The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-28
MRS. STORER CALLS
liking THEODORE"
LEADER Of FOOLS
-
ny Dear Maria" Renews At.
tack on Roosevelt In Vitri-
olic>Letter to Public.
a MENACE TO COUNTRY
He Is "Stirring Up Knaves to
Sedition," She Cries in TRADE
Against His Candidacy.

Mrs. Reilamy storer. who few years
go waS called MY dear Maria" by
Tbsodore Roosevelt, mas returned to
hsP attacks on him as a politician and
. leader Of the people. Reviving her
cosaryes Of four years ago that Mr..
Roosevelt instructed her husband. then
Minister to Austria and Hungary. to IN
tsgcsde with Pope Plus X. for Cardin-
aaAte for Archbishop Ireland and then
repudiafed the order and recalled Mr..
Storer to America for meddline In
church politics." Mrs. Storcr has writ
ten q public letter. first published In
the Evening Post, yesterday. In It she
asserts Roosevelt is unsafe as a leader
and perilous as Chief Executive of this
nation.
Mr.. 6torer in her appeal for votes
a0ndnst Roosevelt calls on all Roman
c4Uho9tcs to search their political con-
sciences by the Hight of their religion
bGeore allowing themselves to be caught
N tAe Roosevelt sweep OF emotional
feelinS. She writes. she says in so
many words. las a Catholic"
The only reply OF Mr.. Roosevelt to
~ new Storer letter. when he was in
formed Of its contents, was: The inci-
dent was closed four years ago"
The letter In fun follows:
There can be no doubt that IL Theo-
dors Roosevelt be nominated at Chicago,
no fried of President Taft land no
friend OF law, order and authority.
whether Democrat or Republican, can
vote Cor the Republican candidate. All
party hnes and divisions are thrown
down in this political conflict. and the
struggle for domination Is and will be.
not between Roosevelt and Taft or
Roosevelt and the Democracy. but be-
TWEEN Dictatorship and freedom. Theo-
dore Roosevelts liberty is license-not
O0vsrnmsnt by the people. but mon
suje. with himself as the Mob Ruler.
skiNo THEODORE" 10 PLEADING
FOOLS CAPTIVE" SHE GAYS.
'sThsodors Roosevelt has been com.
parsd 70 French monarch, but the
ooyish boast, Letat. cest moi OF the
young Louis XIV. meant really very lit
tie Louis XIV. was no tyrant. and he
he'd no power in comparison with this
King Theodore a man who has un.
hepatatingiy broken his pledges. and
wto II guilty Of all the misdemeanors
offwhich ne has falsely accused an hon.
ortblS.. Just and upright President, bu'
W. - leading fools captive, stirring W
knAves to sedition. and binding the
eyoo' OF some few honest men who still
- "a him leader and a hero.
II speak as a Catholic, when I sa,
thtt. ths new political party OF thu
futufs. which shall be organized Il
Theodaee Roosevelt be nominated. mus
! hsks the support OF every Catholi,
worthy Of his faith.
'.The Catholic Church throughout al
the world stands for law, order ans
authority. President Taft has said tina
II b one Of the strongest bulwark
against anarchy and disorder In tn
modern world; and President Taft
both In the Philippines and In thu
listed States, has carried out the dec
laration OF our Constitution which guar
antees justice to all citizens whateve
their religion may be.
Theodore Roosevelt's campaign o
ealumny has tried to make use Of ever
despicabie weapon. 1t has attempte
to stir up an anti-Cathollc enmit
against the President. accusing Nj
Taft OF sending poor Major Butt on
special mission to the Pope. and assert
inv that Major Butt carried 'secre
messages to and from the Vatican.
/ '-This. II you please. from Theodor
Roosevelt, who when 1t suited his pur
pose (and he gained a big Catholic vot
IN the North west thereby. asked per
soual favors Of Pope Plus X. and whe
~ feared anti-Cathollc wrath denic
what he had done and tried to supper
his denial by an open affront to IN
same Pope Plus X. on the occasion c
Mr.. Roosevelt's proposed visit to IN
Vatican.
AeoukTRY MAY STILL b
SAVED" IF T. r. Is DEFEATED
''With regard TO this incident nor
Catholic paper. the Chicago Bulletin e
ApSfi u, 1870. said: In his controvers
WA the Pope he has gone a bit &c