The Washington times., 1910-09-07

Thinks Wisconsin Primaries
Should Be Respected
by People.
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tional movement Of the working class
he adds He who speaks incorrectly,
not out of ignorance, but with a cum
hlne ana deliberate purpose to create
false impression. can lay no claim
20 the right OF preaching either morality
or religion or civic Righteousness.
ahe mayor says he sees nothing IL the
present RoOS welt speaking tour be-
yond political plans and designs. As
Sucn, ne holds d Of no special service
10 tEe present city administration. He
SAYS turtheT- The main problem, how
can me pIOduC CrS OF wealth become tnc
owners OF the tools that they use to Sc
cure their livelihood but DO not possess,
cannot be solved b. dishonest methods.
II DIT hooseNeit can ana IN the SOlution
OF these problems. following the eX-
ample OF Thomas Edison il IS his duty
as a patriot 20 do so. n not, his Efforts
however well meant. must prove dis
appointment TO the nation.
Reply of Roosevelt
When the letter Of Mayor SeideI was
shown to Roosevelt. just as ne WAS
finishing breakfast at the Hotel Pfister,
he said. on this trip have made no
partisan political speeches, and Of
course 7 shall not break through the
rule now by discussing either Of the
State party matters. or the municipal
party matters. A. present. Of CouT1c.
the dominant party in Milwaukee IS Sire
Socialistic party II any one wishes 20
know my views on what Sc loosely called
socialism they viii find Them set form
IN such fashion & - Impossible To lI.s
interpret or misunderstood them m tite
Outlook articles TO which the mayor IN
his letter refers. and / advise them I'd
read the articles iHernSe.ves 2sid not
what Che mayor says OF IleTn-
Police Arrangements Perfect.
But while Mayor SeideI and the form
or President coiIided. the mayor was
careful to see that everything was in
tjptop shape for the colonies reception
Attention has been given 10 making
good police arrangement
IF the mayor was outspoken in his re-
fusaI to welcome the distinguished VIC
itor. others were not He was greeted
by cheering crowd al the station and
taken in an auto to his hotel An eIab-
crate program Of speeches had been
prepared for him and he began By veto
ing this and cutting u short Al lZ:3O
he luuched with leading Milwaukee edi-
tors His chief speech VIII be given To-
night under the auspices Of the Milwau-
lzce Press ClaP. That organization Is
twenty-five years old today
The Milwaukee Press Clubs special
puhIfca ton. The Big Stick. OF twelve
pages. issued today is one Of the fea-
lures OF the visit Roosevelt. big
stick and the scissors and paste loom up
7
adorus IT, II contains welcome TO
Roosevelt in four languages. English,
Italian, German. and Polish Governor
Davidson through its columns extends q
welcome Bob COrCOrau. q citizen IN
OVeraIIs VINO works in a local feed store,
has written an earnest letter OF vel
come He Is not a socialist, but a
Democrat of the old David Rose regime
Attack on Tawney.
RooseveIt's attack on Representative
James Tawney, head Of the House
Committee on Appropriations, at St
Paul yesterday has stirred q great
commotion in Minnesota politics The
opponents OF Tawney say 3 viii de-
feat him either for the nomination OF
election. AS Tawney. who is head OF
the Appropriations Committee. is one
Of the strongest Of Cannon men IN the
House. his defeat would be a hard blow
al the old guard IL Congress. Repre-
sentative Fred Stevens. OF The St
paul district who has been trained
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