The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
LINCOLN AND GAYNOR DID IT
R0OSEI ELF SIIS rHEI roo
CRITICISED II does.
says the War President VAS Denounced.
and " We Gould stand q T. u. Can
One Z p-StRtr speech and . Speaking
Tour in BroOkI,n and To NIIneoIa.

In order 20 Justify hl- attack upon Oh.
Supreme Court Mr. Roosevelt fell back
on Mayor Gaynor ami Abraham Lincoln
yesterday Lincoln hat been referred
To by Mr. Roosevelt before IN this cam
paigL. hu' Yesterday was the first tima
thai ~" Colonel brought IN the Mavo-
NJ Roosevelt started the dav bv tslline
gooi ~iIsi crowd 80 kJngston that IN.
May"r - .ludgr o. the Appellate Division
Of ~ supreme Court oi ms State three
year a;p had criticized the hikeshou
decision even NOR" strongly than tn"
Colonel hm-rlf has ~" declared that
h" hln.nf hal never criticised the Judges
save ~ Mayor GUynor did IN his particu-
N ra-"
.'tnluu'l had = good deal TO -ay about
EinCp TO ~" read In q HISTORY oi
fnmmanv Hall thn' IN lssI when IAnColn
vas running for second term Tamnanv
denoun""i HIM IA much n" same way
thai It = d"noIncing Roosevelt now He
read that Lincoln had been accused OF
beinE rV-' nc sam" sort II \ menace -
business and the same sort IT a usurper
Of powers not granted NV the CONSTITUTION
Kin .-fou appNirei 10 take kindly - the
Co. mes remarks He spoke 30 the
-fp-Stlt" folks from platform erected IN
the cent?" of the tpwn rlght across the
stree from m" FEDERAL Binding II
was r''or" npnn hu' 'hs whole town
tn = ..r ana rh"a~ni wrlls NJ Rpo-"-
welt Ito. '.~"i 'Ee~" rUd otNe- matters.
Tho Timmluv circular winch went bug
all ~" Week proved mighty efac'iv" at
kings'pu. Mr. DIX received many swit..
and Nlr Murphy and 'h" newspapers acre
not oy "-lDoNa'
r. Colonel told his audience that Mr.
Dix had pledged himself -quarelv against
progreH. iu supporting IN" haka-hpp
decision. A. ~qtlrelv against progress
a. tho opponents 81 Abraham Lincoln
pledged Themselves against the well being
OF i,s wprNlngmen when they stood for
slavery ami disunion
am not alone m my opinion -aid
Mr. Roosevelt I ask your attention to
the following statement about the bake
sho. case 10y DsmoCrar. who Wa then
a JudC" and who IL now Mayor 1T the
city of New Work. Mr. Gavnor Barely
threa year, ago JudG. Gavnor -ari Of this
case as follows. and. mind you. II | said
this now they would h." saving that this
wa "a fresh proof OF my unconstitutional
Willingness 20 attack the 'nur'
Il nav" rendered -p,u- Jui smeut.
one or moIe m great public ca-a- that
knew would ha reversed on appeal and
will 60 tho SAM. TO-DAY Soma Judges
In IN" past have stood against the natural
p-p-T'-. II IN" community. against every
Whol'.oun reform. whether freeing slaves
as IN lsGi " freeing opinion the world
over In tho case Of anlI gh'en"i Judg".
our common law ~ elastic enough 10 he
s1ai'"i Co tho nations progress instead
OF being made q stumbling block IN the
wsv
People haze. spoken Il mo a. cntIcl-ing
Judges Mr. Roosevelt averrai 4 have
never criticised Judges save a. Mayor
Gown or himself her. 'ri'IrIsed them
ana not A. strongly Ihay" only -VerCis.d
the n gh' Of every free citizen ."nperat"ly
U express his opinion ~ tn. servants II
the public
H. declared that no man AN ,ay that
W have no right - CrItici-" opinions
rendered hv Judges unless that man shall
say that abraham Lincoln acted wrongly
when h" criticised the action IT the
Suprsrn. Court II th- JUit"d states m
the Drci : OFT case
aIudgu Gavnpr.- he colonel Went on
-contiruoi ahpu' 'hl- ZANE haN"-hop
case ~ which | nav" spoken more
= en- a.. : hat pf n" statute r"gIla'
ing he work ~ baker, and limiting fh"tr
hn'IT- - work n ten dav baA. ovens
in or cities are m underground vaults
which are hot and unhealthy The <hort
nes- u Ein among bakers i marked. th"y
are subject go pulmonary disease and
rnautn- amt rIuniu. eyes. II H. lmp"r-
'anr thai bread h.. whulC~prn"lv mad"
-Th. hi CHEST cy'Iri IN hIs stat" declared
the statute Nahd buf he Supreme tour
~ IN. Cni'"d States 10y v0t" II 20
decla-ci II VOID Tor yip'a'iug ho "ons'Itu-
tional provision 'ha' uu IN" hall be 10
! we'd pf h,- liberty wfhuI' d'I" process.
~ law -aid d" ,pion"l 'l II -e"u-.
therefor" iIuo'lng Gavno~I. mat inns
word -hho-ry- 10 'n" constitutional pro-
vision means hbar7y % cork oneself 80
death Or INTO bad hsal'i ~ bakery
y-TIr 90 hr read
Thi-. m" colonel thought relieved hun
OF m" charg" 'ha' h. ha- wrongly a.
tackled IN" supr"m" 'pUr Kingston
Sow IN regard 80 Nhraham Lincoln.
Mr. Roosevelt considered hat n LIncoln
had been 80 malign"d and assault ID and
had survived. why ne. ~. 'lunol could
They denounced greater rcn than
am tor alleged wicS"dn",". shouted Mr..
Roo-"v'' In 1854 when Abraham Lin
coin We running fpr m" Second 'iu'' for
the Pre- d"ury ramwany Hall DENOUNCED
him I am now using ~ words from
N.y"r-.- history % Iaminan" Han
'Tammanv Hall IN IT, meet ing "a ~ ilall
PARK denounced N" imb""IIty 81 Apra
ham Lincoln. aud then d went IN and
deHoUun'i nun for lat ru'rI- financial
policy H. is.i raminauy Earh"i "a
coin DO al "I.nIy ~ rr sporty and u
w,n' pu aud d"riar"d that II" had ior.
feirrI rho ,,uiil"no" 90 IN" J"ppl" and
thai b." u-urp"H p"w"r. u'' granted hy
ia" Constitution
The ,nL,u.l -ali ''ni' Ia'uranv then
had n" -,iu" SORT 90 Lr"aJ financial IN
e. ..-t- h"hInd o. thai o. ha. today
Thus Wa ~" Duiv speech 'hh' Mr.
Roosevelt mad" uu hI- "dv down from
RoCh"-t'r y'a.r"rdHy morning Upon
his arrival 10 'pVu h" w.r' 'p ~" OWiOOS
ONO" Wh"r" 10. held - 'uIiY"r pi confer
ence- with lolrrH.Hu- Nad. Pills dropped
In 10 di.nI-- ONO rns,'"r- II had hs"n
repor' ei iha a."r Foraker attack On
the Now NatIunnlIsu "a" colonel might
cano.S NJ SDpeuua- 90 ono n. vill not
He'll speak just a- h" ned PLANNED unle--
eOmn' hing uutOr'.-eau i'Ip"u-
Mr. Y .D-"y"ir deacon I'D u5ru Brook
lyu Li'"r in ''" d". aid Bro k'yr -e"rn
ingv dII NOT oven r'.. inGtn an abort 10
TeIsl m" assault y BE- ,plpr.l -uOk. IN
RrDvr-' ne. ~ so l",k ~ ~" afternoon.
mot Yrsd 90 b." Union I"agg" tluh q
blyu g.. Dinner nd rr. option. aud
mad" - ,urr. # "",h and 'hon made four
MOI -I"".r"- % .arl"I- PARTS ~ the
borough "i.dys up he evening py