The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
COULD DO BETTER THAN COCKS
LITTLETON POINTS or UHtT
.CONGRESSH DIDN'r no.
Democrat Who Il after Place In ROOse-
Vets District says He'S Gaining
and That Republicans Are FaIIinE
Prom Party Allegiance AL the Time

'Ntt lh iue FltNl NOnkt'-S hl~lilc'
Theodore Roosevels home district
which il mad" up of the counties II SUI
folk and Nassau and part ~ Queens
Martin " I.ittletun IL making "A hehI
against Mr. ROOSEVELT own Congress
man. william " Cocks who ~ a candl
date Tor reelection In. Democrat IL
l.adrrs Of Queens county are pruphs-ying
that Mr. Iittlcton will win. the candidat,
himself wall only say. We'll We are COINS
after him. IN. HIM meaning MIR Cocks
Tn" only tim" the district has gone
Democratic So far rs anybody can re-
member ANYHOW was when Town~"nd
Scuddder. nov "a supreme Count Justice
WAS elected eight wears ago. Mr. Ncud-
der declined a denomination aud Perry
belmont was nominated. hut declined
aud IA. committee named Roland Mu.s
Cocks defeated Miles hV about 8U'n ma
JOTItY aud Was iNI," reelected. thv first
im" by 'rSO and ~" second bv sW".
II j. the.. ma critics that Mr. Iitfi"tun
has 10 oyrrCom-. SCudd"r WIS elected
bv les votes. The democratic leaders
saw lattl'tun will hay" a majority of
nearer I.WO. ~" hears IA" lndor-"meut
at ih" ludepend-nc" League.
MIR ILttlston ~ making his campaign
ON three ISSUES. the tarIn. IA" high cost
OF living and the New NutIouali-m lli-
attach On the laHt lac has carried right INTO
col Roo-"velt'- own district with appar-
ant success Mr. Cock-'s opponent j. not
making any sensational attacks ou the
integrity oi Mr.. koo-'r"it huf b" - not
mincIng matters any either when ~ comes
10 tins New Natonau-m I--u.
The Candidaf" -pOk" ~ a meeting "a
the 81 era hu,l-. ~ the old lu-hIug armory
last night tn" meeting Sa- under IN"
auspices ut IA" Democratic l#Igur and
was -uppot ~d ~ what - known Ioctlly
AZ Ne -sIk stocking element IA"
/ local Democratic l"dd"r- w"r" pr. cent
2 but 'lley kept their hands ~ 'ht- par
d tICul3 meeting. and a. result % Wa -aId
Z that -pmethIng lis" half oi the good ulg
crowd was mad" up Ut Republicans who
don like certain thmg- Which their
partt' has done hT lItil'ton was ap-
: plaured often and his attack ou Roosevelt
brought ont nothing nut signs Of approval
from all but one man IN IA" r''ar Of tn hall,
MIR I.ttl-tpn told hl- audience iuit
ne had lIst come from suffolk county
and hat he believed that he could bring
good new from that Republican strong
hold lie SAID that cverywh her" b" iouut
gn- IT a breaking away from the old
party lines when those lin''~ did not CON
form - the diC'lts- ~ each man own
mind and Ihat Republicans N.r" turning
20 The Democratic ticket not - tI-uIJt
their own party but to check - ~ - h"a g.
long flight toward they knew not what
A. for ms OPPONENT Mr. litt!s'On sad /
that Mr. Cocks had Devoted himself ~ .
Congress TO th" luCidenihl- Of hi uNic' .
and that outside Of the local matters .
which every Congressman looks after F.
he had not taken N" pn-ltl"n which ~"
Congressman from m" lr~-' district
should take
i presume 10" followed hl~ nWu n..,r
judgment MIR IIttl"tpu granted H."
continued ny pointing ONT that Mr. Cocks
voted Tor Mr. cannon for NJ-.ak,.r. that u..
Was q stand natter no congress although .
an InsurR.ut IN Long Island that h.'
voted for the Pawn" tarIh and .'t"t
comes tack - Long Island and takes II
LIS company with thai disturbing i"id"r
who said once. 'h1f 'h" AldrIoA- PAYNE
tariff was q Iumb.- and ,urgl" 90 r'I..
llDg- and preferences oaru.' HI.rs'
HIM for lucru-f-t"u"v placid country
gent i-mau. having always unloading
over him this hurricIn" II pplIrln-'
Vi Li'tletun promised hal n h" were
elected h.. would 'ry o. hoy" institutes =
"ummi'''-. - uublin "a~t" rp whit
U..raru.' ~ an DO" money that - apprpprI-
t',~i. and hon -p'nl cun-Id"rah" tIW.
taking .tput IN" rim i-.fprr h. r,.-
turned % Roosevelt and IA" N"N Va
'ionplI-n. THIS Lst he -Id W.- jh.'
natural uui'oIu" - NJ, 'arIT and = no.
sr'ttiCl1l conditions which o. hgd erected
~ th. accumulation = wealth Ir-
Republican pa,rv ~. .Hi. hat i"r IA"
C,rT-prif iun- ud men - Er.af wealth.
g"f rHvund control. aCG 'n"n w Rpu~..-
welt come, for, Irl tuH -ay- 'hs' 'h' uniS
hing uuN 200 g.. D. ID rurn over 800 'n'
!" ~ 'H'.' '.'''''''. ..' .it itf N''i'tI
government
W. a-" .Ir.l. ~ this state. pr,-
marIIy. VI. II.'l"'ru ,pu'rur.I W.
p.iv aud ."ll aud hold property "" so.
ard ~" sued ~" a." indicted Tar crime
all under 'n" IaN- ui the sat" II yull .,
fak" away 'u. police. power e 10. STAT"
voI i-n'" b. only u she'll ~ shat q wi~ iu-.
tended % h."
Iteu Vi Epr-",..' -ay-. whom "a.
g-r aI thee" powers transferred FOO zoe.
] "d.rIl GpNeTnn-u' "" shall uHy" a
ste" ard - ~" Peoples w".tar" Go 80"
tha' non" rdH g"i ~ ke-N property unless
IA" g.t'lrg ~ % and th" k""pIng ~ u -
good for IA. nation welfare.
IL n. EX.C7I'Iv" - - be- the steward
and Mr. Roosevelt r. iu be- hat Executive
and steward. hen he would -s-p tha, only
h"s" held u who Vrr" adJudg"d worthy
bv himself or Irus-IuIy bv IA. supreme
I OuTt under hI- dIrD,' ION fpr Won rsm"fu-
h"r h- says hat thee" Judge must de- id"
hsiL cases ~ acCortlauC.. With 'h, ~pIrtf
and needs II the 'lme-
III" fear thai ! hav" - that when
Mr. ROo--v-lt gets through with the posi-
ton ~ steward 81 m" publ" welfare.
having de- p'rd himself 80 m" predatory
rich and ~" swollen fortunes -pu.
other fellow may com. along and tax.
u hat We grt "u 80" ground that 70 - q
swollen forum. Nv r..>p"Ct gn.~ ,..i
10 m" Socialists. who DO not attempt O..
d"bs lch a republic IA IN" nam" 81 ar
empire bat who honestly say that they
fff Ib' sworn tll"itli"- ~ HrlNi'" prop .
"rty
have no fear W. Ittl.i,r opnfin-
ned. that Mr. Roosevelt will ie king IN
1912 or a thousand y"ars from nov. IIt
hat dO"sn = say that the granting Of N"
powers which h" asks for the Federal
Government and for IN" ENecutiv" may
not max" over upr dual governm"H' INTO d
a govern newt - tyrannIcal as thai ~ d
a king Thor. II nothing 80 'YranuI,al ,
~ = rrAJDTIfy and wh"n tins Cavern ,
inenf wAS e-tabl shed II was intended ,
hat neither the majority ar ~"
should b" allowed 'yrauni cal
power e
II Mr. Roosevelt wants such - chang" q
IN the Government pulcie- let him put q
. hs''Or" ~" country m al orderly way o
~ hi- illI-tri0u, but uucomfOril bl.
'ICc"--or. President Taft, did with his
Project for an InCpm" tax ! arm willing
- concein all that Mr. Roosevelt has :
'ver done, A. soldier and ~ an official =
iut ! h"lieve that a." source - his Scw "
i-fn lies In tho abiding diSrrsuert ]
shICh h" has constantly exhibited toward
he form ~ our Government
RtJES SPENDED n
Z Nnerts PrOpo~rd Increases ~ 5ssa
Railroads IN the Ni,idIr west !,
WAsHtSGTOS oct p The interstate u