The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-01-16
He Asked for 1t;
Here 1t Is.
Reprinted from Chicago Tribune"

| Reprinted from Chicago Tribune"
Mr. Rooseves stump speech audience was an
of his calculated attempts ame hatred The
to him and his administration he ad consisted of moth
ing more than handful of boatd putoas To be he adj
mitted they have their millions of followers following
is made up of stooges and dupes
This his indication of the Literary Digest po
that twohds of the voters of the States eager for
the opportunity to vote him and his administration
out OF office The millions who have dstrus him.
he don't know what it all about Mr. pretends
taxpayers don't know what he costing
don't know that the cost of living has
who have organized for rotecon by the
OF thousands have fear his program spoa
on that OF insurance policies and savings
under obligation to him for eopardzg the security they
bought and paid for.
Mr. thinks he can get away with that his conce
matches his hypocrisy.
He talks of boated putocras he who born great
and had to vng Roosevelt is far richer
man, and his wife is far richer than all but
opponents His ntmates like Vincent Astor all rich
He talks of unscrupuous changers and conveniently
forgets that he little pool marks when the
| exchange rates running wild
He speaks with justified contempt e manpulations of dis
SPECTATORS forgetting those stock peddng
circulars of few years ago bore his name Mr. Roos
vet who lent his and his reputation the oaton
Cameo of the widest of the boomte promotions ares
to denounce stock obbey The suckers who placed faith
competence and integrity of Franklin D. Roosevelt d
OF the Consolidated Automatic Vending Machine
do not speak nationwide hooups they have not for
gotten.
The Roosevelt now enounces the rulers of the
of New York. took step regulate the greatest of all
the exchanges The New York Stock exchange New York
Curb exchange around which clustered of the
OF the boom under the Roosevelt thumb
the boom The Spectator in German director
of Cameo did nothing whatever protect the
when ne most needed protection It curious that Mr. Roosevelt
overlooked that fact the other night when shouting that
he and he alone had the will competence to the
little fellow from the pluocras who rule the exchanges
Mr. Roosevelt the stump speaker had say about the
sins OF big business but he neglected that himself
large sockhoder OF the biggest of e-Genera Electric
and perhaps others WELL General has made
lot OF these last few of
for useless and uneconomca plants the
eral treasury General Electric obliged Mrs
cued her subsistence homestead scheme when
OF failure and good observers said return
for the favor which had conferred by the New Deal Cen
era Electric had clear sailing the days Rooseves codes
when little business like Fred Perkins, the man. were
going to jail
Mr. Roosevelt asked in his speech whether owners are
to be obliged to high interest gain
venenty oges This time his memory does to that
housing venture in the New York metropolitan Roose
welt had investment there No reduction interest rates has
development Home who debt Roosevelt must
their interest the old and the av thew
due out they CO.
This the Roosevelt who those who oppose him
putocras and the ues and soogs of putocra wonder
Mr. Farley has felt mpeed to explain what his meant
the other night and has made job of the explanation
wonder the editorial supporters the administration have been
hard put to to justify the speech and have the
abored and the obvious.
Mr. Roosevets hypocrisy evident competent de-
made of that speech because
be made of it or the who delivered it.
RTTT1NfTER Saturday afternoon, the entire staff o