Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-07
STEEL CORPORATION
|. BACKS ROOSEVELT
CANDIDACY SAYS
GOV. WILSON
Democratic Candidate Don't
Want to Prejudice Anyone
But Points Out Very Inter
esting Circumstances"
MAKES PUBLIC LETTER
FROM CHAIRMAN HILLES

7
Pueblo, colo, oct THAT the
United states steel corporation "!s
behind the third party program Ia -
gard ~ thu regulation at the trusts
was the charg" maze by Governor
woodrow Wilson Ina ~ speech here To-
day '0TrObOraiive evidence ~ TINT
assertion, the governor said. Was com.
INK Ia him every day. .
1T Ii a very interesting ClTcum-
stance said Governor Wilson, that
the American steel corporation In be-
hind th" thiTd party program an re-
CARDS The regulation ~ the trusts.
Now don't want to SAY that Ia pTCJu.
dice YOU. because am not here tu
lndlct anybody. / am perfectly ready
Ia admit thut the officers Of the
United States steel corporation think
that IN the best thing for the United
States.
My point IN that these gentlemen
nav" grown up In the atmosphere Of
the things that they themselves have
created and which the law OF the
United states a. 10 far not attempted
To destroy Aud they now want u
government which viii pcrpetuatc
! these things they have created"
Governor Wilson reached Pueblo at
$3.50 O'clock aud was received by
joNcrnur Shtlruth and candidates Of
the Demo, ratio state ticket Before
his speech Oh labor questions he gave
out Tor publication the following let
ter which he said had been forwarded
to him from Democratic national
headquarters as having been circulat-
I'd los Charles ID. Hillcs, Republican
national chairman. among employers
of labor throughout the country;
III the November election results
In the choice OF Democratic con
gTUsK and Democratic president, new
katll laa IA ~ II,
other words, destructive Democratic
mrlff measures. such AZ President
rau vetoed at the last session. VIII
become laws.
only ono thing can prevent this
ana that Ia u protest vote on the part
Of the American Wurkingmcn. They
must Chuosc between "A nigh standard
OF living and that OF the underpaid
European wurkingmon. do your en-
ployeH understand that this defines
the exact difference between the Re
publican and the Democratic parties
not only as your produce In concerned
but HH pertaining TO all other products
OF American labor. IL you viii kindly
send ua list Of your employees WIN
are voters. with pOstoffics addresses
each one viii be- asked personally Il
vote for TAFT and Sherman and tht
Republican candidate for congress
and told the reason why. 1 trust you
Viii favor me with this list at thu
earliest possible date.
(SlgnedJ
| CHARLES ID, uILLES.
Chairman"
Governor Wilson said that beyond
desiring To make the letter public h,
wished Ia make no comment on H.
III speaks TO- Itself" ne said"
The humanitarian part 1T the
third party'n program, snid the gov
| ernOr later, rs sort Of cnOrun which
Mr.. ROOseDylt IN trying To teach the
/ trusts 10 sing; because the funda'
mental part Ut the program IL that tia
trusts shall be recognized aB y per'
/ Ina nent part OF our economic order
and that tho government shall Try ~
make those trusts the ministers, the
INSTRUMENTS through which he life 81
tk:s ooun4Fy shall bo developed On ia
IiIlduHtriul side"