The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-25
PUBLISHED THREE TINES = WEEK. @
REJECT REL TEDDY
lie Rew ID he Republican Party is Get
ling Warmer ;a'nla Warmer.

ulg warmer dEa " Ws"AS
WREN RQGUEs FALL OUT
The Western lnsnrgent Republicans :
object y ] Eooseyelt's 2 Great strad'
.ale, and Bid Him Good Bye, After 1*s: !:
pointing Ont Some Of His Double
Pace }Ef9erts West and East. i
syYne.row in the Republican party
sroWs on apace to the great JOY OF al!
who want 70: see a change in an aHalrs: an: !:
Tne Des Moines News. one OF the
most.pfominert Republican newspal!
pers. IN Iowa. bids Teddy goodbye i n
an editorial entitled GOODBYE, Colo
mel" Here is what the News said:
cit. won't work <! !
-. :. The progressive sentiment that
thas stirred men :of all parties IN an
1parts, OF tie country can not be ehalns;
ed: to any; party chariot. Not .oy
theodore Roosevelt nor anYoody
.,sSset ,ss :. :. :: r.: =. ,.S5 &c, :.
roosevelt is NOT the prophet nor nor
she feader :of progress. He has u: no
monopoly on It.
.:...rlRoosevelt :has had New York
state to put an Q: x. on the tar.h
BILL ,i,.. =; s, - L = 1's :: $;
..rIe hes commended Taft, the poiIi
5t;sasn assassss OF, Pinchot+ and ar
aha. Plnchot stands for. =.
f"He indores Toft's. conduct IN us
11e She patronage club against La;
toilette and Cummins and Poindex!
ser ;and Bristow and the other rear
insurgents.
"He indorses: the lawyer cabinet,
Yallinger and all.
"He tries. tc obscure all enls
treachery with glittering generalities
about graft hunting: but the peo-
ME viii feel safer in graft hunting
: when they: have fewer LuEtons on the
supreme bench, and fewer Oscar
aawlers in the department OF justice.
Taft, too. just now, declared that
be Is for insurgency-but Murray
ana Wickersham and Hitchcock SIT
al his label.
:."Roosevelt selects as his Sperma-
hneut chairman Elihu Root, who is
4he incarnation Of the doctrine OF
dollars in politics, &.
= Roosevelt; bringing Root. J. =.
Morgan; Tawney, Lurton. Hitchcock,
:, and slii the motley crew Of pntoerats
and Hessians Of privilege can not
eenlist in the army Of insurgency.S:.
ut would have been as sensible
If James Buchanan with JEFF Davis
and his outfit, had tried TO get into
the councils of Abraham, Lincoln.
'a;Ipsurggentsy g3r along pretty well
while Roosevelt was in Africa.
HE can not swallow up the insur-
gent movement. and insurgency Will
not swallow him with his indorse-
ment Of the tariff Bill, of the presi-
dent, and with ais Roots and Girls
CONS.
There can be no stop to insursar-
cy In either the republican or demo
cratic parties, and no harm can come
to the movement unless undesirable
and eleventh hour recruits are per-
mitted to fog Its councils and per-
vet is aims.
Taft: isn't welcome. as recruit
md Roosevelt's room is far prefera-
Die TO- his. company.
Lets cut out the red fire and the
leather lungs and go back to the
patient. dogged lighting OF real in
auFgents.
"Listen to that T. R.-built New
York platform! It says: We enthu-
ssiastically indorse eesTaft. se' Each
month Since his Inauguration has
confirmed the nation in Its hign IS
Simate Of his greatness OF character.
etc. :: :: = =. =. .. !. :, =. =,
's''Rot..' It may have confirmed
Rooseyels's estimate of Taft. but 1t
hasn't confirmed the nations. L'ok
at the record. Of those eighteen
months!
TAFT ran lake republican con-
vention In Wisconsin to beat LaFoi-
lette.
Taft tried the patronage club on
Bristow.
Taft excommunicated Cummins.
TAFT fired Pinchot.
Taft put Lurton on she supreme
bench.
Taft stood for Morgans Wisker-
sham railroad bill, and tried 10 csuh
Cummins into voting for it.
Taft fought Poindexter at homs.
."TaSt bargained with Cannon and
.Aldrich: helped their friends and
hamstrung their foes. though the
ioes were good party men
'If that record confirms any 'eS-
simate' Of Taft that was held in 1905
then Roosevelt knew he gold-hricked
she nation when he handed 1t the
judicial temperament package.
After that New York platform
mere Is no room in any group OF par
~ for both Roosevelt and LaFol'ette
-. poocarelt and Cunmins or HriS.