The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

water Of the city Of Brooklyn u Is this
combine that has been engaged for many
yeArs In the very Eentlemanly bus tness
Of short >eishtnR the Government, thereby
defraudinx the people Of millions upon
millions ~ dollar and vet dur 'nE the re ~
~ Theodore the FiTst the facts which not
oplv justified but in common deCenCy
ahd honesty demanded - criminal prose-
Cution On the part Of the GoNsrnmen, Of
this criminal combination we're placed
before the official eyes OF this srea' re-
former and not a wheel was turned loOS ing
toward the proper punishment Of the crimi-
mails involved.
Not only that u was Theodore Roo.e-
welt Nho stood ~,th the Ois stick between
IN" criminals 81 the sugar trust and his
own Department ~ Iusfira Wa the
sugar trust the employer OF the water
ma'n 'app~rs snd IA" short weight thieves
placed among the good trusts because
nt IT. prom inenre in rna, Ing the corrupt
campaign Of ~. when Nj RonseNelt WAS
- strangely wrought ~ over the pro
mulgat ion Of the principles that he prea,h~%
a. his own tO-day' Was - because Of
moneys ton trihut,Sl hV this combine euheT
through friendship ar coercion 20 the slIsh
fund oi the koOseN eli ,ampAiEn IN IgpI
or was u becAuEs this far seeing and astrIte
politician was lookiL. forward throUgh
all me wears 70 the Saratoga convention
Of the other day when he might rud II con
venieni to call IN the services Of Herbert |
Parsons Of sugar trust notorte'y and Adorn |
hls shoulders With the epaulets OF an aide |
ds-camp'
WI Mr. Roosevelt while IN Indiana tell |
~ whv he presentation OF facts that Iusti.
fed President Taft IN ins'ru'ns criminal |
proceedings against the sugar trust did !
not Iu-rfv the Roosevelt Administration |
IN doing he same hing, And will he |
sIndlv auihoriya Mr. Cortelyou 10 tell a !
curious public IuSi hos much 81 the stolen |
money of tn" trust ~sn' INTO tho campaign /
on"r- Of Theodore Roosevelt IN 1907
And a. The same time inform us how much |
IT N" quarter ola million dollars 81 olen from
he great insurance companies Of he Coun.
rry snd handed ia Mr. CorsIyou was sent
10 lndRnR 10 dshsuCh the peoples ballot
box m tha' campaign
However. it Il The Theodore Roosevelt
81 O-Hwatomie who has given ~ the full |
frui on 81 The greater good IA his 50.
allied new nsiionllism
The new nationalism il the dream Of
4 i,'a,or- sud Of tvrants th. abomination
NJ every liberty loving soul n contsm-
plates the subord inattOn OF all The power.
NJ government To some one man IN The |
Nhue House D. means IN Ua ufimai-
snalVs.- 'hs serv IVY Of congress with |
he laWmsker~ % me peopls's choice crawl
Ing like slsves to he dictator IN the white |
toNrS W re- eve me programme Tor each 1
tA'- work " means the elimination NJ |
he ns'ru'ton and the AbrosA'ion Of the
liberties ihs' are saf-Ruarded there r.
means ne hlo''luE OFT Of states The H..
'trDo' ton - home rule. he substitution Of
h~ ~hlm and cspr'- of some one man
or 'h- Wrl,ten law Of the laud
mere i something in tins new nA'tonaI.
-m ma must shock any thoughtfrl man
'',.! 81 VITA the progresses through
Nhi"h the people have Nruns their liberties
rom the r-lJg'an' hands Of the tVtants ~
no past ~ saws 20 the people lear up
~ Constitution thai Gladsione sad -
'he greatest instrument of government
''-r struck or ~ given time nv the hand
y brain 81 man n saws Make yOur State
on-t buttons a chain 81 sand 10 ne shifted
- its The captio- Of the AMBITIONS and the
n~r'~nAr y SAYS Representa'IVe gov
'rnm"n' Is failure and must give way 20
hr Il dictatorship Of some enc man IN ab-o- .
'Ite control ~ every department 81 our
.Ai'onal NE n means the re,'k ~ Nm.rI- ;
an institutions and 'ha loss ~ all that th.
men who framed 'his Government thought .
'or'h hRhtny and d. ing for
he!anch holy indeed Niil be the hour when '
us people of the nited states forget the !
sG~rsons. the JAcksOns the ! ia. olns the
Ildens. the Hendricks the Harrison- /
nd The leN~iands. 10 follow after new aud !
Al-e gods and 10 establish = de-potiy y
i"tAt orship upon the runs Of the ons'ru- I,
on and me isN III