The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
WILSON REPEATS
HIS ACCUSATION
He Is Confident That Steel Cor
poration Is Back of
Third Party.
REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT
Knows Nothing Of Money Sup
port, but Thoughts"
Are the Same.
REPLIES TO Roosevelt

Kansas City. October s.-Governor
woodrow Wilson, In his speeches at
Topeka. Kansas. and here tonight
replied to Colonel Roosevelt's request
at Albany. N. T.. last night that the
Democratic nominee prove or retract
the declaration that the United States
Steel Corporation Is behind the third
party program for regulating trusts.
The Governor reiterated that the
Steel Corporation was behind the third
party program in thought" and added
he knew nothing of any financial SUP
port. The Governor amplined his po-
sition and made a new attack on the
taran politics Of both his opponents.
Il understand from the newspapers"
said Governor Wilson. In his Topeka
speech, that Mr.. Roosevelt was dis
tressed by my suggestion the other
day that the United States Steel Cor
poration was back OF his plan Tor
controlling the trusts. He interpreted
my remarks to mean that they were
supporting him with their money.
was not thinking about money. l do
not know whether they are supporting
him with their money or not.it does
not make any difference. What
meant was they are supporting him with
their thought, and their thought II
not our thought I meant and say
again that the kind Of control which
he proposes 10 the kind Of control that
the United States Steel Corporation
wants.
Their OWE PSant - VIEW.
Il am perfectly willing to admit
that they think u 10 best for the
country. Ny point 10 that this 70 .
method conceived from the point OF
view Of the very men who are to be
controlled"
The Governor charged that the
Roosevelt program was not progres-
save At all in its fundamentals. and re-
marked tina, Ebert H. Gsry. bead OF
the steel Corporation. and George w.
Perkins. Q director, suggested the plan
Of governmental control OF trusts
and IL Mr.. Roosevelt" said the
Governor. lis willing TO have Mr.. Per.
kius suggest how the corporations
ought to be regulated, Why VII he moi
be willing to take saESestions from
the same quarter - 20 the details Of
the regulation? have no quarrel
with Mr. Perkins. except with his
judgment.
Il am not auessioninG II. Rooes-
velrs motives have nothing 20 DC
with them But u ne - otscWSo "
patent the present processes Of Industry
I'm this country and direct them win
regard TO the way In which hey treat
the United States. then he wrl Sc that
his OLD ejssssaeastOpO are realised sos
he used TO tell - there wsrs eocd
trusts and bad trusts ana he WI
guarantee TO 10 that all trusts VII b
good
II Asse say he believes What be says
but I don't believe he caa play ppov!.
d>uce 10 the human race quite - sue
cessfuIly a. that. and I sm strength.
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they have fooled him on one % tWs
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has been taken INTO camp. But "a
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