The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
HEATED
a|[PLY TO HIS
! Jersey CRITIC
AesIt Accuses Wilson of
Ming Things Not Merely
,J.gruus, but the Direct Re-
Il verse of the Truth.
tALLENGEs HIM
III TO FURNISH PROOF
Moose Candidate Reaches
JlIanta, Georgia, After
I Mad Days Campaigning
4 IN the South.

A uANTA, Ga, Sept. 2s.-Gover
,a Woodrow Wilson was
charged by Colonel Roosevelt
lss tonight with making state
3 Ia regard to his position which
uzot merely an untruth but the
nysrse to the truth
|Iahlg before q large crowd hero
y days campaigning across Ala
nd Georgia, the eI-president
krs resent statements of the Demo
h nadidate and denied them fatty
la Governor Wilson did not be-
4 Hns Of these things and knew
lenuel Roosevelt had never said
d sooNvelt said 10 part:
|If wilson affects TO quote me when
|IEbsstely attributes to me what ]
hNrg said, and what. l am obliged
b, 10 must know that l never said,
|hG0n day before yesterday, he
NJ Hss I had said that it was in
NJ that the trusts should build
n irslstible power that l despair
|<hdrg The power, and that 4 sug-
EaE we Try our best to make the
j Eod, pitlful, kind and just and
e transfer our own affairs to
y Sho by 5ubtlety have combined
6G uA' Now. everyone Of these
|ztats Is simply not true.
b Remark Is Untrue.
luk W. Wilson to point whore
sasa it Was that l said that ]
10 make the trusts 'pitiful' or
~ lie cannot do it. and he knows
|nfd do II. His statement is an
nm. ask him TO point out where
Fstid that We are to transfer our
hAis TO those who by subtlety
Pwahihad against us. He cannot
and be knows be cannot do it.
tNsnent is On invention. Again,
Eisensnt that I have ever said
A4 trusts must be permitted to
% An irresistible power ls not
n untruth, but is the direct re.
y The truth, and this Mr.. Wilson
u Wilson asserted that 1 did an
thing in order to build an lr-
" power in permitting the pur-
" the United States Steel cor
3 Of the Tennessee Coal & Iron
~ As to this, I need only re-
az testimony before the Stan.
stslltse. II Is simple nonsense
lsat ! did an illegal thing
'u@ does not believe it him
10" Of 1907.
. got know whether Mr.. Wilson
pacs would have acted as T
~ DO know that If he had
,Ged, It would have been be-
. iseked the nerve to meet a
4. saeonsl crisis in such fasion
= interests of the people should
Y" sven though because of serv-
10 Tss himself subsequently,
apossd to criticism.
81 at the bottom Of his heart,
I0n . real objection to our pro-
49, ssou'.ol the trusts Is that it
F s S5sr Slhsr day Mr.. Taft expressed,
|ta,,ason ,son already had expressed,
.,.ss .easlon lest under the system
rs,ss '9e trusts would own the
~. ch such fear is utterly
j., me slightest thought
n ,,I' 9o'h these worthy alarm
An .I .aeir timidity is not insti.
: fs,,,nsy rnsy have to do is TO look
n sni'tats i, commerce. At every
i :, -, Programme Mr.. Wilson is
ID ,o,pss spsech about the evils, but
y sS,;as. ass to remedy, he not only
N FS,snt remedy to propose him.
sr.JSi.se ii confines himself TO oppos,
d '' that really would be
.svs.sde .s,'',ade Of Mr.. Taft and MIR
k,IesiI the Judges and court:
hs, eri,,;ine Inch solemnly shakes hi.
ssseppassiatcs every Ell ef1icien, len,
I'LL and has none To- sua
s!iiias siiiassVsls ell closed by saving there
as sIa no 70 be had for the peonls ens