The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-04
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POINTEDIN
ARKS
Declares that Taft and
! Teddy Both Failed TO
Make Good

indianapolis, Oct. 4.-Pointed at
lacks on the administrations Of Roose-
yelt and Taft were features Of Gov
Wilson's address here
Speaking at Indianapolis last night
Gov Wilson said in part:
@What / want to call your attention
to. said the governor is that the
new third party has not drawn 70 itself
the full strength, or even all Of the
leaders OF the insurgent Republicans,
because this circumstance appeals to
every man who thinks the present sit
uation over; the very things that we
are protesting against, the very eondi-
tion that we are trying to alter, are
conditions which we're created under
the two leaders OF the two branches
Of the present Republican party, be.
oause it is true that these conditions
we're just as much created under Mr..
Roosevelt as they have been created
under Mr. Taft.
There was a growth during his ad-
ministration Of the great monopolies
which we call trusts, upon scale
never before dreamed Of, and upon a
greater scale than has been charac-
terlstic OF the administration Of his
successor
Some time ago, during the cam
paign which preceded the two Repub'
lioan POLITICAL conventions, you re.
member that there was very inter.
esting campaign between Mr.. Taft and
1 sIr. Roosevelt and everything that
anybody could say against Mr. Taft
/ Mr.. Roosevelt said. and everything
that anybody could say against Mr.
Roosevelt. Sir. TAFT said. and the Dem
oerats were Inclined 70 believe botf
Of them Tor the truth was that Mr
Tart was merely the successor Of Mr.
Roosevelt in the prosecution OF poll
cles which Nr TAFT did not alter bu
merely sought to confirm and estab
lish.
aYou have. therefore. this extraor
/ binary spectacle, of TWO branches o
the Republican party both led by mel
/ clearly responsible for the very cond
ton which we are seeking to alter, am
the reason that some Of the insurgen
Republicans are not following Nj
Roosevelt, Is that they already hav
. tested Mr. Roosevelt when he wa
president and have found that he wa
not willing to cooperate with thei
: along any line that would be efficier
in the checking of the evils Of whie
= we complain.
z so, that The leader Of the yer
Z movement which is proposed for oi
emancipation, Is a man who has bee
tried In this very matter, and not four
either willing or competent TO accor
pHsh the objects that we now seek
order TO confirm my view Of the ms
# ter, you have only 10 read Mr. La X
VI lette's biography. There, in detail,
. is told how Mr.. Ia Toilette and othe
n like him carried proposals 70 the tn
= president, Mr. Roosevelt, which ha
.e made this campaign ineonceivab
T. and after he had feeling his first g
mn erous impulse. consented to eo-opers
with them. he drew back and refus
n. to cooperate with them under WI
n Influence I do not care to coniectu
~ because it is not my duty, and Il wol
,s be very distastelul TO me to call
~ question the motives of this gem
man. That is not my object or my
sire, My object Is merely 20 point
the facts that the very conditions
ad are trying to remedy were built
under the two gentlemen who are
iel opponents Of the Democratic pa
ek Therefore. to my mind, it is a che
he between the leader Of the one bra
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