Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-12
Declares Party Is United on
Plan to Regulate Tariff on
Basis Of Production al Home
and Abroad
IDEN0UNCES DEMOCRATIC
PARTY IN NEW YORK
Immense Crowd Hears Colonel
Deliver First Speech Of Cam
paign at ST. Louis in Which
He Endorses Hadley


my Morning journal speclaI Iea-ed wircl
St Louis. oct II - Theodore
Roosevelt denounced the democratic
party in New York as can unholy all
lance betwOen Wall street and TAM
nanY ltall.' in q speech here tonight,
/ and attacked the democratic party IN
/ Missouri by calling 1t the party that
\ represents the specia1 interests and
/ special PRIVILEGES
! colonel Roosevelt also defended
/ the present position of the republican
party in regard 10 the tariff. lie
! said the party WAS united on the doc
trlne that the tariff shall be such os
20 equalize the cost nf production
here and abroad end that 1t should
! be regulated by a commission
lie said that under the present sys-
tom il was Impossible to obtain eat-
! sfuctory results. and added that,
| when the commission system vas es-
tahliehed there should he government
al supervision to detcrmine whether
| the workmen were getting the benefit
they were supposed to have from
the tariff
1t was Colonsi Roosevelts first
speeoh Ia the present campaign. The
great coliseum Has crowded 70 the
doors with tnfone which cheered
him frequently He began his speech
by eommending Governor Hndley
! Governor Hadley.' he continued,
| "has represented that kind Of party
| oyaity Ia which / most believe. tho
! kind OF loyalty to the party which
finds expression by seeiug 20 i that
that party is the most loyai servant
OF the people as a whole. And 50 !
am glad indeed to come here tonight
10 speak tor you here Ia this great
state
In New York state cur opponents
oail themselves the democracy They
have the very slcndercst relation to
any historic national Party bearing
that name. For IN New York what
calls itself democracy consists ia
roality of nn unholy alliance between
wan street and Tammany Han. K ~
enough TO make Andrew Jackson, or
Tennessee aud Tom Benton, Of Mis-
sour turn IN their graves 70 realize
what the ORGANIZATIONS are that claim
10 be their spiritual heirs and repre-
sentntlyps st this present day
"And as 1t is 10 New york, 80 II In
here in Alissouri-thc genuine part.'
of the people tie party thut stands
for popular rights that stands for
ail thc people. is the republican party;
ard the pmrty Of reaction and OF
Bourbonism the party that represents
the special interests and special priv
uegea. Is the party thot atrogates 70
itself lolsooth, the name Of democ-
rucY
"a vas Interested In another ra'r
of apologies between the situation
n Nev YorlS ana the situation IN Mis-
souri, pnc ot the particularly demo-
cruuc papers &c New Nork--t Is
democratic with "a string TO lt--it
represents ,na wall street iemotrlcy
which is more sensitive 30 the lotket
ucrvo than to amy abstract priuriptes
-descrobed very truthfully the demo-
crltic convention that reeis-rce0 'hl
decree of The head ~ TammAW rini
iu nominating the present 50 called
ticket iu New York u, attar nril-
boning the fact that an Of the can
didatcs including his own. by the
uay-csme hat iu hand to AIr Mur-
phv 10 know Il hc would not bc good
enough 10 uoiuiuatc Them stated
what occurred iu tho convention was
req /, of mo- consequence. because the
pnly thing thlt counted was Ttag
wcnt cn iu Mr. Murphys room.
In Sow York th- special iotercs+s
an ut the powers that hope to koop
or r,ouro privileges io which they
are not entltcd have gone with our
antagonists. because they feel. quite
properi, that i'm their ranhr is the