Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
Bribers and Those Who Take
Bribes Guilty of High Treas
on Declares Roosevelt TO
Maryland Audience.
DENIES PREACHING
HATRED OF CLASSES
Says Only Glass He Hates is
Glass Of Crooks and Only
Discomfort He Encourages is
Discomfort Against Injus-
tice.

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Salisbury, ND. May s.--Colonei
Roosevelt carried his fsht Tor tha
presidential nomination into Maryland
today beginning at Salisbury. He
spoke here this morning TO several
thousand persons at an outdoor meet
ing and received a cordial greeting.
Colonel Roosevelt said he felt he
had the right to come 20 this part OF
the country 10 make his appeal as he
believed the present contest to ae
greater than a mere party struggle
and that Il was ono IN which he was
eatltled 90 the support OF the men
Of all parties. Eie repeated his state
mens thEt the present campaign was
a straight line-up" between the po-
iitlcal bosses and the people.
The colonel left salisbury By spec
iai train for the remainder OF the
days tour which AlIi taks him
through east Maryland TO Wilmington.
pcl. From Wilmington he was 10 go
70 Havre de Grace for a speoch and
thence to baltimore 60 make an ad-
dress tonight. He d 10 remain over
night In Baltimore.
The man who pays a bride for q
vote and the man who takes a bribo
are both OF them guilty Of high trea-
son 10 the republic" said Colonel
Roosevelt in his speech here.
''The man who sells his vote" said
he IS not only q traitor 10 himself
but he Is a traitor 10 the cause Of self
government. I wish that all good cit.
lzens would JOIN together To see that
there is NC corruption at the pf.mar-
ies.
'If any man attempts to purchase
q voto IN ms interest I'll take more
trouble 10 'cinch' him than any ono
else. I don't want 10 win unless by
straight methods but I'm bound 70 see
that cur opponents don't win by
crooked methods"
You can't go against a. Il you are
far-slghtedly ioyal 20 your own In
torests. said Colonel Roosevelt. Eve
stand Tor the basic principle upon
Which this government was founded.
we. VINO stand for the progressive
cause nave eyeryW here insisted upon
direct prlmaries 20 select the nominee
for president our opponents headed.
ana sorry 20 say by President Taft.
have said that lbey distruated the lm-
puislve judgment Of the people.
II ask you % speak for yourselves
az the polls Don't have your votes
delivered by anybody.
sOur opponents have said that wo
arc attacking the Organization here.
We are not attaching Il 90 far as it
represents the peo1ie We believe
IN organization most emphaticaliy.
We want TO have aha organization
strong, but Il should represent the
plain people.
~ cannot make an appeal either %
the boss or 20 the big corporation man
who stands back or tho boss, / don't
expec, the boss to be with vs. because
this movement a not healthy for
bosses. The bis corporation man
ought 20 DC with us u he doesn't
want anything more than q square
deal he la entitled 20 hia own vote.
bus he "a entitled 20 only one vote
"Mr Taft said that : 90 about the
country preaching class hatred and
discomfort The only class J preach
hatred against is the class OF srO6ks.
AZ for discomfort { preach discomfort
against nothing hut injustice and !
shall continue a 40 ~ az long a.
am able TO-"