The Detroit times., 1912-10-10
/{IE CROWDS AND ENTHUSIASM
1NMICHIGANF FOR ROOSEVELT

Beas wilson and Taft Michigan viii make the ddest
they attempt for the crowds that greeted
theodore Roosevelt IN Michigan having turned out through
instance outpourng which packed
Light Guard armoy being turned
among would be found in MONDAY crowd but
have heard and seen Roosevelt their curiosity satisfied
The which greeted Roosevelt Tuesday
u>ant that he was in progressive
the enthusiasm meant that he people
1o mpaize principles and who have not forgotten that to
faults and despite mistakes he
made as impusive will is THE NAN WHO AwoKE THE
C0UNIRY AND INFORMED BURGLARS OF GREAT WEALTH
WIRE GETTING IN THE WINDOW.
The crowds and the enthusiasm meant despite charges against
sehsh ambition andpat column the Republican
despite charge greed for his followers
sreu Of the fight people while presidency and
conprse force reekoned with in November
enthusiasm such to make quite plain
hat the fight Michigan newspaper already observed is
bcyond doubt between Roosevelt and Wilson.
IN Bay City the Roosevelt resulted
overflow Armcry in Detroit
The reports say hundred stood about the DOORS camOrng
for admission
Back in June there
oring admission.
They were Roosevelt delegates which they had
BEEN elected the Republican choose its
representation In Chicago.
From the same platform spoke this amOry
Roosevelt delegate pushed officer the Taft
ration in Michigan presence writers
whom he FELL might been killed.
The state central committee could change
hat fled to Roosevelt meeting in Bay City
impossible down the applause and cheers that followed
lhe vigorous presentation Of vigorous principles
The Bay City meeting supply reflection the
Republican leaders who manipulated the meeting in June and
II should prick Q consciences. M
But lets not shout; these politicians are dying
The crowds and the enthusiasm prove this:
Legislature given people presidential preference primary
Nv o special session called by Gov Osborn to pass
delegation the Republican national convention from
michigan WOULD HAVE BEEN FOR THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The crowds and the greeting the candidate
he Progressive party everywhere that he either right
consistent in his tariff position.
They do not speaks uthfuly with disposition
py deal when he charges that the Democratic
houses nominated Baltimore and supporting him
They do not Chicago the for
lin 70 have pursued stepping aside and eliminating himself as
Byn did in Baltimore the nomination Of progress
They attitude IaFolette when they
ue striving end Washington has been what it
>honld have been.
% Thy do not mean that third term and CONTINUANCE power
Is better IMPRESSION OF THE CoUN
xRTs NEEDS a~- -
hut the crowds the enthusiasm fighter
6t Is he robbed national
ion his party and that in accepting the nomination President Taft
rcpled stolen property
The crowds and the enthusiasm for Roosevelt this campaign mean
ia American people jobby practd Chicago
for many day counys history will impossible
~ organization them pO
- platter that for which they have taste.
The Roosevelt and Wilson the national
f and the temper and between these according
- Is judged according the verdict
mon the platforms respective parties will people
rrxt prezident Of the United States.
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