The sun., 1910-10-02
a Party of True Progress Is
Not a Party of Radical
::1cn or of StandstiII.
BEWARE OF CURE-ALL LAWS
Eliminate Federal 0fficehoIders
From Politics-No Tariff Re-
port Until After Election.

ClLsT ~ ''. .N-.l 81 |tt fAtllHn league
la nil 81 = me Horsi As'or. for the first
an. ..' .. s@a. 90: h., p,'l >onal approval
b. SU'lIHus u0rCII lto-y - the Insur gents :
y h..a. .=t-ly ..aNc been N1.crd nv John
Hes H,wmoud and other leaders close
& Tue A1Ir' s'~a'Iur Tho President
ftLrn..sti lIa lclrers ly -avIus tNar d
q l"a' ~ .-ad- - due 'h.. insurGent
n -.su-r-- .lr.. ..''sz!-ss- l#'s.y has be
CO., '...r nile e.. th" ptssa - 81 legis-
h'rog fnrroycf by the Administration,
al 80 inference he arknow led Sed thai
tf.t rn" progressive movement
IL ..r.' .-sra
Z ~" Pres dents hes-erS anon 9
~ -" ~ sO diners VINO attended The
t...I.t NsTe overheard expressing their
-Tr.s- 90 they called on" another =
s'-aI. .nr 10 The change Of the Admins.
tr.lrI from ar at'i'.fs II even with
f'iiUg p.rr'rase from -pTogressrves
v. ID. '.IL-'-e vas ~ session % th. con-
q. .'-~y a'vttuds "f lac nIght
rH'gsr tot Eoo>EvELT nv NAME
LIE no Pes dent mentioned col
Fs...'..... bee rlws 70 p-4is, HIM and
trvg 3 30. irs" 4 h.s add ,ss Mr. Tafr
III ....- A. ..'"..ri - ~" tolopel's work
n tg..ng ne a''f'.ie Of rho Saratoga
'CoI'".'.oN lr .nd"rsinE the pavne-
-. ',.4 Ilw
- P.usd"v' iv"lt u0on tho recon-
No d.'1u. h' VII make for further
~ q -"'-iS. S.t mat. - claar that.
b. NJ hls sa,i before As speech OF last
tn-rh' h Nd Trrommend not a general
~, ua hYr a.. rchydul~s In order to
A., - ,a-'f )u' Of politics he has di-
r-.'aH ne T--F Comm ssi1n 10 with
boz 'fs .a0"r's Int.I after .laction
% ~ a. IgvIn@nt of hIs hearers Pres-
, de-- Tar lv .n-.aIltlon TOOK a shot AZ
S-na-rs Airrh and the Aldrich asser-
ton rh-' BUSINESS msn could save the
. 60 -auy sgyLuO0.OrD year az thu same
TINE -aal'~g smother studied hroadsida
a COY Harmon, who is foud of quoting
II A.ilch observation The direct
primary .@c@Iv"d some praiE.. IN this The
on Tol'i~al sr-A-h the P-asldent will
maF- during The campaign. hu' he had
h doubts aHout the direct primary sc-
CnI1pi -E.Gg much Inlass there : constant
vlgIl an 'As part Of The voter
~ { EowD u TRE pISNEs
: III e san1uet hall was HE'D IN sn.
- .fllstir her Lcaa-. a contrast 20 The
slrs sie sesslon 1f he leagues convention
AZ l..reE.a HlI during the forenoon.
~ ere The 1''"nd,nce wIs 80 slim-only
fifty ~ delegates If the thousands eX-
g, ted were IN hand or Carnegie Hall
that re afternoon session was ca led OF
altogether. he speech that Congress-
No ' aCp-uTf' V.- - have made az the
a''s 70 rrr -.~-rra therefor. went IN.
DO .-r-- 40 th. convention but { ,nRress-
5 mn -ggwr-'h delivered Il ias' niEht
A. originally ~ritt-a Col Roosevelt got
4 -rarA IT Vrii-a very .sriv n ths speech
tg' .sh-n % War ie,.drd 10 hav, Mr.
LC-EN1-'" make 'h" SPEC. last night a.
q" F.; .-r q. t'e Pr.-I Iiau' 'ha Congress
y +. departed rom rls maLus"r!pt after
i-S --u'su,@- 70 -sv r'"e thIngs bout
u Ial' HafaT- f.,ICLfpR n the big fire.
Q. fg- .lC'ia'
p. ,0..' t... 4 stewart o. he New
fo-y '.'' D.agu- - Republican clubs
w. - ...-a rTD<ei. 'G' illness prevented
a. .-- -.''l.y ~ 'H. 'ahI@ u honor were
-.a-'r. .-tar lrtp Hay- Hammond.
Sr l-- ~ 't0lI'irlv rn"sr'd ~
On. N.v Ghurra. Abar' Fnnton.
~ -,.I zrsr-. 40 loo Hedge
. .. : r,s'was'e- Hammond regretted the
.r.. .' W. ~ts'y1r' ard then INTRO
tG-"7 CO rr.- -I.dr Lpngvprth a. one
"p-," ra7 '-lia hls Owl name
r~'I roFTH fEoNFFAITs rHF r,PIFF
NJ Z i.uCUrrr' n tho m'roduc+lon
?t IA rs @'g' fhn"i the work Of the
Bat 'pngr->- a.i 'nea started IN 20
l8U. ..S Pawn iiIrtcu tarlr law He
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