The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
ROOSEVELT STANDS BY 1T ALL
CHILIENGES ms CRITHS 10
GONE or avn sFIGHI
tie Drfrnds Bis rHirism of Ihr SupTrmr
court and .Iu>tlne~ Hs action bS
puoIInS Lincoln and TART NothInE
80 HsIrart Prom western Speeches.

SYu,,Ist sept Il Mt Roosevelt
hurled defiance ~ his opponents this
afternoon and openly challenged MS
detrar'pr~ 60 come nut INTO the open and
rsut B-tut. crowd estimated AZ
-, uu persons gathered on the grounds
OF IN" stat" Par the Colonel do
tended ms recent criticism of the
Slpr.u" Court lie declared that his
sAur,,,s.on m regard to the highest court
~ IA" land was hased upon dissenting
Opinions IN the Knight sugar case and the
New NurA hdkrzhop case. written 10y
Justices Harlan. White. Ray and Holmes.
H., justified hl- action hv citing Abraham
Lincoln and President fart.
Nir Roosevelt shouted with startling
emphasis that n" il going To stand pat on
What us SAID m the West He meant
every WORT that h. has uttered concern
ing tho usN uAuonalism. he said. and
nonody hat tn. crooE and the boss need
fear rhes" mon had better look out
The effect Of the Colonies words this
sfternuon on AL audience that received
him Uoolly At first and increased It's en-
thusiasnr a. h. bore INTO the heart Of his
sreech va, What b" desired II gave
him tho chance g. saw that he ~ not the
critics His delivery was spectacular
and several times ne repeated certain
phrases that ne desired most To hammer
home
There vas no hcsltancy on the part 81
Mr. Roosevelt IN getting a hying start.
He said that whether his doctrine Of the
new nationAlssm il sound or not can he
answered hy the simple eIpedient %
a. taka ~.
other side ~ the proposition complained
al
They won't do It. he shouted They
may crltlcise me but they'll walk as II
they were on eggs should he glad n
thev ould take the other side
Md then he began In earnest Ia try to
convince thes" up-Staters that no WAS
Justified IN his jaunt in the West
Nr Rnue~vsh brought ont a. clearly
a. no WAC able this afternoon his estimate
of pre-ldent Taft n. characterized the
President ~ a man who has served his
country honorablv and uprIEhtly IN
many POSITIONS as Judge A. Go, ernor
81 he Philippines a. SECRETARY ~ War and
nov a. President and thsn went on tn
enum"rat. IN" things that he believes
Mr. Taft has done we'd and wIseiv
md Nr Kon-eveii kept on reading
a. though no were discussing things
that 10 discusses every dav. which no
was not The Colonel sad later that he
had SIMPLY followed the ,purS" that he
outlined for himself hong ago or not
Cr,ti,IrIug Vi lar ari praisug hun
whern no cpUId ms does not mean
however 'hi' the Colonel - going 80
rdorss the Vlol" Administration II ia
knoNu from o. rn,.~' r"IrFri" source that
he - not
Nr Er, &C.. ".t pur h.s criticism # the
supreme t,.r' d'yl-lon on the KNIGHT +.
agar ,t~" directly .v Zoo Justice Harlan
He DECLARED without l"-Itan " 'hg' thu..
VII rr.''rI,' hry-"y'i ar rrl'ID.Nlrg /.
a. jh" -t.r. 'ifr ~ Inst 49, Harlan
-ibD uIy rriI,s takn m. rs.sEti,n hat
tha IeOple ,hsll NOT D." able 20 control
the manage leui Ind actlvIt.c. Of 'h"se
great T'Ipiy0lisio "nTopratlons DONG an
Interstate business he as ~ n sp
le' hon frsutiv gov their position II
nDt lot Thorn '".s" fE"r criticism
The 500, ~! '"-isi"p mat Mr. E,-,' ry"l' .
aLSa ls~i N"'nr'. rl. tDhpradp sCrslau -
N ip.Iyrr be- Insisted h, - ., ia more
JuSJlf.g .n '-ryug hat ~ based ~
49,. q ~-rH' M .,l.fF .us IT .rIr = the ufns
bldg IN 'l. ~Urrs'us cunt bench He
hold haf 'u,.>- mem N"rc rIghf ~ ti.'r
~ iha % - ~ b. Would - daprr. eG ~
-tEar uh..r'v t"-s.-dh ". Said fhA'
n h. 'piTpu'u = ds-tEf"'' 100 TIN, matte
L. 'h".r ... fn.I fI'. stat" has NJ r.ght
80 lf.ff 90. h.r.- . labor ~ mon ON.
r'rr - nrda' ,uuiIttous dangerous to
then health ihA Nr kDps", Al will
tsis .-.sa ,lrh hon and 'h-r" - ~ he = !.
nsrrr 1Hr
W every opportunity NJ RouSsvelt
i"s,, u...-0pn e. pDt., ulrr self 10 Ia" IAN.
r,er.".. G. '.-ahum Lincoln va IN
6ft" 'r.nD "nHr. trr 'Ia' hs vas ro-
h'ilet fer rrrit''-rI- ~ the ~uprsms Court
"a NJ. ,.ru..I- nr-i scott rt-e he quoted
IHr,HI'. q v.IH- amt h. -.tii
-" I-'-i very -~irng I.nguag" about
ita isr...uu. Tar stronger than / should
dream Of I.IrE "r which ~ would b"
pror'r 80 v." about OBJ" decisions with
NhTch NOW fn1'
-N any rate the Colonel yelled to
tn ...Nd ,'E.t flft'zt ,ts way close 10
him .u 'h" high stand r ] have erred
IN commenting "- have commented D.
rIItpn tf,s decisions ~ question. I erred
~ rrmiarv with abraham Lincoln
While 49,, ,IrNd was aIpIauiing this
" Ru'.,..s.f -WIug INTO a quotation
o~t"l.-'hlN art"krnR hin~sIf. nut later
Announcing tuHt he had -utYztitutst
his own nam" fur that uf Lincoln ""
va convinced that b." mad y right - say
ths thing. %" I'D
B.frT.. he d.'HTt-d from ~. main
topic - m" ti''rrupn IA" plonel took
occasion 10 -ty good word iur th"
Judge. "Nyr'--.ug hI- profound RESPECT
i'r them and r"lt"Ttting things he had
-. Will" n" Wa 10 IN" VIM. Hpu-n
HI Idot- nave not .haugcd -Iuc.. hat
tine. b." u'"rr.d
Thor. w. No. IeiuI after NJ. Roosevelt,
rad fnisl "t -y''ikiug ab"It the. SupreHr.
Court " I.ud hI. RESPECTS 10 tn. f,,s--.-l
and N,...-d r.ug 'srlunation defining
the 'iF.roug' I..' "a ZEN . ',I-- aud y leader
Tie 'prw.r d"rIys-- ht- strength from
- hat o. done under GOV 80 # darkness
~" loader works ~ IN" pen daylight
That 'l- nalu diTorenoe SAID the Cob
OU.|
I.f,.l gEDu' Hl- -"' -ir...Dh there were
U.suE guurfrIE'Ipu. That -nDV.t clearly !
- bat -.a'. 1T huiu'r ~" Colonel IL "a
H' 30 r.riy o. . .gtf mo- critics amt ha 10
pr.0-r.-, g., ." ~" huIf 4 they want HIM
q. ~ would not -ay hat the editorial
atfafL- 10 tho urN-IEigp.-Js had uled
ban - 10 - gru"rsl'v unisr-tord that
n. h. n....p stirred u', = bi' by th.u
HI ~ .. .p i'' "'u 'ntu" Dii and Ngh'
b. FU.. .f.an