the lsalls In which
he spok ke, His reception here o:night
was the ltyellest he has had In the
campaign. s II n 8 ils
n Alton b. Parker, who is campaign-8|
Ing for Mr., Dix, happened into Rich-
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