The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Colonel Gleeful at What
He Did to Enemies
in Illinois.
NOW BELIEVES
VICTORY IS SURE
He Wants to See Them Take
the Count" in Pennsylvania at
Primaries on Saturday-Tra-
verses Stand and Is Met
by Tremendous, Cheer
ing Crowds.

Philadelphia. Pa. Anril 1o.--Across
the state of Pennsylvania from Pitts
burgh to Philadelphia, Colonel Roosc.
welt went campaigning to-day, making
MS appeal for support at the primarl. IS
on Saturday. 1t was the livclicst day
OF Ills campaign thus far. In no other
state which he has traversed since he
began his fight has he found the
crowds SO large and den.onstrative.
Wherever he spoke Colonel Roosc-
Welt asked the people to do on Satur-
day what Illinois did yesterday.
we Knocked them over tn, ropcs H.,
: Illinois" he said, and 1 want to see
them take the count in Pennsylvania. .
The colonel referred for the frs,
/ time TO his vi:w upon the outcome OF
the fight
If. as believe VIC will" he s,,d
win in this light I want you 10 re-
member that our success mus. be made
TO turn for social and industrial jus-
tice."
After what I've seen yesterday and
to.day he said at another time, ~
oe!ieVe that on Saturday Pennsylvania
VIII do what Illinois did yesterday
IN MS address here tonight Colonel
| i-ooscrslt made u detailed exposition
OF the theories which he has propouud
ed IN regard 10 the Courts. He .eyln
directed severe criticism against 10.
seph Choatc, John G. Alilburn and the
other $ew York lawyers VINO hive
formed an association TO combat his
ideas. lie said that these men, whom
he termed "embattled attorneys tor the
defense OF special privil &c" in taking
the position they do. ''nakeiIy cham
pion vested wrong.
lie declared that they ''arc standing
cheek by Jowi with our wors, repre-
ssntaiives OF politics when they seek
!" Keep The courts IN the grasp Of
privilege and the politicians. These
worthy gentlemen inc added. .sipean
as II Judges @ere SOMEHOW imposed on
Va by heaveg enl were Responsible
only to heaven" = d
Brings in Name OF raft.
Later, Colonel Roosevelt brought i'm
inc name Of President Taft. He as
serted that this country would nor be !,
good place 10 live In "lf we permit our
government to be twisted away from
It's original purposes ard to become a
government such as Mr.. Taft MIR.
Choate. Mr. Lorimer, MIR. Milbusn, Mr.
Penrose, Mr.. Guggcnheim and their
allies wish to make tia government
by corporation attorneys on the bench
and oft the bench"
As Colonel Roosevelt was whisked
across the State he found crowds OF
such size that many of them were nm
I. j
town. Altoona, Harrisburg and Lam
caster the streets we're almost impas e.
sable. When he reached Philadel
another throng was waiting Cor him
Four hundred policemen lined the
streets To keep back the crowds alon,
the three squares from the station 10
the hotel. The Metropolitan Opera
House. In which he spoke tonight, was
hlled an hour before the Coloners ar
rival, and the street in front Of tn;
building was filled with a jostling
crowd. After completing his nlaia
speech Colonel Roosevelt went to La
Dor Lyceum Hail. in kensington, the
northeastern section of tbs city, where
lie received an enthusiastic welcome,
The last day OF Colonel Roosevelt's
campaign In Pennsylvania Will be spent
in the eastern part Of the State IT,
morrow he will speak in Reading. Al
lentown and Easton. The Colonel OK
poets 10 reach New York late ro-mor-
row afternoon and so at once to oys-
ter Bay.