The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-09
DEFENDS ROOSEVELT
AND WILSON AGAINST
ATTACKS OF BAILEY
tcouulauea Irom rag- oasD

4 belong . no less lnpeF4olis 20 ~.
90 execute the duties 81 his AlSh olNl"
without The Denent o. tnal tu!4lL 'h
counsel OF which he has spoken 50
often and elOquenLy Sat ne las iO4
gotten oar theory ~ sSpal dt4oh %
tween the great depArt1Hruts ca 't'7
government uud az euut. o4s i"e mouse
OF representatives and tae senate u
the United states IS tEcHa Il thvt "Ite
a subordinate ana not a co-Or0iN~Nv
branch ol me soyerulayht.
Oversight "a Disappointment.
senator BaNeys oversight IN rs
Vsrual AtterAuccs was CO!slueratle ~
a disappointment ~ Las al@itN's -"
had been prepared iVI a'it 0ti44"s '"
usual hls opening N"fr7 were ,,
TX IS proDabl! IgUc ta@t etety az
and geutlemaa "a tnls nJRsc W4t OF
ject 10 sOmethlug 4 SAY bSl orc mrs 'i'
Ihls - a time wnen man Wio spta >
at ali should speak plainly, anu VINE
ne ought not - speak win thr !Mtet.-
zion to offend, he ought 10 sptah IN
out the fear o! Offending.
This repH bilts IS q PIT ga aims Crisis
aud / should feel thut 10 WOu4d DC
waste OF time 10 stand here ana &c
scriDe the peril OF tne situation Wlth
out attempting 10 trace Us cause anu
Doint out the way OF ueANer1bft
linen he Proceeded 10 draw - more or
less graphic word 1lctuFc or me dAL =
gers. OF socialism ana demaSOge!! 81 AZ
al gued Ihat socialism - Oh ths =.
crease lie pleaded Tor return ~.
faltA 10 the constitution thAt was Bood
enough sor our forefathers,' and con
cluded with "A plea that the Ailn's -
would lead the people o; th!s country
~ non *. l.. PARK. vice. president OF
the Illinois Central railroad, VINO was
tOastInaster. introduced James 7chc'
merhoru the latter was greeted Wlth 4
round " applause. lie was 10 SPEAK
" The Man From Home ana ~ Wei
known - many ot those al the ba"-
quet
.For fully 10 minutes he held the as
sembiage in one gale o! '.,ls inter- AFTER
another and lhen ne turned serious
~ thought tonight for iine that
our friend from Texas was gong 70
run a funeral train IN these times OF
prosperity and happiness. f4he toast
master had announced that the pro
gram would hc poshea a'"us on '",'
way schedule time). lie almost en-
ployed the words OF the original pessl-
mist. who said at creation: top You
are monkeying with chaos
The time IS coming when We are
going 90 throw of the last yestlse o.
boss domino ou., We are coming 10
time when the people are going 10 oc-
cupy their own house.
sees Little socialism.
Under our patriotic president We
are going TO give average tOlks the
chance or enjoying the blessings u
which THEY have SO long been deprived.
'1lOd4y W SEQ less than ever before
OF ths spectre OF Socialism or ~ any
thing that Us destructive 30 our gov
eminent. ana llNft our hiNH fN"lF
president we are moving on TO a point
whore the blessings % our government
are TO be shared ~ more and more Dy
all the people
"'AH you can ask is that after this
adj ulnistrattOu has done It's duty lu
matters OF p0liOy 10 shall DO its duty
lu fur scatter 90 personnel uuu thtt
men shalt be- put on guard ln every
public station bF both state ara 10
tioual governments. whose character
and actions ore In copsopanc" with tho
high purpose of The national admins
tratiou.
Notwithstanding what our friend
from TeNas has said ] nm convinced
that NllehieahA a. iNcurahly >progrcs-
sive. that It is not in imminent danger
of ANYTHING ami that II IA but part
Of "a splendid union chat ~ moving on
and ON To better days, the dawn or
which W. have alrcadF seen
Gov Dunno made the address % wei.
come To- watch DE heanCd praise unou
'he men 90 Michigan who have helped
to incrense tho fame ~ the state ~
"Thc Rr Row George A. Bsecher
EpF~rupal flshon OF Nebraska. wae the
last speaker fle discussed Michigan
Men iu the West
Mr.. Schermerhorn WIS made an
honorary member OF the Michigan
society Of r'hicago. and Was warmly
congratulated upon his attestatioh TO
Michigan's inc1irable Brogressiveness
as a reply TO the ex-senator's gloomy
forebodings OF national crisis.