Arizona republican., 1912-12-11
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
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(CODtlnUGd From rage NIneJ wrenchcd the control of the party from the people, made it party of reaction and gave it into the abso lute control of the bosses The men who took part in, profited by. or con- doned or endorsed the theft of the Chicago convention never should again be trusted by men who believe in honesty
 T stand for every principle set forth in the progressive platform. I stand for the purging of the roll of American public life by driving out of politics the big bosses who thWart the popular will and who are really as corrupt political instrument as those who serve the cause of priv ilege."
 But the function of the new party Is not limited to securing the enact ment of measures advocated in the new party's platform and the retire ment of a few bosses. Our purpose is to keep up a continuous campaign for social and industrial justice and for genuine government of the people and for the people. Such a campaign cannot be expected of any party which is partly reaction ary, and at their best both the old parties are partly, and usually dom inantly, reactionary
 The immediate work of our party is to establish the principles of a platform by appropriate legislation in the nation and in the several states x,I. gressivc senators and congressman should push the various progressive proposals, not only of those affecting labor, but those that affect the trusts"
 MT. Roosevelt renewed his propisal to create a commission like the In terstae Commerce Commission, to supervise the big industrial concerns ] that are doing interstate business. He cOntinued:.
 "I trust that the progressive scna- 1 tors and congressman in Washington | will get together and push this and | ail other proposals of the progressive party. l hape, moreover, that each 1 group of progressive members of the l legislature will meet and plan united | l respective assemblies, upon the can
 didates for the United States senate
 and upon proposed legislation. They | should support legislation that VIII carry out our principles regardless
 of what party may introduce it ir | tlie several states.
 l Farm financing should receive the consideration it deserves. The great l est field for the farmer for co-opcra | tion should be the marketing of his l products which process now costs him and the consumer so dearly. The l largest measure of financial aiC l should come from mortgage banks chartered, regulated and carefully SUI pervised by the government operat- ing a method of credit like Foncier | of France.
 Our people and especially tho progressive members, must keep il
 mind that the progressive party i!
 on a platform committed to doe Urine and measure we advocate tC
 become part of the law of the land provided we can get the people tC stand for them If legislators ar executive or court stands in thu
 way, then in lawful and orderly fash
 ion, along the lines laid down b! the national progressive platform,
 intend to see that the will of tht
 people is carried out: and the judge legislature and executive officer
 alike do their full part in carrying
 out the will of the people. No part!
 that denies the people the right tC
 secure justice as the progressive' propose. when the court interpretS