The Mena weekly star., 1913-09-11
ROOSEVELT GIVES
 1 ADVICE TO SU[zER
Him to Make Full and 's,noiohtforward Explanation and ,nsver'-QuestiOns Honesty of Motives of Accusers,

uhonv \. Y., Sept. 4.-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has adVlsed Eoyqrnor Sulzer to make a "1ull |nd straightforward explanation ',J answer in reference to the ,nnos~ which resulted in the .nyornor's impeachment.
 'OE rn E'i letter replying to two com Ilnications relating to the guber- plnriaI 1l situation sent by Governor s"Io .,ioar to the former president 'hiie ' he was travelling in the west, Fo Roosevelt says: ., ,!yan owe it to yourself and to all Aose so' who have supported you to ppo O lhe earliest opportunity to an pror inc charges made against Governor Sulzer made the Roose- soH letter public today without
 morpnf Asked if he would fol- bw the former presidents advice N" governor referred his inter
 o pgaiors to his general denial Of be charges issued on the advice of sis counsel August 10, three days ,rior to the adoption of the i'm ,aarbment resolution by the as embly ,. u, ho ri,on ot noobmant trial" the gov anor declared.
 Colonel RooseVelts letter Ill part blOWs: , F@0n my return from Arizona l sceiyed your two letters. l be- .aye | thoroughly understand the
 EsouIl now being made upon you. |haye vet to meet single person sho believes. or pretends to believe, haf a single honest motive has
 Nimalcd the proceedings of your nla.onists. From Mr. Murphy to bp legi,laturs who obeyed his dl- Rcfons. there is no possible ques- son that all your assailants are be enemies of the public, and that heir aim is lo acquire the eNIl Rmna.ion of the state government hd that the conspiracy against you las not one saving impulse behind that can in the remotest degree b ascr.bed Co patriotism of civic hrl. OF to anything save the bas- | impulse of crooked politics. We .ayp never seen a more startling kample of the power of the invisi- 5q -o,rrnmcnD under the present ss,cm. |"The extraordinary thing is that h. conservative upholders of this he,an. system should have wit e>,ed tho drcrecs of the invisible b,cumeu, carried out within 2i bur, and who, nevertheless, de- tunred as revolutionary our pro- |osa for changes in the form of byernmcn, whereby the deliberate bdgmeut If the majority of the 'pDers may be executed within a pace of time no shorter than re- hircd for the execution of their |eIiberalc judgment in the choice I a president of the United States, Let me add one thing, my dear
 pyernor. You owe it to yourself
 hd 10 all those who supported you take the earliest opportunity to hSWer the charges made against |ou That the purpose of those ringing the charges are wholly evil am sure that all honest men feel. | dOre0yer. l am sure that honest ben feel that the assault made | bon You by your foes is due to bur having stood up for the prin- PpIe> of good government and de- eni citizenship, even when it was fceS>ary 10 defy the will of the | FSSe> of Inc two parties, and espe- Ho.Iy of your oWn and to stand in D. way of the success of the cor 'pl schemes of the party machine lanagers.
 "Ru. there is also among honest Den desire for full and straight pWard explanation. and as for the |
 harges made against you. I ear R,0y hope that your explanation Pd answer will be made"