The evening world., 1912-05-23

ten HIN that ehcre are majoritics Of tn
ypaew b several States which need aim
~ Alscip;ine. daughter and cheers.
Bames " right from his point Of view
n - succeed he viii not be q boss an,
OsgA That u his Qualification. 7 dom
.bntB Damss. only want him 10 eess'
bG10B bsss.
- TAFT not three months ago told
~ he oosn primary would put oul
eyosem 81 government at the mercy Of
the within OF the people. that thert
yweu11 10 . revolutionary turouisncs
Inc nat In the South American re-
,pp6oDO. DO not see many turbuien,
puupas here. I sse no South American
ssvslutionists before me-" Cheers and
lauDhter.)
Z ~. Roosevelt said he knew his audi-
saes would not misunderstood him -
kprsms~ips tine miiienium which "a ssa!'
= Iens way pr. very Tar on"
'zas mon. who write for the New
iYSsk sswspapers." he said will pre-
tend 10 misunderstand me, but really
they won't. And you WON'T"
,oANNrRs FAvoRINo TAFT POST.
20 ALL pRouND.
Nstwithstanding the tumuit and the
shouting about the Roosevelt band
wagon there were svjdsnoes that . psr-
soa named Tsft was on the move In
Psssrson. All around the armory hsrs
thar wore erass-strsss banners isstsrsd
via qnotations from Roosevelt regard
-iug ~ second term ana Taft and under
shso IN red lettsrs the eusry; Then
Why not Taftr'
SOMEBODY tainted - the back Of the
arusory while Roosevelt was speaking.
Thsre was q lot Of shouting. Somebody
has tainted back there"
sTwu or three people are doing reaa
Wosk Of tending the unfortunate man."
sala ne Colonel with . grin. Several
huplrsd otksrs are holding . town
meeting around about him."
Col. Roosevelt ended his speech b.
e.nlng the roll Of States ne has carried
n the primaries. ending with hns
crsscsndo accent on Ohio and calling
o. New Jersey to follow them. He
vhlrlsd like . drcus rider who had
Aeeo the three-turn somsrsault bare
bssk when he nnisbsd and the, howl Of
aGDrovui which his salute evoked was
dSo6sning.
Dseors going to rssaac the Roossvsit
pasty hznchsd ct the 6su1itoa Oub.
SIMPLE FioHr, BUT FAR REACH.
iva. the COLONEL eAYs.
csa. Roosevelt sah in part In his tyws-
wvstesu spssoh ~ Patsrsoni
ia its essence this 10 . very simple
Nght, ana yet I think II 10 . fight Of
nsre far-rssching importance to the
peapls q our country than any that has
tahsa plsss snes the days q Lincoln,
fer Il 70 . aOhk TO restore and
strsngtAsa ths simpsA healthy hsaiism
which characterized ne men whs. .
century and . ousrtes ego. made this
unien. and the msn who, half . ceatary
-. rsstorsl ana psrpstuatsd Il
The Arst and cardinal article Of our
esssd y that the ps6o,e must rule. This
leee ct osaA tAa4 The OeoSes must q
inaooa ean, - ~ sane machinsry IN
GOvosnnent ~ vGD uss1 IN earlier
aays. any moro than the pursuit a In
lue6y to-day means going back 70 the
oVthe, 81 ne spanatng<wAssl.-
nut Il does mean the elimination az
oeeeaia prsssnt-daS machinery which
49, proved 70 b. sxpsnsivs and subvsrs-
i've a popular government. and a
charaetse such that the people eanpot
pesssbiy reach H. Il does mean thar We
aso 20 kssp Within reach Of the power
q thssDsopls such machinery. such po-
Nsieal methods that they may always
- able to register their wishes "a 10
how the government shall be run. and
.Who shail run II; and moreover. % that
they may b able to enforce their
wishes 4 there y . disposition any
wters TO ignore them.
I'm short. We stand for Q practical
si1ealism. for sstting back 70 the prin-
dplss upon which thls government was
founded. for making the prlnciplss Of
Ilneoln living ana Vital forces 70 meet
tAe living and vital needs OF the present
day. The Arst article Of our creed must
~ that the people shall really and not
merely nominaliy rule: ana the second
article must b that they shall 90 rule
b sp,rit Of justice. Here. again. We
nsan Justice - . concrete faot. and not
nDesiy - an abstract ideal
WANro tNpuoTRlAl AND polirl.
CAL JuoricG.
we nsAA Industrial justice no less
thaA politioal JUSTICE. We mean 10
jBssss sst mses,y BY private action.
6ut BY governmental action. both
tAseugh The Nation and through the
ptaAA whatever methods are necessary
u srdsr 70 give the wage worker a.
~. ehancs. and the. farmer . fair
chaaee. end ths small business man. .
- ehAncA We have no hostility
SAAeevsr v the big buspsss man. or
= bic al,y. the great oorposataon law
~. Thsrs are many men OF both
jcdassss whom we recognise ~ good
aetossns q the most useful type, and
Nton ws are Glad to soc prosper. be-
canDs thsy prosper by ssrviny and not
~ 0w1ndltng the people.
but We are also obliged TO recognise
~ tAct that there are some Of these
~ business men. and big lawyers.
whp have Owed. their prosperity sather
70 Improper practices on their part. or
~ to Improper conditions which have
beea permitted 10 grow up In the In
dvstr1al world. When the practices are
impropsr. We wish 10 put a stop TO
them and TO punish the perpetrators.
where. on the other hand tho com.