Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-11-05

| planks which were tilted at such an
angle as To make it difficult 10 obtain
Il foothold. In spite of the difficulty
of his position he spoke for an hour.
Nassau county made Roosevelt
Day" time OF celebration Before the
| meeting in Mineola this afternoon, one
hundred automobiles paraded through
the adjoining towns. In the first car
was a leader who stood up IN hts seat
and beat time as the occupants of
the following cars waved bandannas,
ana sang, Onward. Christian Sol
dicrs' aud Teddy, Teddy Roosevelt. ("
while they dashed from village 10 VII
lage.
The village band was out IN oyster
Pay tonight and there was red fire
ana noise unlimited.
All the persons who could be
They gave the colonel an enthusiast e
They gave the Colonel an enthusiastic
welcome. II was the first time that
most of his townsmen had seen him
since he was shot. and those who
could no. get into the theater, waited
outside FOR a glimpse of lhe candi-
date.
In his Mlneola speech Colonel
RCoscNelt devoted much TIME to de.
ferse Of HIS proposal for the recall of
judicial decisions
/ have come here in my own coun-
ty,' he said. TO make the same APP
peal to my friends and neighbors OF
Long Island that ] have madc to
men and women of this country from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific from the
lakes to the gulf.
Were with YOU" shouted a man
in the crowd.
II thank YOU" the colonel respond
ed. There are good many
bun moose around the country.
The woods are fun OF them.
Il want to say that this movement
has come to stay. Let our opponents
make no mistake. Like every great
this movement comes from
the people themselves.
Colonel Roosevelt then returned TO
the courts. finishing his speech with
an appeal to every man who heard
him read the progressive platform be-
fore he went to the polls tomorrow
The ride TO and from Mineola and /
his hours speech had their effect on
Colonel Roosevelt. He was tired when
he came to the village tonight. He
spoke for an hour.
Most Of the time his right arm hung
imp ut his side or was in his coat
pocket and he employed his left arm
Tor his gestures
I'm in this movement" he said,
because it comes from the hearts
md conscience of TIL people. II |
springs from tho gr0,, ing belief that
he government has not represented |
he people as it should There Is all
Ways certain type of man who asks
Why the things that were good enough
or his father aren't good enough for
rs. The answer is that while princi-
)les remain the same the application
# them changes from generation to
Senator Flihu Root, John G. Mil
,urn, William u. Guthrie and Louis
MARSHALL, four Of the best known
awyers in New York, were also as
allied tonight by Colonel Roosevelt,
n the course of his speech, as ''coun-
el against the people Of the United
tates," who, he said were defend
ne perversion Of the law. for which
neN themselves were Responsible
Colonel Roosevelt's remarks were
n reply to statement made today =,
y four men in relolnder to ms {
peech in Madison square Garden on ,
'riday night. He said
y want to speak Of certain gentle /
zen on the other side Messrs. Root, /
lilburn, Guthrie and Marshall--who ,
my Madison square Garden
peech this afternoon so that ! sup {
ose, they thought ! could not make ,
ny reply 10 their answer There Is
ways presumption aga nst any !
ldividual who waits until the after !
oon before election to traverse the !
atement of an opponent d
Colonel Roosevelt said he had been :
lformed that these four men in their
resent position of counsel against the
eople of the United States, had at
cked statements he made regarding
acislons of the New York court Of
)peals as being contrary to the law =,
nd fact. He took up one by one OF n
he cases which he had discussed ana :,
'ad from Il number of books extracts
prove that he stated the facts cor ,
city. 4,
The colonel also sa d these four !,
'eat corporation lawyers had de n
nded the decision OF the court of
,peals in the kneiseley case, inVolv-
Z an Interpretation Of the employ
s. liability law. lie continued. ="