The Detroit times., 1913-10-04
Bull Moose Leader Peeved BY
Publication Of Unexpergated
Portions of Address
RENDERED BANQUET
BY NEW YORK ADMIRERS
Clifford Pinchot Magnet" Gov.
ernment-COlOnel Criticises
Mexican Policy

According to his own statement, he
hopes to get In lighting trim In
South America. And when he re-
turns he plans to take an active part
In next years congressional and state
elections.
The colonel was In an angry mood
on sailing. Last night. he delivered
q set address at q farewell banquet
rendered by the Progressive organ
ization. Through some mixup, por.
lions of his address, which he had
finally decided were to be withheld
got to the newspapers. In them he
admitted that there would have been
no Panama canal II he and his ad-
visers had not taken Panama." And
he bitterly criticised the administra'
ton plans In Mexico, declaring the
proper course would have been my
methods "a exemplified in Cuba and
Hayti."
But the entire speech had been de-
livered before the colonel learned the
unexpurgated editions OF his address
had been given out for publication.
While he made an attempt to recall
the expressions they had gotten into
print. and he admitted that his
whole evening had been spoiled.
The edited portions. he said, were
part Of another speech" which he
had not decided whether he would
deliver or not
There was q big crowd at the pier
Of the Lamport and Holt line when
the steamer vandyck. with the Roose-
Welt party on board, slowly edged out
into the channel Accompanying the
colonel were Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss
Margaret Roosevelt, both of whom
will come back on the steamer; An
thony Fiala. G.. X. Cherry, Leo L.
Miller, naturalists; Frank Harper,
secretary to the colonel. and Rev.
Father John Augustine Zahm, pro-
vincial Of the Order Of the Holy
Cross.
I'VE go to carry to our brothers OF
the south q message concerning the
ideals of . newer and greater democ.
racy which have come into being
among us here" said Roosevelt on
embarking.
Roosevelt will speak at the Univer
ternationalism; At Sac Patio, on
8 character and civilization; 81
Buenos Ayres, on THE Democratic
movement in q republic" and will
also deliver An address at the Uni
versity Of Santiago. Between times
he will hunt In the valley Of the
Amazon.
Clifford Pinchot, at the roof garden
banquet last night. spoke a. follows:
We are living under the magnate
sy;tesm It Is no, not plsa. .aa to realize nw
erned and controlled for the benefit OF
q small class. That fact 10 the over
whelming Justification for the existence
direct s cause Of Il: birth. No argument
IL needed to show that our politics
have long been controlled for profit by
the man behind the political boss. Not
made, but they are 30 often interpreted
In the interests Of magnates that In
constitutional cases our platform advo-
q nsces s 1s'A remedy. ' We 's ali Know
that the men who control the great
corporations dominate business in AM
erica. The control Of business and
domination OF the government. Instead
Of q genuine democracy, we have in
fact today, q magnate system of gov
rich for . 9a pro nS
the protection and perpetuation Of their
own class which Senator Beveridge has
90 htly called ''the invisible govern
ment
THE unanswerabis. proof Of the pow
er Of the magnate class 10 the concen-
tration In their hands Of the material
wealth which nifty years ago belonged
control Of our. Government the mag
grants more than three hundred and
NIFTY million .t acres OF public Land s.nd' -
lion acres that have been given or sold
to poor men under the Homestead law.
A single associated group OF lumber.
dollars worth Of what was once public
timber. or half an much a.. In the Ma
tional forests. 10 still owned by all the
people Of the United States;
slavery. which was founded upon the
men and women. but II left untouchsd
the OS sse
things which men and women must
have to keep their bodies alive: This
control - exercised mainly through
BEEN 20 rapid since the EVA war tSs; today.
a. all men know. they overshadow the
Industrial life OF the nation. Their
rise to power was accompanied by an
era Of corruption In high places which
IN our time has made the leadership
Of the Republican party a by-word and
a disgrace. Through that leadership.
the money power made its cunning APP
lion OF our resources has taken place
90 montrous that IL 10 stated, and Il
may well be true. that ninety per cent
Of the wealth OF our country 10 In the
Indeed there IL but little exagGeration
in saying that the magnates own and
work this country az a miner owns and
"No man can say openly that he de-
tends the permanent subsection. AZ at
present. OF the mass OF our people TO
the privilege Of n small class. One re-
suit OF that privilege II that the in
come OF the average family in this
unthinkable that ninety per cent of our
people should live permanently In a
way which the other ten per cent
would regard AZ intoierable hardship
Sos zach sw. %s" Ssy. Of u :% ms:
az much Of the good things OF this
world a. each member of the great
mass OF the people. The real economic
something very much more nearly APP
preaching ninety per cent Of the gem
eral wealth than the ten per cent they
, are r said to have now.
lies before us IL 70 replace the masnate
system by q system frankly and ef-
fectively directed TO make the many
prosperous and secure, and not the few
own language. IL 20 take away the
power OF any man to say 20 his fellow
man You earn bread. and TIL eat IT,"
ITO set this matter right ~ an UNI
s.sR for So tSc w. sSr ana most
tient statesmanship. Let us approach
II with . mind as large AZ the result
we seek--like Lincoln. with malice 70.
ward none. with charity for al. yet