The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
Mr.. Roosevelt. Appropriations.

After Mr. RRYNN was nominated fnr
presidrut Iu Ip,> he said am the
natural heir Il THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Mr BEYANS plausible clam WIS net
recognized hv rh. american people
~ Cour-r Nr GUyAN meant that THEu-
pORF ROusEvEir had adopted many Of
lis rouo.r.. art p'ii q PROPRIETARY mark
upon them That - what Mr. RoOsE-
WELT - -'l.l doing Moreover. b" has
the assurance - borrow and make over
Mr. BRYAN~ phrases rank dlvi-
dends below human character. Said
Mr. ROOSEVELT AZ Osawatumtc THIS
Il not ~ striking as Mr. BByANS i
will not put the dollar above the man 70
but the meaning II the same
Political audacitv could 80 no further
than Mr. RoOsEvEIT's Appropriation OF
Mr BEYAS's proposal that contr. buttons
- campaign cCmmittees should be
IubliCly accounted for before riertion
There was such a plank IN the pemo-
cratic national platform in lS'S and not
only did Mr. BRYAN ring the changes On
IL constantly during the campaign but
lie had a CONTROVERSY on the sub jet
with President RnOsEvErT. saving 20 him
IN an open letter of september -, lHS
You are the frs, conspicuous member % your
rsTty TO attempt w. rNplaEauon Of The party =
opposition - publicity before elecuon e
You charge IN '~rr TIA; The people sTe - lg
IN Intelligence hat rhsy nigh, conden d a. 10,
proper cortr.r -uous which YOU decisive to bs
proper
But in MS Osavatomie speech Mr.
ROOSEVELT unbm-hingiy Appropriated
the ideas 81 other men than Mr. BRYAN.
and will NJ doubt clam the copyright
From his friend Mir AMOS PINCHoT. II
brother 81 W." cN-Fur"sirr. 20 pilfered
this idea.
FIArrlv A. The srecla. Ir's-as's - cotton ,rI
slavery threatened or r"n''r,' lr'-r-,y BE- tore
the c,,u var - now ~ Ere.' .p"ci,l nu..r es.
iaterr,,s too often eon'rol and corrupt the msn
ana ms'hods % 90, errr. ~r'' 1r their ovn profit
Mr.. PISCHoT puts i, this wav IN an
article in McClUs's Magazine for sep
TENDER:
The political s-i economic c7nt ions 4 .-s
Ffry year, ago ire sp~cial Interests we've repre-
ssu,si nv TIC cotton grover % N" south ard
n. cotton spinner. ~ ths North luuenchsI and
Upheld By savoy. ne 'hr-s r''hs clause u
"a. Constitution AMI PROTECTIVE A-'r To day
me t,cr,aI Interests are represented ~ the RAJ
rlsds and the Industrial russ supported ~
tsrf and upheld D. privilege
Prom his old friend the Hon WILLIAM
n. TAFT, now President ~ the United
Sta'es, Mr. ROOSEVELT took and made
his own the proposal "a revise one schai-
ule 81 the tarlh at a time with the as
sistance IL an expert comm ssipn Mr.
ROOSEVELT has never had an idea on th-
tariff himself. which h. might plead m
excuse for his grand larceny The Hon
RoBFRT VI IA FuILFTTE contributed
the recommendation - n physical valu-
atlon OF the railroads. hUt ~ now be
tnmes one 81 NJ Policies
believe n q graduated income tar
On big fortunes say- Mr. ROOSEVELT Z
"And ~ another tax which IN far more
easily collected and far more effective
q graduated Iuh"r. iance tax pn bug
fDTlllnf'- lllf 80 itlR IHDlllF IA
amount with tho sl7e II tho estate .
The Socialist party "a ~ NATIONAL plat
form m IsIs Was faIrrr II declared
for the extension ~ inheritance taxes
graduated m proportion 20 the nearncss
of KIN. and for a graduated inoTna 'sS
The Socialists Did not pursus tho well
tn DO with a club
Neuher ~ the social. ats national plat -
form nor in the PnpuIist platform do we
find Mr. RoOsEvELT'S proposal ~ eI-
tend Government supervision and com
troll 20 combinations which control nee
essari"s Of life. such as meat oil and coa !.
or which deal IN them On an IN pOr'dri
scale" The ITALICS are ours Mr ROOsE-
WILT can claim a Copyright IN 'hIsidca
apparently. unless he abstractrd u from
a communist platform Dpubtlesz II In
not really original with him. since
nothing secui- - loo
\ Timely Discovery by clifford