The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

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Wy Mr. Hearst has hAas.-i ko-s~-v~is
and hns-s~,l TAft m ths- wv i,r@t afs~r
a visit - tho NhH~ Hs,,u-s Us.,nn~rsts
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pUrpnrt q this u--~-aE- as that Mr.
H.grs' was uIllinE ~ cOTn- bzsck NTH In
fosi under xuut h.ad-rzhip. n-n-crass
NhO Tecs led Hearsns s.ipport 20 Taft IN
the k.st cnmp1iGn arr WunGsring what
move hs has Wp hIs sleeve noW
Thts vas th- frs time thai AR Hear~t
has called a; the White Mouse since Presi-
rscat Roosevelt SUNNI ned him thew i,I-;
hefors the Taft camsnign. That visit
brought a VT 20 crlictsn down on koo~s-
velt's head heca'nss Mr. Roosevelt Only q
lev months before had cent Elihu Root
Co Utica O. d~nounce HsaT~t when be was
r'lRning for Governor against Hughes.
Here h the Hearst statement;
NO one can t1lk with the Presid~nt
without apprecia TING and respecting he
earnsstness and SINCERITY. Personally
! belleve also IN ms efficiency. He has
heen One year an once and he has cer-
trinly accomplished more IN that che
year than Roosevelt, did in hhs firs' yea
II . hardly fcir ~ compare Teft's one
ycar With Roosevcl;'s seven. and yet
am not sure that even With ,h,t the com
parison might not be % rsfr's advantage
Taft's ns ,hods are not thosr a Roosevelt.
bat then Taft will probably not conclude
hls tern with a panic.
-On the wEois "a sesgns 20 ma that a
quhss. ernest gcntlernaa who came into
ofsce wh@a the country via IN the slough
OF adversely and after one wear q osacs
has placed the country on tns nigh road
- ~.
dent a. more snowy and spectacular
psrson who found the country in the
height e prosperity and left u IN the
depths a adversely
-Roosevsiy may not have b,en wholly
responsible for the pane. / have never
said that he was. and Tar may not be
wholly responsible for the restoration
u prosperity Go 20; So that 30 Is
busan Administration which = earnestly
ana conscicnt' Ct.siv ard successfully
engaged IA restoring good V.mes "a a
nation. N giving rpen UorN ami increased
wag-s. n giving business men oppoT-
,unitv. N giving stock holders diyiGsnd-
saould not be too carr EEly criticised
Tor certain i.Inor faul-s % omission or
commission. Taft = carving out Hoose-
vests policies N the one Say that they
ought - - earned cut that In 20 sag
- - doing he hing that Ron~eN eli
should have done bu' d.d not Do
Taft j. making he Roosevelt railroad
rate ACT complete and eder'Ive The
Roosevelt railroad rate ac. ha- always
hcen an utter faTvs. and everyday
Who Knew ANYTHING about to sub tecg
thsw when . was parSssi that u was a
farCe and would ~ failure II might
have been meant o. h" failure A, my
rate Ny. Hepburn. the gentleman who
was selected 10y the Roosevelt, Admin ,
istra;Ion - stand sponsor for that bill
in ths House. had but lately been hun
IN efigy 10y his enthusiastic constituents
for too great friendiine~- 20 the railroads. .
Would you have ssl@C'sst that kind ~
a man - gSed with that Kind II a testi- b
monial. 20 frame that kind ~ = ON Aud
can Won ina gre Mr. RNoseyolt. the
DioRenes oi politics. hunting through the
House q Congress. lantern ia hand. To
find an honest rns.n end selecting thls
executed effigy - the fitfesG ono O. frame
the peoples railroad hillP left 10 Tying
to stiFen into IN sctive force the shameless
railrocd rate bill Of the lat Administra- /
ton.
TAFT 10 prosecuting the criminal SUGAR
trust although all the danninE evide-os !
% grand ana pctit larceny on which this I
shameless trust stands convicted NAs
submitted 90 the Roosevelt Admfnistrn-
quietly arnother~d.
TAFT has ptssed the corporation tar
ball Taft 10 Tsssing an overcsp iislizA-
ton ball End a pOatal savings hank hill
ard parcels post bill. and he u laborinR
for an income tar hill.
All tkoee measures are good Some II I
these tho Roosevelt Administration vii 1
fully omitted. others q sirily neglected |
ard sope Il discussed but never accom-
plished
-If the people want more 81 achieve
rnent than Taft 10 giving them they must
turn 20 another party. for do not believe /
that there IL another man in the Republic /
can party who will do more or az much. !
Most certsi nlv II the people want the tariH /
modified they must turn 10 another party
for the t1rid will never Be modified by IL I
bsnohciaries. And IL beneficiaries cnn-
troll the Republican party. have always !
held thu the tsra should b revived !
not by tho friends % the tariff. but by the |
friends 81 the people
The Republican party n more than the
trend Of the tarih. IL 10 the father of the l
tariff Ana n the tariff IA in it, turn the
mother % tho trusts Ne can surely never
hope to 80 either the tartn or tho trusts
much molestsd nv their close family con-
nections in the Republican party
Z onrt % inquiry t0 investigate ChArwea
Against C0mmandrr EauIl.
W.auTxaro~ Anil N -Ra.r kA-,t.-.l.