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the conversation these ln-uue~Nt- -~~rn
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1r other they b-Ein - talk II restoring
NE Guv-rnB~nt - che people u saving
tho r-publir from the greatest p~ril thai
% has ever faced Not polittcal b.It q
religious movement this Insurgency ap-
pears m their pwu words and IN their
manner
IN the -snss that lnSa - Progressive
fHr example NsS YORK. - utterly Nithuut
Insurgents la Iowa Gri-cum ~ Daveu-
port ~ any ne - tho Conspicuous nr
in'vn-p,cuou- -o-caIl~i Progressive lead
sr- vt New Nnrk would --.m hopeless
r'tc'.,nbrv. fpr fundamentally the Pro-
gr---ivs muN -ment IN Iowa aims a. the
Destruction not ot minor detail. of polit iCal
organlSati,n but ~ a system of society.
10 h- a Progressive m the middle West
Vnu must accept definite and detailed
dn,'trIn" 10 economic revolution. In Iowa
or WISCONSIN NJ P.pRr~-.IV. bel tsVe- that
there - any real ln>urgsncy IN New York
In IN. ewes ~ the Eastern visitor this
n ,tiun nf New NorS that prevails among
Insurgents IA the middle West - almost
ridiculous Something appro SImat NJ the
Cuniitlon IT Seldom ani Gnmorrah. 80
Tar a. political. II Mt moral. conditions
are Cuncrrued ~ the prevailing concep-
ton Of New York Public life IN the state
IL entirely operated. public opinion com
pls'ely dominated. by the financial ele-
meats 81 Wall Street la word New
YORK. stat" - politically IN condition Of
slavery and s-rfdom. not nguratiYely not
100 the least literally and actually.
once grasp The mtddl. W--t convention
Of the New York CONDITION. and The Roose.
welt incident assumes us JUS, proport on
Mr. RoossVelt's mission at Saratoga was
10 break the sod; he was to prepare the
nothing Of the sort he vas to make the
start from which was TO result genuine
Progressive legislation A. cons.-
qu"nCe Of Saratoga New York was To- have
statewide direct primaries the initiative
and the referendum. the recall; il Was 10
indorse h- Il rect elect ION Of United States
Senators and the Income tar amend |
m-nt. the city 81 New York was 10 have
Al. -
eminent Every detail in The Progress We
platform Of Wisconsin or Iowa is Ia the
lusurgent mind. vital Until New York |
has adopted each and all. New York will |
remain unsaved. IN a state Of darkness. in !
a condition 81 political s~rvitude.
In IN. conception ~ tn. middle West. |
Insurgency - no more a matter for com !
promise than religion was 70 Puritan New
II il not possible to accept !
one doctrin. and reject another The |
~ hole programme - made up Of essential
details The compromise Al Saratoga 10 !
indsf-ns bl-. becaus. the matter at stake I
was not on. for compromise Nj Roose- |
v"lr's explanation that he took what he !
could get. that IN IN. sodden State Of New
York only a little progress was possible.
IN rejected because little - worthless.
particularly me u'il~ ih@re obtained
n the middle West - ultimately con- |
WINGED that Mr. Roosevelt was weak and |
20 w-rlesS A. Saratoga. rather than shiftv |
and two faced. II NAV forgive the weak !
ness, hut u will not otherwise IA Hate IL
II demands ~ MI Roosevelt now that he |
shall b" put upon his oath and com PEELED |
to testify exactly where h. stands upon |
zach Of the endless doctrines and princi.
Piles NJ insurgency. II insists and will /
insist that he categorically. definitely de- !
clare Seriatim how h" stands upon each /
specific plank IN the InsurRent platform
He must h. for them all. and he prepared |
henceforth to figh' for them without com
promise. without regard to temporary de. |
feat or Eastern unpopularity. In a word.
he must ba wholly Eastern or wholly |
Western. n he ~ wholly Eastern he need |
not trouble TO come 10 Iowa or v isconsin:
they have no welcome for him that ~ not |
upon his coming As a fun |
hedg.d Insurgsnt
The present trouble in Iowa and Wis