New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

18th. 18th and 10Th amendments to the
Constitution and Merchandising the
negroes. 1t is impossible TO treat such
statements as either sincere or serious
1t Is sheer nonsense You might just an
well speak Of recalling the vote by WHICH
the thirteen original states adopted the
Constitution. Suppose that the income
tax amendment to the Constitution 10.
adopted does Mr.. Taft think that TWO
or three states could recall that ahehu-
ment after il had become part OF t"'
Constitution? 1t is difficult TO reply
seriously to such nonsense
Declares Fight Is Won.
when went into this fight three
months ago 1t did not look as though
had n show" declared Colonel Roosevelt
before 5000 people here In the 20
Regiment armory. People told me
couldn't win. but, my friends, | think
can truthfully say tonight that the pat
lie is won. But want you to neip me
TO double rivet IT," he cried. amid great
laughter and cheers.
"Ninety-nne per cent Of the great inter
csts are against me in this campaign ana
practically all of the great metropolitan
dnilies. These papers. many OF them'
we're Democratic, but they have hoppeu
to the Republican side just to beat me-
he falsettoed.
The colonel spoke at some length on
the tariff using the pottery and ruoocr
industry Of Trenton as examples OF war
ontod or unwarranted tariff duties. lie
WAS told that the wages Of the potter!
workers we're high and those OF the ruo-
her workers low. Increase OF duties on
rubber goods therefore is unwarrah'eu'
he cried He cIinched the tariff talk by
saving that until the people can nope 10
o,oct and control legislators that really
represent them they can't hope for ihous-
trial Justice. In the same oreS'h "e
oa,,.d for a federal board Of tariff SUI
pervsion.
Tr.nton had its second night OF req
Are and shouting tonight. Inc streets
were blocked from the railroad station
70 the armory. old campaigners sald
,bev had never seen bigger crowds even
before national elections. CoIonei
Roosevelt had to elbow his way 10 MS
automobile. police protection haN'"s
failed utterly. He spent the night on
his nrivate car, Sunrise. To-day ne
,,.n, csmpaign ia Eastern New Jersey
At Burlington, in the rich iar''I"s
districts of Burlington County the co'o'
mel appealed TO the pastoral instinc's' y
tou. hundred real farmers and many
r,oro ,radesmcn. not 10 mention their
wives and pretty daughters hocHeu
around the train. You're all rlGh' III
Nav Jersey. Teddy shouted one As'',
cola" wearing earrings. The remark got
the crowd 10 talking back 10 the colohe'
ont Of their JOY at seeing him. Co'ohe'
Roosevelt gave every sign OF enjoying
the repartee. as we'll.
Urge. Protes, Against Bosses
Won all talk 81 much ] can't hear
van" no said. Wait until We hoIIe'
so,,a more" the crowd cried I'd a
great deal rather you should taIh 'hd''
:" the candidate replied. i want you
40 turn out next Tuesday" he SAID ana
rs0is,e- your protest against the bosses
- ao that New Jersey does her huty.
BEFORE I go. I want to congratulate you
ON the great number OF pretty srIs YOU
have here" a sentiment that vas 'is'''
ously applauded.
In the wine growing section Of ELS
Harbor. in Atlantic County the co'ohcl
said he knew all the people well
when the whistles blew saute Tor nm
and interrupted his talk he commented
on the hum OF industry
81 don't know Of populaoe In the
country that takes more unhlndiy 10
hess rule" He expressed his delight a.
Tho manner in which the Italians had
cleared the sand groves and converted
,hor, into fruitful gardens The
time has come for man TO know ma
mind and know on which side he stands'
T.. shoutad At the end of his talk on the
aebt "for the fundamental principles q.
Industrial end political justice. he
added: our opponents IN New jersey
are trying 10 perch themselves on the
fence. That's bad
The biggest noise vas mace ~ A'!ah-
t,c civ. Atlantic avenue was clogged
With traffic. and when the colonels auto
7ot into ohio avenue Il slowed down for
hin, 70 talk to the negroes. who lined the
sidewaIk thrae deep. Tn" candidate
thanked them for the support their race
had given him in ohio. lhey came odch
AZ him with laughter and cheers
From the ceilings 81 the pier hanG
n,any Japsnese bells. which. fannod b$
,he EAST wind. raised din that mingled
with dozens OF other sounds OF a dls-
CoTdant nature.
'"fhnre are a s5bd many complicated
noises here" exclaimed the colonel The
laugh that followed cleared the air.
Saws "1osses" Are Not Regular.
.our opponents call themselves resu-
lar Republicans," he said. I'VE arc the
regular -.epublicans; the only regularity
in III. Republican party Is the regularity
of the rank and file. The bosses arc
not regular. The party Is not theirs. II
Is ours. 1t IL the party Of the PLAN peo-
ME. We claim to he the heirs OF the
principles and purposes Of Abraham
Lincoln and the men that fought viii
him.
81 do not wonder that tho boss rules
us in his interest If we decline to take
the trouble 20 rule ourselves. Ther'
has GOT TO be government somewhere
and n VIC do not govern ourselves ther
some one will govern us. and If We VII
ro, take the trouble 60 do il for our