Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-10
Bull Moose Leader Lambasis
Republicans as Unworthy Of
Confidence of People in All
Respects,
ROUGH RIDER REPLIES
TO PRESIDENT TAFT
Action Of Idaho Court Charac-
terized as in Harmony With
Views Of Political Bosses
Generally,

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New York. Jan. .. Theodore
Roosevelt replied to-day 90 Il proposal
advanced hy Frank A. Munsey ,ester-
day o. bring the progressive ana the
republican parties together He said
II ANA simply speaking us one Of
the men III The ranks of the progress
siNe PARTY Personally. ! strongly feel
that $50 should no more enter into
combination with the republican ma
chine than With the democratic ma
chine. / FIRMLY holicye that an good
pIonrcsaiNes who may happen yet 10
adhere % either the republican party
or the democratic party. Nill Ia the
end see that the chance for honest
government and for the practical
achievement ~ aocai and Industrial
Justice Hes in the progressive party.
and only Ia the progressive party.
"Nc welcome ali huncft men who
believe IN nur principles. ~ they
come IN with us they shall have ex-
aCtlN the share thnt any uthei people
have of the party Infringement I
hold that We are under the same obll-
guliuns to cN-dtmocfats like Judge
Lindsey and Don Dickinson as 10 any
cX-fcpuhlicans.
According to my mind the whole
attitude at those at present RESPONSE
hle for the leadership and manage
menl of the Republican party shows
that u would be iullt io tfy iu COM
hne thcm'
AIR. Roosevelt referred 10 a recent
speech hy President init In which he
said The result ol the Chicago com
Neuuan was triumph tor the per-
mancncc ~ republican lnstltutionH.'
AIT itnofefelt then reviewed the rlcC-
tlons In Arizona Michigan. lndanll.
Washington, CailforHiH aNd some 9TH
er states. whore Tie pruRresaNes ro-
ccieed heavy vetrs and udied
sfhc triumph Tor the permanencc
Of republican Institutions uf which
Mn TAFT speaks was the tfiumph Of
fraud und theft and It WIS rcbukcd
by the reasons hafe given IN the
yarivls districts in which It was per-
pctratcd. Il q lalc to discuss getting
together with them
Elsewhere IN his statement MIR
Roosevelt Inserted That the ropubli-
Guns had shown that under the press
ent management OF the purity they
cannot be trusted not 90 cheat. moi To
ewindlc. Moreover The doctrine Of the
present republican MANAGERS about
the courts is being practically applied
just az present IN Idaho. The courts
OF idaho are acting along the lines
that Mr.. TAFT Mr. Barnes and tho
other republican leaders uphold and
defend The pfOgressVos take the
snme view Of the Idake case that
Abraham Lincoln took Of The Drcd
Scott case We take the same view
of justice that Lincoln took. and Of
The rights OF the people 10 be masters
ol the constitution, Of the courts and
Of the congress. TINT Lincoln took
In conclusion. Nit Roosevelt said.
"Ail honest men who believe in
these principles. both as regards
those SET forth IN the platform and
those Ia uccorddnce with which we
manage the party, would be welcome
into our ranks. We will treat them
on TN entire equality with ourselves,
and VIII work hand ia hand and
shoulder 10 shoulder with them for
the betictment of the social, Industrial
md practical conditions of this great
nation.