The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
|NORES LORIMER
AND HIS FRIENDS
lakes Issue With Joseph
IChoate and Other
Leaders of the New
York Bar Who Are
Fighting Against the
Recall of the Judiciary.

In pRINGF1ELD, H., April 6.--With a
IN DOZEN speeches and an encounter
with slashing April storm, Col
~ onel Roosevelt today put In the
hrs, half OF his campaign tour IN
A,s,s He made his first speech OF the
+ q In Rockford and his last one in
|fhghsld
Alhough In several towns the people
drenching, Colonel Roosevelt was
rt sferywhere by crowds.
hh principal speech was delivered in
|fngaeld this evening. In II Colonel
rssYelt attacked Senator Lorirnor Of
noh In emphatic language. He took
rs With Joseph Choate and other New
~ lawyers, who formed an association
~mcat his Ideas In regard To the ju-
afy aud expressed his opinion about
" he termed tho mice exclusive per-
Of great wealth who. he said, are
No frlghtsned especially by the bug
II d majority tyranny"
sres Lorimer.
fts formation ~ the Lorimer-Lincoln
9aei'can league. which is opposed To
nnsl Roosevelt, furnished tho theme
ue coloners remarks about the sem
- an infsmy and an outrage" said
u'al Lincoln. who stood for honesty
'nilcs as we'll as In every other phase
w national life. should have his name
sle'sd BY IT'S use In connection with
'na and his associates. They stand
IA ssa thsy trpify all those evils against
th LIncoln's whole life was pro-
'"onel Roosevelt referred TO Mr.,
4's and his associates as men who
'aey were championing the consti-
lie declared they "srA merely
a.ossing the Constitution and they are
: I'sglng 1t in the interest OF special
Hlee"
7" MS speeches OF the day Colonel
sH referred to Lincoln lie de-
Inc principle for which he was
ane IN the campaign was funda-
tho Same as that in behalf OF
-, t'hcoln had striven In this state
i'n and 1850
n '~ when the Roosevelt train reached
- mat the rainstorn was az It's
,N as the train stopped tho rain
Hk propelled by a gule. pelted tho
81 s'urously Many persons crowde ed
= Nolonel Rooeevelt's car, Needless
= '''rm' The colonel slrng an over;
n sr MS shoulders and went out to
A, speech, Until tho train drew
= os remained there. the rain stream
L"n h!A face.
yes Many Speeches.
s Tay to Springfield the colone
rockford, Freeport. Polo. Dixon
! p. aehdota. La Sale, winona, Min
q use and Bloomington.
= Saeey Dewey, manager Of tn.
N campaign in Illinois and mum
Z N. ~a political associates are max,
q |s. nup through the state. Leader,
4 N '"icts travcrsed today came or
= n. uHin from time TO timo ant
n ~. nossvslt was told OF the eitua
I 'nois. The district presidential
n a' Primaries, to be held in thi,
8 Tuesday. will be the first pop
3 ~. !" this nature among the large,
4 r. statea. Colonel Roosevelt.
- h.',. Saih today they believed tha
" OF tho primaries would be
c1 srsat weight in deciding the out
", 's former presidents campaign
!. 4 .s,,- hfty-clsht delegates To tn,
a.' national convention.
~ nx roosevelt expected TO rest to
~ r. N the morning he will alton,
- In the First Presbyterian
inch Lincoln attended. and viii
b. n. ncoin's pew In the after
to visit Lincoin's tomb.
lor the remainder OF the trt,
'GE".pisted today, On Monda:
saued on Page Fourteen.)