The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
REJECT TEDDY
Th. Row ia the Republican Party is ce.-
ting Warner and Warmer.
WHEN ROGUES FALL OUT
The Western ln>urScnt Republicans
Obicc: To Roo>crclt'> Great strad-
die, and Bid Him Good Bye. After
Pointing Out Some Of His Double
Eacr. Efforts West and Fast.

FACE Efforts West and Fast.
The -ow in :h- Republican part:
grows on apac. 10 the s!ra JOY OF ali
who wan; 20 s-e change in affairs.
The Des Mo:nes News. one OF :he
mos, prominent; Republican newspa-
perS il lc~a bids Teddy GOODBYE in
an editorial entitled Goodbye. Colo
nell Here is whai thr News said:
Il, Won; work
TIE progressive sen';men; taat
has stirred men 0: all parties IN ali
parts OF the country can not be chain
ed TO any party chariot. No; BY
Theodore Roosevel; nor anybody
else
"Rooserel. is no: the prophet nor
the leader OF progress. He has no
! monopoly on i.
Roosevelt has had New York
stat. to pu, an o. X. on ;he ;a7'n
! bill.
| n. has commended Taft. the pol
| .,;cal assassin q Pinchot and al!
,ha: P:ncho; stands for.
Ike indores Tots conduc; IN US
(; ing the patronage club against La
Toilette and Cummias and Po!adeH-
Ter and Bris:cx and the other real
| insurgents.
He indorses the lawyer cabinet.
Ba!iinscr and all.
lie tries 10 obscure all this
:reachery With sl:t;er!nS sener:htIes
abou, .s.a:, hunting. out the peo-
pie vii! fee! safer in graf, hunting
when they have fewer Lur;ons on the
supreme bench. and fewer Oscar
LAWYERS In the department o! justice
TAFT. too. jus, nox. declared that
be * for insursency-but Murray
:and Wick.rsham and Hitchcock sit
s, his taoei.
Roosevelt selects as his p-rula-
gent chairman Elihu Root. who is
,h. incarnation of the doctrine OK
dollars in politics.
! Roosevelt. bringing kaoi. il
Morgan. Tawaey. Lurton. Hitchcock.
and all the motley crew OF plu;ocra;s
and Hess.ans o: privilege. can not
anl:s: in he army OF insurgency.
J Il: would have been. as sensible
liz James buchanan with JeH DAVIS
and his outfit had tried 20 get into
the councils o. Abraham Lincoln.
Insurgency so, along pretty we'll
while Roosevelt; vas in Africa.
He can no: swallow mp che :nsur-
gent movement. and insurgency VIII
no, swallow him with bis indorse-
men. o: TIC tariff bill. OF the pres;-
dent. and with his Roots and Gr:a-
CONS.
There can be no stop 20 insurseH-
cy IN either the republican or demo-
cratic parties. and no harm can come
10 The movement; unless undesirable
and eleventh hoar recruits are per-
mitted TO fog its councils and per-
ve, is aims.
TAT; isn't w-lGcn," as recruit
and Roosereis's room is far prefera-
bic 70 his company.
Lets cut ou; the rcd FIRE and the
leather lungs and so back 70 the
patient. dossed fighting OF real in
surgen:s.
Listen 10 ;ha: r R.-built New
York platform. I: says: We enthu-
s;as;ically indorse '""Tats-"'" Each
month since his Inauguration has
confirmed the nation IN It's high rs
innate o; his greatness Of character.
&c
Rot: l, may have confirmed
Roosevelt estimate OF Taft. bu; i:
hasn't confirmed the nations. Look
a: the record 0: those eighteen
months.
"Tas, ran fake republican con-
rens!on in Wisconsin 20 beat I-aFoi-
ie;.e
'Taf, tried the patronage club on
Bris;ow.
Tai: excon,mun:cs;ed Cunm
Tai: Cred Piacho;.
''Tas, pu, Lur,ou On 10. supreme
bench.
Taft stood for Morgan's Wisker-
sham railroad bill. and tried 20 club
Gun; Minis into voting for H.
Tar. Tough: Poindcx,er 4: home
'.Ta., ba-gained with Cannon and
Ad.ich: helped their friends and