The daily sentinel., 1912-08-21
'MOOsEvELT' SCORED
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malcontent, strident and many-keyed,
calling upon the people TO lorsake
the tried and beaten paths OF constl-
tutional government. along which
they have walked with sure feet for
mora than century, and enter upon
personally conducted pilgrimage
through the political wilderness to
a promised land as shadowy and un-
substantial as a desert mirage.
The advance agents of this delir-
ious excursion tarried a few days ago
at Chicago, long enough to pool their
individual grievances, visions and va
garies in bewildering farrago of
Impractical political nostrums such
as never before has been collected at
one time outside the violent wards of
a madhouse. And thus the so-called
progressive party was born. its sole
excuse for existence being the nm
founded claim that its nominee for,
the presidency was defeated for n
iihe nomination by stolen votes at
the republican convention.
Takes Up Contests.
senator Sutherland briefly re-
viewed the question of contested del
eBates at the republican convention
Win the contention that President
laits nomination was gotten fairly
ana honestly. He referred to the
pupllshed statement that some of the
i'ooseVelt contests had been set on
loot for a psychological effect.
II would be strange rule of evil
dehce which would require us to ac-
cept the testimony of buccaneerinpr
psychologist who confesses to an nj.
tempt to purloin the larger portion
OF an honest mans property. as con-
ciusiVe evidence of the psychologist,s q
ute to the remainder of the honest
mans possession s." he continued
lhere never has been in all his
tory more unique convention than
that OF the progressive party at Chi
caso. Heretofore, when a party has
Deen organized, its organizers have
IN advance entertained at least n sus-
piclon respecting their principles
out the delegates to this convention
mhoIiy ignorant of the things for
|nlch they stood. waited. with na-
e,ehtly folded hands. the appearance
VI Mr Roosevelt in the convention to
'eii them what they believed
me Song of Beyeridge.
opoh ms appearance he was re-
!, s,,Iu win reVerent alteration. With
nos Spta,t OF SELF abnegatioh never wit
brj@edo siace tne charge of the light
70 So al baieklava-a Theirs not
die; sor. why. theirs but to do and
Grand vi exaltation,-led by the
wont h,, Jung man from Indiana de-
Sout out tuneful, the assembIad @ ue-
sais ss proclaimed their iovons ;, saS-
iectual surrender to the yomdo, ihtei.
irras IT, .ne following hymn of drivoiir, iGra q
irresponsibility: ufl'eling
Follow, follow.
Ave VIII follow Roosevelt
nny"here, everywhere
we VIII follow him
Follow. follow,
We VIII follow Roosevelt.
AAnyWhere he leads MS
We will follow on
tho al n, OF which, being chanted n
~ me ravishing air of that stirrine az. ~
entitled We don't know Shnno u,.o
@ w. re going. but we're on tba nere Nc. !,
s,at usat the multitude into spcb .
tbat VI ollnd and benighted idoIat-
,ao. authentic information TO The %;
iei5 that the Colonel had inst w.
ns -, perfectly respectable mipisto az
Iast sospel and robbed him of n is
hrorah uaohtns donations would have
the snt So,o aorth enthusiastic cheers for
demnetta der not1nel and vote of stern con.
renrasanon.i aa.non Tor the man of God, as % AZ
jopitann jpiesentative of dangerousared o
Rnosor,. acS sqoes and ha
.1n fo.u, oseveit at W but the newe,
more or ,oIm, Ies,s Two thoad such choi
nm. u; Ut iess. gatheresr as We have
Inn en-, IN reality, Mr.. Roosei. sr9~
fass,en omtentlon at Chicago. made a con-
oon colorn OF laith, gave his hand to the
hi. ea se Drother from the north and
tbs s LOO. 'o. 10 the colored brother from
;ns.. as s9utn. adopted a platform. nom
and ea a.ilf Ilmself and Brother johnson,