Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

nnti-irust law Roosevelt had ac-
| cuptrd campaign contributions from
the men who controlled the United
| States steel Several oi these Off.
cinls went to Roosevelt Thry laid
IA, situation before him Thry OK
| planned Co him that they needed tho
Tennessee company u their business.
| What did Hooscy,lt du' why ho per-
| mittrd tho United states steel com
plut Geo absorb ihp Tennessee com
puuN. in direct violation uf law, u dl-
rect disob,diru,r tu the advice uf his
attorney general Roosevelt was tho
United states. boz permitted something
that hurt You aud me and every one
ct us, because in destroying compo-
tuiun ho made Il possible for tho
| United states Steel company To raise
| the price OF steel rails. the railroad
companies. forced Co pay moro TOR
! rails. were In turn forced 90 charge
1 the ultimate consumer greater
amount for passenger and freight spr-
! vice. We. the common people. paid
! that price. because Roosevelt was uu.
I dor obligation to the steel magnatca
II sav ana you can believe mo OF
''''H NNAffN lN'NiiFf.h '.lN eiNNfINAi'A AII INWN
| campaign contributions from T.. ~.
! Hartman, which jotall,d s2Gi.O00. J
| say that Mr. Roosevelt knew that this
| amount was paid into the campaign
! treasury by Mr iiHrrimau uut that
. % Roosevelt didn't know what became
! ui the money ~ should have know o..
] because hr lived ou mo long distance
! telephone between New York aud
! Washington ami personally directed
! his own campaign. When % private
/ secretary of Az Hartman either
J found Ut ulforys tho correspondence
| between Roosevelt ana Hartman. re-
/ luing Geo the contribution, and vhcn
/ Roosevelt was confronted with tho
/ facts 900 the case. ne cNud,d and side
] stepped th, issue. ho published mis-
! leading auiDl,s m tho outlook. pub
= llshrd altered rrspuudcucc be-
! tween him and MI chairman and ala
| everything bon his power to convince
/ the public that he had ordered Mr.
! 'urtclNuu Co. return the contributions.
: But Mr. turt,lyou hns ucVrr Go this
\ day made any statement which would
/ lead anybody 10 believe that Ruoso-
! volt was sincere In ms command
/ that th" money hes returned tp Mr.
/ Hartman ana his associates. Roose.
1 Welt has heretofore always Cotton
away with accusations by calling
| other men liars" That time has
gonc by Roosevelt for years mad. "a
{ grand. stand play and oyAdcd qucs-
| tons ut Importance relating 60 his of
fetal acts hy placing men len the
| Ananias club. lie cant do that an,
more"
Roosevelt Not Sincere.
That Roosevelt is not sincere and
| that he viii promise anything Co any
body 10 gct votes was point In Mr.
! llnrhu's speech tha' mad. hit.
! "put in california Roosevelt is for
woman suffrage. bcoaus, hr knows
! that they have woman suffrage
! there" said MIR Harlan Here In
Sew Mexico ne rs for protective
, tariff because sou have sheep In
lustry IN states whore they have uo
sheep or wool, Roos.yalt is ru favor
4, of taking tho tariff off col wool
Hull Moosr Analysed.
IN conclusion Mr.. Harlan analysed
| the bun moose, beginning by saying
that Roosevelt many years ago. when
q cowboy ON the plains. had written
tho autobiography cot that animal
! looking every few seconds into t
looking glass The speaker described
! the bun moose from tho standpoint cot
natural history lic painted 90, bail
muos, as feeder ON puulr domain.
Ia huge hulk of .otshuoss, 9ud uu
animal that was always picking ou
smaller bun muurys."
| After uuai argument iu which D.,
once again pointed out the alleged
Inconsistency of Roosevelt u pub
lic ana private lite. dp,larup
that Roosevelt had written iu
one Ol his books Goo th,
Ivtlect that 70 drunken cowboy uu
tho rang, was more genial ,um-
pauiuu than 'our small farmers and
agricultural hands, and are not Go b.,
compared loo the sam, breath with
mechanics aud Mhurrrs Nh Harlan
closed his address. making il struup
lupprdl tor the voters uf Sew MoNir,
Co effect william Howard Tart ls
president cot the United States Zoo $50.
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