The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-14
The POWERS
III Dill ACE
I'll liLLhuL
ARE OPPOSED TO RoosEvELT's
DENOMINATION. SAYS HON.
ALBERT BEVERAGE.
Supreme Court Of American PubIick
Opinion Favors the Colonel the
Senator Tells His Hearers
at indianapolis.

Indianapolis, Ind, March 1s.--sThe
powers of pillage do not intend to
let republican voters nominate Theo-
dore Roosevelt These forces are not
partisans. They are for any man Of
any party as against Roosevelt"
With this declaration former Unit
ed States Senator Albert ]. Beyer-
idge denounced antagonists Of the
candidacy of Colonel Roosevelt for
the republican nomination for the
presidency and praised his public poi
icies in an address at meeting to-
night in the interest OF Reosevelt's
candidacy.
"The instructive judgment Of the
masses is never wrong said Mr..
Beveridge, "and the decree OF the
supreme court of American public
opinion is that the man who today
best represents that well being and
lupiift which the American people want
is he who has so bravely worked their
will and achieved their purpose in
the past, Theodore Roosevelt"
AS party men we want to win. AS
citizens we want the great forward
movement in American lie TO go on.
That is~why We wahf III our eandi-
date for president. the leader Of that
movement and the man who surely
can be elected, Theodore Roosevelt
What republican do democratic
politicians most fear2 The mere pros
pect of Roosevelt's nomination scared
the democratic politicians so badly
iIlat they actually proposed to put off
the date of the democratic national
convention. Before then. they believ-
ed that they would have walk away
next November.
This country's chief commercial
need today is steady, honest business
conditions. But there can be no
business peace until there is busi-
ness justice, Uncertainty Is the
worst foe of honest business; and
there can be no certainty under our
present business laws. we must
have just and modern laws which win
let honest business know what il can
do on one hand, and keep out Of the
pockets OF the people the criminal
fingers Of lawless interests on the 9TH
er hand
IF we concede that any candidate
that we name will stand for such bus
mess reform, still the practical aues-
tion comes as to which candidate can
be elected. and when elected. can
get these needed reforms written in
to laws. Roosevelt can do both. Some
good men think right and mean well
but cannot get things done. Rooses
veil has the gift Of achievement. It
is not question Of whom we shall
honor most, hut who can serve us
best. Business peace and steady pros
perity mean more to US than any
mans political fortune
Roosevelt did our work so we'll
that we want him to do it now He
Is willing to do it only because we ask
him to do It. To choose Roosevelt
will not give him anything he has not
already had; but it win give us what
We want and what We need
I'VE Americans have set our hands
to the plow of needed reform and will
not turn back. Ours is period OF
business and the evils Of our time
chiefly are business evils Througaa
these honest business has been in
terfered with and the people have
been robbed alike. Much OF this IN.
reference and robbery has boem
stopped. It all must be stopped This
instant reform means The success Of
the great bulk Of the nations busI-
ness on the one hand and justice to
the people from whom the profits Of
all business come on the other hand.
II means that the ideals which are the
hope OF the republic shall be written