New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
Democrat. Didn't Vote in New York.

here. openly. Il the tNlutuEf til'tL Only
sn New York State, where the party enrol
Tnent feature obtains, were Democrats pre-
vented from voting the Roosevelt ticket at
II is we'll known fact. despite the cry
OF Theodore RoOsevelts campaign manager
i IN North Dakota, that he was defeated by
Democrats who voted for La Toilette.
Roosevelt himself carried only the Demo
Il IS a notorious fact that Democrats
voted for him in the Kansas ely prl-
ynsries and the Republicans lost the city
election the next week with ticket framed
by Roosovelts hackers.
II Is an established fact that In one dis
trict ia PENNSYLVANIA. with 100 enrolled
Democratic voters. not o single Democrat
voted al the Democratic primaries, al
though Democrats by the hundred ap-
peared ct the polls with Roosevelt ballots
Here. in the open. IN Massachusetts,,
Theodore Roosevelt has been smoked out
land that IN three days tGht, No
longer does his alliance Of crooked bust
ness with crooked politics" avail him!
The hydra headed alliance Of allesed Re
bublcans with Democrats. SOCIALISTS ana
others is in the open. us nav nlIed with
Wall Street money. and II IL asking 2 re-
nomination for Theodore Roosevelt Tor a
third term
such = campaign Is Theodore RooI e,
the favor of the Republican party, lending
Not Not a good word has he said for his party
zinc" III" CdiipdI@A hteoil' 'V'iN0 az
Reviled the Party Leaders.
Nc he has reviled the party and its
leaders: he has insulted It's President and
he has resoTted to falsehood. misrepresenta-
ZION and corruption in order that his per
sonal ambition and the desires of his Wall
Street hackers may be gratifed, He Is no
longer content 10 be the nominee O. the
Republican psrty-he is the candidate OF
the MOB, regardless OF. party. upon plat
form that no Republican can recognize.
Yer it is of the Republican party that he
ASKS a nomination.
has he even suggested that the Republican
party Il worthy Of the confidence Of the
People
dent Of the United States. z Republican
upon whose record the party must win the
election in November is worthy Of the con
Where has he Suggested that the leaders
Of the party ~ New York State, who mace
him Governor, Vice-President and Presl-
dent, and who have uniformly given the
electoral vote Of the state 10 Republican
Presidents aye worthy Of the confidence
q w VIZ e' n indiana. did he suggest that
the Republican party leaders could be
Where, anywhere. AT any time, has Theo-
dors Roosevelt in this campaign suggested
that anything on earth but himself cnuid
be trusted 70 60 anything?
The supreme egotist. the arch demagogue,
the traitor 70 the institutions Of his coun.
Try ana the purveyoT OF falsehoods and
rnisrepressntations has never YET run hut
one toursc In the history NJ the world
ard thst course led to his own destruction.
Last Rally at Lawrence.
Roosevelt will spend the last days Of his
Campaign In Massachusetts in Lawrence,
wheTs ne has the cooperation Of the Indus
trial Workers OF the World and Haywood
TIE agitator This is the same Haywood
whom Roosevelt from the White House
denounced in vitriolc terms as an undo
eiraolA citizen and whose conviction of an
infamous -rfme he demanded. IT the time
HAYWOOD was on tvial for his life in Idaho
charged with completely in the murder Of
ex-fyovernoT Steunenbcrg. To-day, Roose'
Welt, Haywood. Meyer and Eugene V. Debs
The latter being the sole outspoken de-
fender OK Meyer and Haywood AGAINST
Roosevelt are ightipg shoulder 70 shoulder
HAYWOOD. Meyer and Debs agree VIII
Roosevelt that his proposed recall Of Judges
end judicial decisions offers the only mean;
by which the Mcnamara brothers can oe
'srecatisi" from San Quentin prison, II
California, for their part in the Los Angeles
dynamite explosions. II is hitting, there
fore that Theodore Roosevelt, whose plat,
Form appeals 20 such men as these. should
make his last speech In the MASSACHUSETTS,
campaign in their presence.