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bad ones The steel and sugar,Strusts we're
the rood ones; those which would not help
along the shooters political schemes we're
the bal ones. AS now those who cry vive
lie ROT are good republicans and those
who arc putting patriotism above all else
ard therefore will not join the cry are bad
republicans
~ while under tthe table Tstoueh 5eox's
feeteI cannot with Lorimer sit down and
eat Fellow citizens, of New York has
the, ,oorTespondence with Hartman passed
from your minds? While the firm was
Roosevelt and Hartman, and mot ,Roose-
welt and Lincolni the shooter and the rail
road man were engaged in. joint plan to
get the meney. and in writing the, senior
member of the firm assured Hartman that
they were Both practical men and had bet
ter keep tine partnership under cover.
Every generation gives opportunity to the
patriotic shd brave . 70 keep our ship OF
State headed in the right direction, and all
of us business men, Farmers, laboring men.
professional men and even the women OF
this country may now, II they wili,fjoin in
the great fight begun in the convention to
prevet third term or Something worse"
Roosevelt Enjoys Haransue.
No one enjoyed Grubers speech more
| than Colonel Roosevelt, whb chuckled re-
/ peatedly The delegates missed Grubers
statement that It WOULD be found that
4 two-thirds Of gRoosevelt's strength in the
convention came from federal office hold
| era. t-t -
= At one point the jeers and cat calls be-
came so great that Colonel Roosevelt leaped
to his feet, and waving his hands at the
delegates cried Il ask a full hearing FOR
ColonelHGrubef."
| The speaker continued, but misses al
most drowned hfs attacks<on Colonel Roose-
| welt
! Comptroller Prendergast of New York
was recognized to speak for Colonel iRoose-
WELT y He congratulated Colonel Roosevelt
,Hpouy0olonel Gruber's speech. He said he
knew of nothing better to show the line of
! clearage between Colonel Roosevelt's
friends and other people IN this cOnven-
ton.
Jose +. Hedges, former city magistrate
iof New York city, followed Mr.. Prender
CAST The roil was then called. 1t resulted:
Roosevelt, SGT; sherman, AS.
Escorted by sherman,
Chairman Woodruff. amid laundering
cheers announced. that Colonel Roosevelt
was duly elected the temporary chairman
| Vice President Sherman and state Super
intendent of Prisons c. v. Collins escorted
| COLONEL Roosevelt to the schair There was
a volley OF cheers when, Vice, President
Sherman introduced Colonel Roosevelt say
ing briefly: sly .E-
| Gentlemen: Your selection for temporary
chairman, Colonel Roosevelt"
The colonel took the chair and gavel and
i humping the table with a whack, brought
the cheers to a stop The colonel looked
straight out in the auditorium, his face
streaming with perspiration and his jaw
Rwas firmly set. aRepublicans of the state
1 of New York.. he began 81 thank you for
the honor that you have conferred upon
me and the confidence you have displayed
in me and all Of my power will be sxerted
80 that you shall moi have cause now or
hereafter to regret what you have done"
Colonel RooseveIt's4 speech.
Mr.. Roosevelt in his speech as temporary
chairman said: f1e as
I'VE come here feeling that we have the
right to appeal to the people from the
standpoint alike of national and state
achievement In the last eighteen months
a long list of laws. emhodylng legislation
most heatily to be commended as combin-
ing wisdom with progress have been en-
acted by congress and approved by Presi-
dent Taft. SThe amendments TO the Inter
state Commerce law; beginning of a ma
tional legislative program for the exer-
else OF the taxing power in connection with
big corporations doing an Interstate bust
ness; the, appointment of commission to
frame measures thar do. away with the
levils of DISQUALIFICATION and Improper
and excessive issues of stocks and bonds
the law providing. for publicity of cam
paign expenses; the establiS hment of the
maximum and minimum tariff provisions,
and the exceedingly able negotiation of the
Canadian. and other, tEAtiess in accordance
rtherewith . the Inauguration Of, the policy
of providing for rdislpterested revision OF
tariff schedules through, g. high class com
mission of experts which WIN treat
each schedule purely on its owl
merits with view beth toif pro
teoung the consumer from ex-
cessive prices and to securing the Ameri
can producer, and especially the Ameri'
. can wage worker, what VIII represent thS
!, difference in cost In production here al
compared with the cost OF production In
: ieountries where. labor is less literally re-
lWarded; the extension of .the-laws lreguIat
ing safety appliances for the protection OF
labor; the creation Of bureau of minesr-
! these and similar laws. backed up by ex
ecutivs action, reflect high credit upor
, ali who succeeded in putting them IN theii
: present shape upon the statute books
they represent an earnest OF the achieve
ment which is yet TO come; aud tbs bene
ficenee and far reaching importance o.
this work done for tne whole people
Z measure the credit which is rightly du'
: 10 the congress and TO our able, uprigh
and distinguished president William
Howar. Taft.
Achievement In state.
4 Turning from the nation TO the Sta.e
4 We find that during tue term OF OrTic
!, Of Governor ,ttQ6hSs ar eStTaordinaE
n smOunt OF wise aud good legislation y
the interest Of all tRe people has been pu
& Npon the statute books and the standar'
[ OF business Integrity and efflclencV In I'm,