The daily sentinel., 1912-10-21
100 REASONS WHY ROOSEVELT
SHOULD NOT Be ELECTED
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White House, refusing Congress all
information concerning them.
5i-Exposed in an intrigue to in
fluence the appointment of an Amer
lean cardinal, he broke a lonG-stand-
ing friendship with Bellamy Storer,
forced him to resign as Ambassador
to Austria and publicly humiliated
Mrs. Storer.
5S-As an appeal to the Grand
Army vote he issued Pension order
No. as, creating a service pension
without authority of Congress. TAX
ing money from the public treasury
without authority OF law.
59-He nullified in a large meas
ure the Pure Food law by creating
the Remsen Referee Board, which
overruled Doctor Wiley and permit
ted manufacturers to continue the
use of certain adulterants.
Cole has persistently appealed
to militarism, jingoism and the war
spirit.
6l-By opposing the Taft arbitra-
tion treaties he has shown n willing
ness to continue existing eXpendi-
lures for wars, past and to come,
which require II per cent OF the rev.
enue of the Government.
oS-t1t Gu Iuuh
in certain army appointments. the
most flagrant example of which was
the case of DR.. Leonard Wood. now
Chief of Staff, personal friend, adj
yanced in rank at the expense OF reg
ular army officers of long experience.
6S-When he became President he
inherited a large treasury surplus
from the Mckinley administration;
and, despite the largely increased
revenues OF the Government, he be-
queathed TO his successor deficit.
6i-He has denounced socialism
aud anarchy, while advocating social
istic doctrines and measures. His
New Nationalism is but a name for
repudiated Old Populism.
65-The Socialist vote increased
400 per cent during his administra-
tiOns.
66-His efforts to centralize power
in the Federal Government and to
create n multiplicity of commissions
and bureaus have tended toward
Outstanding the Government.
67-He has persistently appealed
to the passions of the mob and to
class prejudice, intlaming the poor
against the rich and the rich against
the poor.
bo-tlp IllSTtDItSt1lS 1nt ulOllNtS
and views OF Abraham Lincoln by
constantly asserting that his own
motives and views are the same. The
proof: Lincoln said, mo man is fit
to govern another man without the
latter's consent" In a speech at
Ciaro University, March Is, 1910,
while the Egyptian people were hold
ing general assembly and pleading
for constitution, Roosevelt declar-
ed they were not fit for self-govern-
ment and urged them to submit un-
resistently TO British rule. Later he
censured the British for not exercis-
ing more aggressive policy in
Egypt, saying: Weakness and SEN
timcntality are more harmful to an
uucivilized people than violence and
injustice"
69-Beforc his ambition and lust
for power had become an obsession
he wrote the following, which was
published in the Review of Reviews.
September. 1896: Furthermore, the
Chicago Convention attacked the SUI
preme Court! Again this represents
a species of atayism-that is, of re-
curTence to the ways of thought of
remote barbarian ancestors. Savag-
es do not like an independent and up
right judiciary. They want the
judge to decide their way. and ii he
does not they want to. behead him"
He has since been flagrantly guilty
OF the atavism he condemned.
70--IIe has indulged in derogatory
criticism of many of his predecessors
in the Presidency, calling Jefferson
the most incapable executive who
ever filled the Presidents chair: