New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-26

League club. explaining tPat ihfy va"
singled him out for attack.
THE Union League club was founded
20 aid Lincoln when he led the plain
reonlo. Now apparently they sNlnpa-
thize only with the wrongs of the rich,
our opponents. the champions Of rrivi-
,ege attack ne whom / stand no tor
Justice All ask is to give the peorNe
that's you and me-tho right 10 say
whether the courts are right or wrong
They say the courts are fearless Wen
thew arc fearless in denying women the
right 10 decent hours Of labor
Wants 10 Get 70 Next Hall.
Maud Nalone's final shot was direct''
At the special policeman who IA"
dragged her out. How do YOU get -
his mex haII?" was the question she pun,
colonel Roosevelt began his speech
making tour with an appeal to the voters
NJ the ith Assembly District to support
c,cophaun for the district leadership.
"Mv friends" he said. y have come
here tonight 20 speak in the interests
Of fair play and decency. Now. the
American Republic means, our name as
Americans means. nothing if we do not
stand for honesty in public and in prl-
yate life. honesty In business and hon
c.t- I'm notifies And I wish in the first
H.. 10 protest against the action OF
% Hona; opponents in this primary
a., and i'm the next place to appeal
70 tu, spirit Of fair play in every man
who claims TO be a Republican TO as"
hin, 10 stand for decency and fair play
I'm this contest"
The colonel then read the affidavit Of
Nathan Greenbaum the chairman oil the
meeting. made ten days ago, in which
GreAnbaum rccited an alleged converse
ton with County Chairman Koenig,
which Mr.. Koenig later denied fatty.
Mr.. Roosevelt explained that Green
haum's affidavit had gone unanswered.
In II Greenbaum accused Koenig Of hav-
ing .utimated that "guorrilas' would he
usco on the lower East Side to defeat
the Roosevelt ticket That disposed Of
10 his satisfaction, the colonel took ur
the Tammanv Hall ballot OF the 23d As
sembly District, the ballot which is four
teen feet i'm length. He ridiculed it, and
denounced il as an instrument Of the
bosses" and then quickly substituting a
RenubIican ballot about eighteen inches
IN length. pointed out the Roosevelt en-
nIs,n on IL with the direction that all
those who wanted Square deal" should
mark their ballot under his emblem.
At the next meeting, in the Lenox As
sembly Rooms, Mr.. Roosevelt after
few complimentary remarks TO Z. W.
Bloomingdale. the chairman, said:
VIII Aoo.n+ Fair Defeat
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will have nothing to say, but # We're
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Mr.. Roosevelt quoted then from 'lo
AFFIDAVIT recently published Of Thomas
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b"Ner an e!eC'oh Inspector WI" "dS
dismissed bv the Board OF Elections
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over Huilhi' %" '''''o" ''"''''H "a"
been removed Mr. Roosevelt said solely
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N''a"F' 'h-N va" "'""V N"'"" '"''
,,rersrcDcr for him lie was tust about
I" dlsiHaE the t"ntlCch-iool IalnmahE
ballet then when a photographed took
60. IN, s.-,,uot,.
mas lh.'''' WIN u,l' at" 81 q H''i"ls'''
II wish you'd taken that when I had
tbo baIof i'm NV hand " commented tbr
colonel. aud The photographer immedi-
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SI'''p ''' l''i'l'' on" "''''i'' I'''"''
was taken.
"U,r,rod nv Love" commented tho
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colonel as he noted the shock upon the
f,,,,i,,;,,o ,,ort;o,, cf I,ie .udiorco
''i'''''I'' P'' '''' WI '''9
He then continued.
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,barc 15et "a M, o, ,e',
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viii Of Inc people 7 ask You to 60 there
ana vote u9oeT inc square ana vote io'
want lust for one moment to discuss
20 - reop.'' to VI MI -, IN JJ;',oi
S.itb an stt,ciino me ,bis a,fiorron,, re
stated thai the East Side did not favor
tba Man have for giving the ncopIo
hc,1.t L. 4 i,,,it 70 dacjSo ~, congti
mus - ,ts ~ ut "" ,I,o
LuuoLdl puesNvIlN IL ~. ''"L d" I .l.v ~,
LEGISLATURE disagree on m-cCnstiuuonsI
ouesu3ns OF geTt9in klP1 No". nu% ,e,.
4nE tnVIr arc IN inns duIlJ JS q "LI me-
SI men Wno tIl.t' IuSLIS.,l, - -. WIZ ~
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LIE 0ou.1',N a. ",, go ,lv NJ,
Juto ana N.it uUl ltH'u ny "lisl ,. ~,
fIdt II our lleoI@' assn Huu W Hiahc ~
tdct II YOU permit yourselves 10 zoe
ruled nv bosses, then you nave NOT gone
very far along the path Of real freedom
Then l want that question 70 be settled
, ny the people, ny YOU, l. you Ihink lhat "
Il All right that women should work IN