New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
Roosevelt TraiIers Call Moose
Leader a Plague at Enthusiast
tic Chattanooga Meeting.
]. M. HARLAN GOES HOME
Judge Robert F. Thompson, OF
New York, Takes His Place
in Tracking the Third
Party Candidate.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Sept. 30.-The Moose
hunters who are trailing the Big Bun
spoke tonight IN the same auditorium IN
which Colonel Roosevelt spoke this morn
ing. John Maynard Harlan. who has been
in the front Of the fray, was. called home
70 Chicago on personal affairs, and his
place was taken BY Judge Robert r
Thompson. Of New York. J. Adam Bede
arrived in time to hear Colonel Roosevelt
und 10 sharpen his shafts of satire.
Both speakers appealed 10 the reason
and patriotism OF their hearers, and
urged the South TO stand by the pro-
tective tariff FOR the development OF It's
manufacturing interests. Much more en-
thusiasrn was shown than In the Roose-
Welt gathering. Mr. Bede said in part;
The name Theodore is said TO mean
lift of God. But sometimes Sod hla s,
1--we q scourge or q plague. We had one on.
IN the shape Of z panic In l9VI, broueh'
on bv presidential windjamming; -,
To-day all 81 we'll In the hnancla.
world. About ten million deposl tors
have $1,000, 100000 of savings IN paIins
ind building associations; Meyer ~ VIZ
employment more general or the he. G ON :
forts Of life more universally alsUIpoi,
ed. Shall we return 70 the hooseSei YER
panic OF 1907 or the free silver ana }reo
trade panic Of 1894? Is success "a. GIVE we
and prosperity a punlshmeHt '"'|' w
must shrink from them1
The scourge OF God was here to-day
lie maligned Governor Hooper and ssns.
tor Sanders, lied about Presio ed,,,d n not
vote the Republican ticket But WhlIe
ne was President he sought Senator san.
ders'S Endorsement FOR every appollitnlsSIiiS
in Tennessee, worked mana IN manu- VIZ
every Republican leader that he now Ce-
no'Inces as p boss and raised more none!
Tor his own campaign in 1904 than 81 tho
other parties besides the Bull MOOSE
bunch has this year put together. he
viii go down In history as the last OF the
W. wa was Introduced as your foremost
,itizen. and he came TO destroy o trlehd.
What manly mission! But there Ma
small cheering and less enthusiasm. Ihc
south docs not 60 wild over one VINO
ehoots Spaniards In the back and poasis
Of It. General Jackson would rise IN ms
grave at the Hermitage and snlte INc
nan who would charge him with such T.
The moose herd Is faint and footsore
N the South. for the forage is poor, ana
n Is q rocky road through Dixie, SO ule
Bull Moose is going North with MS i1r-
getting machine 20 appear oeioIs III
Senate campaign probing committee ah ha
see now little he can REMEMBER o. the
corrurtion fund he used IN l%4. IN tilo
mean time, Il will save much FouDle ~
remember thet all men are liars
1T is a good thing to be born and
reared In big places said Judge Thomp-
son. "You have so much room to grow
broad down here In the great South tha'
YOU can look a way of and see things III
their bieress. You don't have 10 put on
your thick glasses and content yourselr
With a microscopic inspection OF the petty
things under your feet, the worst OF
which you may be responsible for your
selves" He continued;
80, now, my dear Southern voters come
out into the big places Of this conhict'
The smart, the personal. the passion the
unworthy In this campaign, put aside.
believe In the Christian religion, the Con-
stitution OF the United States and William
" Taft. That IS enough for any patriotic
citizen 10 start with. also believe In
d, protective tariff and the Republican
party, and ] believe-so do you-no more
trustworthy custodian OF the virtues and
prosperity Of our party and country has
ever been called 20 service than William
Howard Taft. My brethren see Sc be not
deceived; come ye out into the large