The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
BACK ROOSEVELT'S
ANTI-BOURBON WAR
Maryland Progrcssives support
Him in Ncw Battle With
"thr 3nsscs."
THEY WANT HIM IN 1915
And Believe His Willingness to
Accept Republicans and
Democrats Helps.
THEY WANT HIM IN 1915

o,s-Er r>v. y. V. Aug i.-prngrcs-
.,,. Cd, Mt.'rd are willing to support
-heodo-. Roosevelt in his new war upon
IN. ro.''cH hosses, Bourbons and reac-
porare- ~ ~, Republican party This
,oA w.. brought to Sycamore hin to-
ABBY y Nus.ow Williams Of baltimore.
fs5 aa..r',t 'I" Democratic party to sup
~ mr '..o1cl
MARYLAND wants Theodore Roosevelt, In
.,is VI. Williams told THE SrN. and the
o-os-sss ,.. .l that State are willing to
,pier r'o fusion with the Republicans II
fe aM .- leaders, are overthrown and
INV policies ar" ndorsed There IL wide
40 zr4g * dissatisfaction with the poll
r,s o' Gin, Wilson Administration In
pl~auI VI. Williams said.
Frou foo Q, Iail Mr. Williams was
,-,'t,, aI state ~ Maryland. lie was
zen 30 p,uu..u. lie sad that the COL
eel .. winning many recruits from the
Ncro.-a'. part. i'm IN" southern States.
N Williams I.tt tonight for York Har-
q, for AN'.4ton.
. "'a. R1us.Nclt IS gaining strength
DEF, dar." sud 'tr Williams. and the
,tsple or. boosting tn him a. the one man
3, '.tA OIL, .ruus. t.or to the present Nd.
i,ntultpr n the rtNt national contest.
'Ats ice,Y- l- uo' confined to Progress
,tas Republicans and Democrats who
i've 81. Interest { the country at heart
tie BEGINNING TO rome around TO the
telor,ls way uf thinking on the great
tr'.I,ns 90 tHt day"
A,&,i " g., rrogressives OF Maryland
i,prO,r t.- Do'pusIs Endorsement Of the
csbe.altu~.f ,trdidacy Of Harvey u.
Hnnar. % Republican Mr.. williams said ::
Most assIr,Ily We do. Roosevelt's action
% llrIs- p~ good government In his
one ST., p.u convince men of all par
,u What Poo 's MOTT a hidebound partisan.
I'd t11' rs ,- willing TO support Republi-
rs . Democrats who are working to
.arz a,"l' tau things that led TO the
rh % .N, Nra"r,ssiN" party"
N Williams said that the Progress
sv,s sill ~ . single handed In the Con-
stss yHal contests In Maryland. No cam
% 3tc sts h-pr agreed upon for the Sem
siorship Nr sd, to oppose senator J.
Walt Smith. democrat. who has no op-
rs'ou ''r reelection In his own party.
Hs said That hc d,l not believe that ex-
s,rior ,;.u.., l.. Wellington, who was
70 Irogr,- S., candidate for the Sena-
'shp when Edyuor's successor was
.rter. u.u again enter the contest.
Carries i ROuapartc, who was Roose-
,.fs Atioruey-Gcusra Is the Progress
,w lender iu Mary land and he has been
Suggested for tn, Senate Mr. williams
NnAt,d that the Republicans and Pro-
gtssy,s may unite on candidate 10 OPP
Sc senator Smith.
81 r....."i p.ouhl'rans show
dspo...1n 90 overthrow the machine
aLarans who have ruled the party
Al NJ Williams THE progresstves will
-ot object n Join forces with them in OPP
POSITION 90 the Wilson Administration.
We are opposed. however 20 reactionary
..Ut,tr.- ..- N, we arr opposed TO re
s'tlora.y leaders, The Republicans must
Nrept me policies for which col. Roose-
'eli and the Progressive party stand.
Nb, o., ,4HA and iile of the Repub)i-
..r .a-ty HaN, a voice In the making OF
90 nlr'y n'af'orm the party Will become
,anma,} Progressive. Col. Roosevelt Is
M when ay centres his attack upon the
s4.Gps' leaders ~ the two old parties.
tstns leaders and not the voters OF NJ"
Nspuh.ar party who rebel against hc-
ol,rg '.r urV order OF things"
Col Roosevelt. who while President sue.
osttd In ending the conflict between Rus
"a s~d Japan. IL taking a deep interest
The impending European war. He
a-n, especially Interested in the part
"a, bis friend the German Kaiser Is play
~ N The threatened outbreak.
George " Perkins chairman OF the
lrDgresvr national executive committee,
aitr a conference n Sycamore HIN this
a.,t-roon announced that Col. Roosevelt
you'd speak IN New Orleans on Labor