The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-26
[DDY IS GIVEN
F|ERCE SCORING
.|eton of New York Turns
Loose Broadside of Pun
gent Sentences.
|SEYELT'S EG0TISM
SHOWN BY RECORD
litter and Eloquent Invec-
I've, He Outlines Traits of
Ex-President.

-W YORK, Oct. 25--A new turn wa<
! 10 the attack on Colonel Roosevelt
his new nationalIsm by Martin w.
ton, Democratic candidate for con-
! IN the Oyster Bay district. in an
1ss tonight at Carnegie hall.
q new natIonalism. he said. has Its
.e In the abiding disrespect Mr..
cEelt has constantly shown toward
fornl OF republic" which has caused
10 show dissatisfaction with The
e men Of this country as well as its
|utfcns.
b (RoosevelD has not yet completed
y1nposium Of rnediocrIty," continued
LIttleron, "He has not concluded
2taIogue Of incompetents. but there
A. 70 be another president scheduled
M under his condemnation. There
4 % be one who will find his place
Buchanan. the 'shifty and selfish
cian.' with Tyler, who was a poll
4 OF monumental littlencss;' with
Huren, who faithfully served the
NON OF unrighteousness;' with Jack
Efo was ignorant and headstrong:'
Honroe, who was courteous gem
ID OF no especial ability with MadI-
whose incapacity brought shame
IlEgrace TO America in the war OF
With Jefferson, the most Incapa-
resldent that ever filled the presl-
} chair,'
Is Sorry for Taft.
a this president who Is awaiting.
'pbt, his place in this hall of In
Is one that Mr.. Roosevelt him
reHted- II is a pathetic picture of
p friendship; II Is sad commen-
npon the stability of political al
10 see patient, just, earnest.
and rugged judge. who occupies
1gition of president. almost crowded
I bis place and excluded from the
|atIves Of his Office by man who
ues to reign wherever and with
Eoever he may.
IN shy wonder then that he
Ies new natIonaIism?' Need one
|fprised at this strange doctrine? ? |
3 gotten his views respecting eight !
presidents OF the United States
Rying surnised his attitude toward |
Eh need we be surprised that lie |
no difficulty In urging a. radical |
}n, tho structure or the govern
-a change which is the strangest |
[e OF socialism and empires. a most |
, notion OF despOtism and disor-
IA Pelts Record Again.
has he not said that the execu-
nust be steward OF the public wsl-
a,id has he not said. 1T Is not
that the gaining and keeping
Lortnne is no damage to the COM
" We must sec 10 1t that no |
/
oining and keeping Of ii shall be
ant TO the community. Thus shall |
'teward of the public welfare be
'sned as 4 tribunal TO determine
pa the individual has gained his |
" to the benefit of the community
Phether he is keeping 1t to the |
OF the community.
{. vast region Of Mr.. Rooseyelt's
~ economy he has peopled with
made-race OF men and women who |
tneir way in the very fog of diff
lu regulated powers. In the wide
of MS active mind he has never
l,ered structure of authority
pc would not change; a form of
,ment winch he would not alter;
Ely which he would not transform,
long reach of his ample and en-
Years he has not met with a
'pherr who he would not advise: a
Y whom he would not instruct: a
"heE1 he would not command: A
gnose scepter he would not WELD
Z Which he would not rewrite: n
q which he would not reorganize
nzation which he would not re-
government. bound lay no laws: In
oend by no policy: I'm intercourse,
,ny no attachments: In debate.
oF no record: In society. bound |
sonventlons; In conduct. bound by
aaition, In attack. bound by no
"a; In, III retreat. bound by no order:
nition. bound by no limit: he low,
oey the embodiment Of conscious
snconstrained power. He is the
:sonciusive and dogmatic answer 10
1dies Of the Universe