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

ruutrNiN. Tho contests were ifuuuUa
lent The Roosevelt .arusons have
admitted that the contests hod mo-
merit
"Cubstaldnr Roo.c,ci,."
Perkins ana Muusol arc grubstak-
sing Roosevelt. Nuusct eis there
was no merit BOO thp contests. that
thcy were gotten ur Goo make tho ina
pfcss,on that Tat h.d loss strength
Than h. was supposed 600 have. VI
WAS. said MuBsoE motoN 81 part ut
the game that 90 would not look we'll
10 give TAFT 800 odd delegates and
Roosevelt nakcra dozen. Tho claim
of stealing was tpr psychological rf.
feet on your mind to mako YOU DO.
Hove that TJits gtronath was not us
great us % roally W9s
q can That bunco ramo
"iGt Attempts t. steal"
'Wo como horc to warn you OF 20
man who puts up 1868 contests Thoo.
dofc Roosevelt .H thr man who tried
10 steal the nomination. Every ono
uf those iGt contests represented %
separate att,Wrt"d steal uf delegates
seats. Tho man vho ls b.iug financed
with Perkins money was caught with
the goods on him ! have asked him
ih puhuc Co answer ur I have not
asked hin face tn tucr because the
lion hunter VII" had mon stationed On
the right ANA on the lott sa that tho
lion might come down at tho proper
time. Who shot ~pUulurd lu the
back white the man was fleeing Co
safety, has never dared Go face full-
size. rcd.bloodcd man ~ tho Plat
form. he has mover tried 90 excuse
his acts. hut sid,stcps
"Ruoscyclt Sldcstcp~"
THAT In what Roosevelt docs. he
sidostppg Ic does not meet u blow
like man. because hc has q yellow
streak In him. I charge him with
attempting 60 steal lCt dclogatos,
charge him with attempting tn steal
the nomination. and now when
caught hc tries to mako Sou think
tho other fellow did tho stealing u
uiuo out OF ten eases. when 20 man
cries stop thicf.' as Theodore Rooso-
Ncli aid. IL is tho thict himself who
is giving the alarm
Word Cannot Bc Trusted.
Tho written or spoken word co.,
Theodore Roosevelt cannot hc trust.
ed declared Mr.. Harlan rmrhlti,tl-
lv Tho word of that mauu.
.ftkcr is not good 30 cannot boz,
trusted. when william Mckinley. %
great president Of the United states.
lay dying In the house OF pr Muburu
.in Buffalo. Ncw York. where hc had
hocn laid low hy gu assassins bullet
Theodore Roosevelt the vice prcsi-
dent, was In n residence nearby
President Mckinley died. Tho whole
world waited hroathlcssly until the
vice president took the oath OF office.
The United states marked time wait
ing for the first uttcrauco of the man
who had thus been honorrd hy an uu-
usual occurrence, say. and without
fear of successful contradiction that
Roosevelt would never have been
president of the United States but Tor
tho assassination of Major Mckinley.
The last speech that President Mckiu.
Icy made. in fact the speech that he
mudc just q few moments before 10.
was assassinatcd. was one In which
he outlined maximum and minimum
tariff schedules, which would have
proven OF great benefit o. the Amer.
i,m people. With tho hush That
comes u the solemn moment oi
death the people OF the United states
waited 90 hear what the now prrei.
dent. Theodore Roosevelt. would stl.
Hv promised most solcmuly Co carry
ont tho Mckinley policies Roosevelt
never made AN effort "a carry out
'bls important promise to the dead
president. tie never Nftcd uugri
tp do Hhat President Mckinley had
l.. IA
word rs 40 good. IN 1900 Roosevelt
announced ho would not accept am
other term as president Sow ho
qulbhlcs and says that what hc meant
to say was that ho would not have
third cup of coffee for Yesterdays
breakfast,
Roosevelt Prctcudcr.
Turning again To- the use of that
effective weapon. rldiculc. Mir lIHr-
Ian called Roosevelt tho Tankost pre-
tender,
Roosevelt Is a man who pratcs
about the righteousness ct campaign
funds being made public" said Mr.
Harlan but he does not tell who
is contributing Go his campaign fund
Tho whole world knows that George
w. Perkins Is gruhstaking l:onso-
welt. Perkins ~ putting up tho coli
ana Roosevelt b. doing the digging
In 1904 when Roosevelt had reason TO
believe that he would not carry N'w
York and when money was needed
I'm the campaign, Roosevelt scut
George 49, Cortolyou, uftcrwulrlg
postmaster general under tho Rouse
Welt administration to Chicago. 60
B.
Up Co this time the railroads had clu-
trihutcd five, six or ton thousand ll-
lars each. Roosevelt needed the
money. he sent Cortciyou 60 Chi-
caEo. Most of the railroads rcpli, !
LA tho N.tftunH Tor fn.u.sr tYN sat.