The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01
UtteranceS at OSawatOmie Show Complete
Breaking Away from Party Traditions.
SMILES AT MENTION OF SOCIALISM
Raises Issue of Man Against Property and DefieS
Special IntereStS-ClaSh with Admin
iStratiOn Must Follow

OsawatOme Kans Aug S1-The new nationals was begun
stood himself against the Missouri 1856 delivered himself Of
unces which construed here the radical
made
He split with the administration and President Taft He will .
dorse the administration for indeed he Roosevelt
will go along his hook regulars can follow him they
He stated part Of his platform to-day
Col Roosevelt declared that the people are right in de-
mandng new naonaism without which they hope
with problems He declared also that the naonam put tho
national before personal He said that if is i'm
patient of the utter confusion that results from local st
treat national issues local issues He did President
SPEECH R1EAsEs INSURGENTS
crowd of rehO Kansas insurgents listened 10 the colonel make
this passioned speech and they yelled for all they worth While
they John Brown Park where the errygoound and hot
welt discuss issues of the and the future he has
spoken Of before; others he has
Before long will more to say in regard to his platform
The colonel piled point upon point his address, was over
ne said that he had nothing add because his speak for them
twas put up him had preached socialism, but he merely
MS uIaF3ie tnIed to break down the business Of the land
said before this tp His President was confirmed
without shadow of doubt He is as thick with the g - ~
Col Roosevelt had luncheon with Dr. Uhu at the State Insane
Asylum to-day From went to John Brown Park and bega
his speech Gov Stbbs Senator Bow, Representative Madison
anes Garfield Clifford PnhOt and William Allen White with
INSURGENTS LEAD APPLAUSE
They rooted to beat the band They led the applause whenever they
get the chance They hearty sympathy with the coones dear
ton Equae opportunity the colonel began destroy privilege While
he stands for the deal under the the m
stands for having these rules changed
That the calculated to get the Kanssns
going and did They shook the with their The colonel
then got the heart of the He discussed railroad corDo
TONS tariff the income and publicity of campaign in
mated that he the recall mighty clearly that On
good many matters he does agree with President Taft he does
not take occasion That regard tariff
Col Roosevelt did spare the Mr. TafH Cabinet
He took certain things which Attorney General Wckershan
has done the insurgents took He backed the theories Of
his friends Garfield and PnchOt.
DOEss'TCARE FOR WALL STREET
He demanded the investigation of system and he de-
maned that be Investigated right away What Wall street thinks of
these notions Col Roosevelt does woop of the things
that created deep impression the who to the colonel
to-day his remark concerning the property 70 human
welfare. Very few understood this
he who wrongly holds that every human right secondary
to his profit he shouted must give way of human
welfare who rightly maintains that every holds property sub
e to the general right OF the community regulate what
degree the public welfare may require it."
And when he further and admitted right TO regulate the
and conditions of labor they deeply impressed
There cheers here