The Washington herald., 1912-04-26
WILLIAMS ACSAILS
COLONIES ACTION
Continued from FAee one.


apostle OF the Latter-Day Churcn OF
SAINTS, according 70 the doctrine OF
st. Theodore. long ago uttered TINS
plain piece or wisdom. tnat you cannot
exrlrpaKe, tnat you cannot by law regu-
late trusts. but that you have to regu-
late them by bureaucratic discretion.
ana In order tnat you snouid De per-
fectIy perfect II Is necessary that the
bureau should De supJect 10 the anBo-
lute control or the Cnier executive ana
nothing should have the I'D lifted on
or Il unless the Cmer executive said 90.
As coronary ne ADDED that good trusts
must be treated kindly. and that bad
trusts must be treated severely. IN oth-
er words. that a trust-and this corre-
spondence discioses it-tnat supports the
Administration must De deait win len
iently, whne a trust that fought the Al
ministratIon must De deait with severely.
That is all you can get out OF It. Per
kins had been kind 70 him tkocseveif).
The Steel Trust had been kind TO him.
They both Indicated that they were In
accord with the administrative policy,
ana therefore, the t'resIdent ADVISED, ana
he is ADVISED by the Cnief or the bureau
OF Corporations. not to make them mao,
because II they get mao they might
nght; IN fact Perkins SAID ne would
fight, and he said It out loud"
tsUpIift with BiE aU.'1
Senator Williams warned the Repub-
Icans against third term. Pointing the
finger at the Republican side. he ex-
claimed: "Are you going to forget what
Washington did? Are you going to for
get what william Mckinley said upon
the subject Of the third terme Are you
going to forget that the only constitu-
tIonal difference between us and the
Mexican and South American system Is
the fact that they re-eiect Presidents
and dictators forever. as long as a fellow
can re-eleet hlmself2 Are you going to
bury all that behind you, just because Of
keynote phrasing; progressfves with a
big ''P;;" uplift with a great big "U''?
There are more ways Of progressing In
this world than hero worship. There are
more ways OF getting ahead for the
American people than by merely MeXi-
eanizing American Institutions"
Senator Williams declared that the elec-
tion OF Roosevelt would mean the end OF
American institutions
Replying, Senator Bristow said Of
Col. Roosevelt:
He will beremembered as a great po-
litical leader, as contributing in a mar
velous way to the benefits of the coun-
try after his traducers are forgotten.
AS far as Mr.. Roosevelts action is con-
cerned, 1 have abundant faith In HIS
ability to speak for himself. and that
can be said Of him more than any other
man who lives who Is IN American poll
tics or who has been in American poll
tics for quarter Of a century, and that
is why when he speaks his language
is responded TO by more American peo-
pie as the expression OF their senti-
ments and their Judgment than any
other man living on American soil.
Why, then, should he sweep the great
States OF Illinois and Penn
sylvania as he has done? It Is because
the people who compose the great rank
and file OF the great Republican party
believe in his integrity OF purpose as
well as in his intelligence. II Mr..
Roosevelt makes himself President he
will do SO by responding to the public
opinion that governs this country Of
ours"