The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
PENROSE SAYS T. R.
ISM BOSSES POWER
Mover Can BE President Again
for Aiding Fusionists,
He Asserts.
COLONEL OPENS CAMPAIGN

-,tr--.,rt rutA. oct I.--whIle Col.
D. osg.cr was opening "a State campaign
.a.r.sh. 20 the First Regiment Armory in
hob. .. ~ G'nord Tinchot and Vance Nc
c.r..r,. Cleo Democratic Rubernatorlal
..a.H.itc. whom the Proeressives have in
iors.J BOO q fusion fight against Senator
parf. -e. tu. latter. from Ills private
.gIr. bt'totly attacked RooS evelt
t 900 attempt to offset the effect OF
f.su-....H- visit senator Penrose issued
. statement .u which he declared the
..ar.t IIs hurlrd away his changes OF
ever u.,mug President again by his
...l..l.or with contractor bosses IN
v.-'-t.ytrI. and his promotion Of Demo-
raj. .tujIdlctes.
T..t Roosevelt through political boss
.r ..I ifh.atiou with bosses had prac-
...r. i,-'soycj ths Progressive party In
r.lr,t ..4uId. was Penruse's charge
Throwing "a dsh at william Finn. the
'.r-.,.-..e state leader, Penros. said
Roosevelt mad delivered himself bodily
8, .u. control of one OF the most dis
.r,diu and notorious municipal bossc.,
rl. had ever appeared in American
rtar.rt.r,zlug Finn a. Il political boss
G. To- most obnoN Gus type. Ponrose said
.....,s.,t through his connection with
IT... .s1 "1ns.ed and destroyed She
.D.. Roosevelt has seen NJ TO throw
..,.. ., his glorious and splendid oppor-
'trt. t"l Goo helit'lo his fame by tainted
station with municipal contractor
I..-Nurr. declared Penrose. no
j4'..:. american can fail to regret that
Vo.-.ve'' has permitted himself to fall
RON s. % lh estate.
"fI bad filed the highest office TN the
vorH ~, could have continued - re-
,e.,s thc applause. m, confidence and tho
commend ff.on OF all Americans. regard
's8. n' '.,u1n or party, Almost any kind
81 r.rurHIftou could have been his In tho
year 'n come.
'IU- -,lf career was based upon the
splendid Republican party. He is now In
1e'u- ,Hn.t promoting Democratic can
J.d1.u-'
Co., q; pscyct in his speech before
ia0g' PERSONS IA the armory demanded
DO COS. r'..pw of pvurose and sicaded for
b. election ~ riuchot and Mccormick
Ne 81 cordial reception.
$50 7.N'Its expected personal attack on
1,.- -p d.d not materi I've. The Colonel
W. content 20 make references of gun
men o' 'N' upper financial and political
wor'I' luI he confined himself mostly
% gnnollNs Progressive principles
"N, I'' i1r the principles and not for
r.r Dur fight is for social and economic
hsoats chat are sound and against those
.fg- Hr. ''.s" We support men, or war
az hist them only as incidental, only as
secu-n- 'he type of government action
sh'.h We need.
"Eui there are men who personify
forces ~ wi in such manner that the
.ouu.,t. attack must be made upon shem.
or .... tile evil left untouched. Until
ve sweep ava, the malign master me-
,h,u.o- ui politics, whose skill is Ike the
,N'' ut me underworld; until We do away
with the domination Of those gunner
- tho upper financial and political world
whose activities are as noXious as those
OF the uuuinen Of the underworld OF pure
crime ~, cannot effectively secure the
--,4t social and Industrial reforms which
'H- p'oE't--iv. party was created To
obtain
Tho ,ondit,ons of boss rule are such
'a| Inevitably the boss tends TO work
heHt 'u hand with those men whose ac-
.y'.- .r the business world are most
detrimental 20 other honest business men
md g. Tho public at large. II II idle to
non. Toy Ear reaching legislation TO
-err,Ir what ia wrong in our industrial
and social life until we have driven from
r0lr.D- the mon whose presence has done
.1 much go aggravate this evil and whose
political life is conditioned upon their
--nra..r.ting openly or underhandedly the
-',-ost. that have most to profit by the
continuance ~ tho eva"