Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-27
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 7 Will Wind Up c; nd Attacking Bo ,on and Taft Ar
 East. ne 1
 
HITS ADM1N1s'f.1 EoiA AS !
in His Speech Before leitc ".. ton He tSsaiIed Congress
 Doing Nothing.

IzeE, Tcau, Sept. 2t 'G4ror- oa. Wilson s about aa much a pso- er sz,,c as Alr Tau.9
 T2a, was Geiouol Rol-eVcats e..n- tsn ious comment te1e tonigh waen aslifzl Nhar he theughr If Woodrow WiI72p's sBeeeh6s II Connecticut yes- trrdaA, explaining himself as full ljcderd reer ssiyc
 Tn oX-Prcsid4Nt .et if be know Il lhat he intends ak n2 lp tln gover- l or't sumption of progressive sm after { c eet@ lack into his swing arc nd e eifelr R seHalt expects t9 sab Eeles= Fl Governors Wilson's pub lecold to show that ne is tt nedf1 d reac ionary. Ai5o he will put Nr. Taft en the grill far the fist time in ta.s campaign, \ oleaty a taeking he pr siden5s sGn.aista- ton.
 1'ha Colonel Is git fig ammunit on ready for both antagonists Fsom the time he starts in with his eastern cala9d sn which s'oetes qfter s rip into tEe Middla West, until the fight is e9er, he will pillery Taft and W l. son. ! he considers the me prop,- tious lie will let toose on them Il fna Middle Was, although his mAd now is to Ne dntii the nisll of the canl-. pagn fer sizzling wlnd-up.
 tThe eX-presdent camaa gn i'll Wes crn Tencessee came tc all end ten ght with speech here tonight before l0,G00 bowling Proglessives.
 Roosevelt pitched tito Governor Hooper, Republ can, who has been fighting with both .ne Taft standpat-a ters and the Wilson camp.
 You ought to be against Hopper, just as the Progressive3 everywhere are against the bosses he urged. 'Gogernor Hooper does not care wlte her 'e is elected as a standpat Rcpubl'ca or reactionary Democrat so lol a. he ges your vote.
 The situation in Tennessee because of the split ill both the old parties is considered slightly favorable to Roosevelt. The Progressiyes have d candidate for governor who may slip in because of the divided Republican Democratic votes. Roosevelt is welcome in Western Tennessee where the vote is usually Democratic. was such today as to cause his packers to hope he may car- ry that part of the state He pene- trates the eastern end of the state, where a Republican majority usually shows up, on Monday, making speeches in Chattanooga and Knox i vile
 Before the throng here, Roosevelt attacked the Republican national committee as band of pirates.
 Earlier in the day Roosevelt spoke on the improvements of the Missis- sippi waterways before the interstate 1 I.eyee Commission convention at Memphis. During the speech he sharply criticised the administration, evidently aiming at President Taft, for fpilure to take action within the Dast five months-after the terrific
 damage done by the Mississippi river ! last spring-towards preventing an
 other such disaster.
 Not one thing has bee. done by
 the government toward building up
 the levee system CT providing for deepening the river" said the Colonel. d .Congsess was iii session for five ' months after your last disaster and !. neither branch sf Congress, Repub- a lican or Democratic took one step
 that offers the slightest prospect OF preventing a recurrence of the awful
 flood that did damage of $100,0Oo.-
 0G0
 E Roosevelt left here tonight for New
 orleans where he spends all of tomor TOW. l MT. and Mrs. Harvey Hogg have feT ' F tr5.s .t.,A r}fx4yt fss