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I’HIIIH’S WHHIS III
HHH Hill IIIIHHHISSI
Siamiorii’s Democratic Railro-
contains in General Assembly I
Has Ambitions. I
STAMFORD. March 11.55-Albert' 1
Phillips. who was one at the town'sI
represclitatilos In the last general as-
sembly today announced formally hiaI
candidacy i‘m the Democratic nomi.
nation for congress in the new Fourth I
dIsIIict. Ml Phillips says that he has
been uiged In his friends to make the
run for the nomination. At any
event, he says, It Is his intention
go on the stump during the full cam
paign.
Dining the recent
aion Mr. Phillips froguontly expressedI
his wish to run for his party nominal I
lion i'OI congress In his homo district. ;
a
. PROOF OF ROOSEVELT'B CONT!
TION. ‘ IIll
South Norwalk, Conn.
Mar,cllil 1912. I
To the Ediim of The Sentinel:
Dear Sir:- «President Taft, In his1
speech at Toledo, untousriously fur
llishes plooi‘ oi.” Colonel Hoqsevelts
contention His snoering allusion tol
lempOIarI
will do his cullso anlli‘UlalllO injury
in a ioulltll whole theoretically at
least the inajillily lilies.
l
to
N-
I
Will do we hold elections, if not to‘ has Olll-‘lil‘ymmd Brian himself ill hi
choose mu oilicols bl popuial vote? (Ol‘ih'mllt for orderly court proceed
Why do we go thlongh tho form oi logs The letall of decisions In an ap’ lwilll the necessity for reform m, “mm
elections it the will of the people is at'
once temporary and tylannical? Wm
'Iin amazing stand to be taken by a
president or the United ‘Statos. loudly;
heralded as a government of the peo-
ple, for the people by the people. and ;a proposal as this Is utterly without
iinuorit oi utility. and, instead of being
pleased to teim a temporary and tlran- iploglossivo. Is reactionary . instead of
lie IhinlseIi clotted by lihat Ilc‘
nicill majority.
i dust as you say. that the people and or the stability of popular govern Iin mmpmmw
will Ilead this speech calefliily andlment, is sowing the seeds of confusion
they will see that the menace to frecI
government. valiantly opposed by Col I
«onel R0089\ ell Is a ‘ieal one, aided and
abetted. as it is by the president and
his postmastms all mm the country.
Tho progressives will need no better
campaign literatulelthun this some
Toledo speech This speech, in con.
nection with his famous “parting of‘
the ways 'speech on behalf of the Cu
nadian Reciprocity Bill, his fillsomo}
and sickening eulogy of Mr. Bailing-
' «or. upon his retirement ilom pnbll:
oillce and his remarkable admission
that. previous to the last conglession
n1 election he had withheld federal
patronage from the progressive coil
madman because of ihell opposition
to the Payne Tariff Bill, will confirm
the opinion; already prevalent, that
President Tait is destined to become
the "Happl Hooligan" of the Republi-I
can party. Thanking you again for;
the‘priviiege of using your columns. I:
, remain,
: Respectfully yours,
T. RICHARDSON
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PRESIDENT TAFT CONGRATU-
‘ LATED.
PirrSwnao. Pa,
. ed" away in
that ‘lile has received on any recent
trip, President Tait passed through
Pittsburgh today on his way east from
Chicago and Toledo. Moat oi the mea-
j5iio speech Friday night. In which he
denounced the recall of Judges and
. the recall of judicial decisions. Dis-
. cussing ille‘ trip, the president said:
“The recontlon accorded me by the
people pt Toledo and Chicago puts me
under a .dcep sense of obligation to
them; ITite discussion at questions of
5 parchment brought forth many sym-
pathbtii; assurances and the American
alumna at toreign birth or descent,
oi! whom several great audiences were
composed. seemed especially Interesb
d and concerned in the outlines of
constitution“ ,p‘robiomii. The spirit
. of tatth in our Institu-
Ilium one in another. is
evidence today as any
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION A83; 555
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE 5
From The Hartford Courant.
IIug about lit your country, American
citizens;
Iwiliihington, Franklin. Hamilton. Mad
associates constructed
Imeni is one tiling dynamitlug it is an-
legislative see .
Iurgnment upon this point is unanswer
I555
Ir
,MR. TAPT'I TOLEDO SPBECH.
(New York I'i‘rlbune.).
oiltlcal Dynamltiilg.
This cbiintry the President is talk-
tills government, which
ison, Roger Sherman and their great
with such
painstaking. provident care. is your
Igoveriimentmyour heritage from the
post, your trust for those who are to
come after you. You may think it.
would be the ballot for repairs hero
and there But mending the govern-
other.
“A Full Armed Blow."
From The Boston Herald
III calling so sharply to public attens.
tion the Indispensable (auctions which
Iihe c'oults perform as ultimate guard
ions of minority rights. President Tait
als (or the recall of Judicial decisions
.8. {unarmed blow. The Presidents
I
able. The fact that any elements
among the people of the nation should elation. but who aunt in lilt- present
clay; I“ the' structure of our government. and o-i-
it of rights ;-*pc(iilll,l in the checks and balances ill-
ltcnilcil bv tho rl‘ilulillri of our (bustlin-
iind itseli ft)! the time b
I‘lninoiitl (loci-l not Llenlldli
acquired within the law. I
“The Rule of the Mob "
From Tile Philadelphia inquirer,
Colonel Roosevelt, since he
I I
meat. lie has gone outside the Ite-
lliijliit liturgi- it Iliad III
EHPIEIIIS HHHSH HHIIISSM.
Declares H. i} Paying Higher ‘l‘I-ibutc
. Pmuim miller... will pull to Con-
of the Swedish American Republican
league President. Tuttiu iii-ginning hbi
speech paid a tribute to EriI-ssoll.
the designer and builder of tho Moul-
tor,
branched into politics and declared that
the Republican party should be proud
of
"There its nothing." solid tho president.
“in the history of the world more in-
splrlng than the story of Hip achieve
programs secured by it."
dent gave Uoionel Roosevelt. in whom
he referred mi his “distillizniailcd prodc
C(Hisbl‘," ciedit for arousing tho poopiu
of the country to the necessity iol
I“ yesterday 3 "50'0““ deliverance at I feilm‘lll legislation controlling business
Toledo. dealt the Roosevelt propos- and ““1“,“th combinations
extremists. Mr. Taft cold:
»Itlou oil the [out of tho people. it will
Ioiuitlurtion to 55““! lofolnla that note
I 1138 'tlccmod noiuusilry in iiiiici to maintain
and IIrannIcal Illai'orilics been scheming to undermine Prcai- ‘tho propol ioutrol of mpitul and «or
Idoni 'lat‘t. has been a 55nd disappoiu
noc'uic equality of oppoltlllilty. l‘lo
Hilly liIIiin III Pulpit.
l‘
Than Man “Who countontiy Enwnc
Mood the Pooplo u it Thpy Won in-
.oap'nbip of Errol-”w “My Distinguish-
0d Prodooouor"--Thu Roe-II, th-
IuaiMMt ““Pmnnlvo’i Mum,
Taxi of Hit Ohio... Opuoh.
Chicago. March lbw-At i-iIe‘ banquet
who was ll Swede. He upon
its history and achievements.
month of that party since 1862 and the
The printi-
Freon-06w Extremists.
Discussing tho.” mlluii progressive
‘TIIcro wane. many vino We“? not So
lion to serum dolibulution and Pill!“ III:-
pol-lite plililcgi- by popular will and to
. -. Wm,
meat. the with
deIpIIIuI' government and that it
It 1:1'b
ms makpit, bylaw id 'I'I tulin
rodl’jl ‘ that “1‘qu I
“£555“ . $31 ha‘d time to.
tennis Wile i'u'l' ll’iive Imti time
to consider their healing their delib-
erate. Judgment is it willow and a bot-
tor guide to ho fdlliilred by the ninth
tlluil the judgment of the moat expell-
allied smtouuulu. the most learned
jliilst tho lilo-it profound student of
hiatou In this proper sense the v-Ioili l
of the people. is nearer to the mice oi;
God than any othoi human an islon.
Hui Stop: of Progm
"iiuvipw donned what plaigrusslvo
moans, my next proposition bi ii pills-I
is that handsome does! An udnlinis} Ia
tration which has lit-on siiirm-Iisfnliyi
progressive ill floods iii entitled to tho
has ucvomplluhcd in iog‘iulutlve and
exuc-litivc notion is. able to point to
many real steps of gross both ill
tho way oi avoidiu unnecessary dis
ilirbiince of business in the mu oi'
. regulating tho use at corporate oapiiill
and priviiei‘rc and Inventing its ilbuiioII
and in tho lirendfllmll for the pubili
or what. belongs to it. as well an ill
ameliorating tho lentil status of cor
tilin ( lusscs of the people and in incroao
ing the fumiiouii of- the government
for tho iwuciit of the whole peptide."
Mr. Tun. defend”) the Payne-Al
drich iict. \vlilcmdlo said, was much
criticised and misrepresented, but. on
tho whole. it has accomplished musid
erublc good not only in reduction of
rates or duty. but also in providing ii
tariff board. II corporation tax and fine
tluilo with tho Phlilppfim5 Islands. The
tiliifl‘ should be revised. ho added, only
upon the bush! of scientific. information
C(Illlt‘i‘ti‘il by an impartial board. Mr.
'l‘iil’t illldcil:
"'i‘hi-li we had the question of the
trusts and their prosecution The
Iuiltl tillst act was put on the statute
ilumk in 1890. Early in list hiuioly
um ’i have that an: 5
toryfl Lilian d_ macaw . ..
feclidgff‘th i ‘. , a. “I wombpt, . .
inst mail cl tibial t -
tiou of the ship of unto the will of tho Ountiy Int“ Thoroughly Gleam and
Alumna all people That iiiit the ultimate Regulate Your Stomach, Liver 9nd
Iiro'm the liver and cary off the do
phrase of tho old maxim ‘Ilandsomlil
approval of the peoplo‘. Tile present an ‘
Republican administration in what ltIDon't forgot the children-«their little
nervoiioneu, nausea. bloating after
ghetto of Judaic“, dizziness
illdu‘l sick I; flagella, who indigestion;
ll. disordered stomach, which cannot
be regulated until you remove that
cause. it isn’t your stomacll'ls taut-t;
Your stomach in as good as now
Try Cascarets: they clue Indiges-
tion, because they immediately cleanse
.nl nd regulate the stomach. rent vs the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gasel; take the excess liilo
cinnpouod watac matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. Then
your stomach trouble is ended, for-
ever. A Cucaret tonight will straight»
on you out by morningwa iii-cent box
from any drug atom 5wlll keep “Your
tire family feeling good for months.
insides need .a good gentle cleansing.
too
WALL STREET LEADER
TELLS Willi HE FAVOIIS
T. IIIfllll PBESIDEIIBY
J. Pierpout Morgan's “big business"
Associatewtleorgo W. Perkins—«Is en-
thusiastically -in iavor at Roosevelt
for the presidency.-
lie endorses all T. R.’s policies, in-
eluding recall of judges.
He says his suppoit 0i '1‘. it does
not indicate that wall street Is with
him. 5
'Ifie thinks "bi; busineisil" has no
reason to fear "progressive policies."
NEW YORK. March ll.—--ill view of
the charges sent out front WuslliugtonI
as to the motives of his support of the.
Roosevelt movement. the United Press
today submitted to George w. Perkins
u sorlés of questions which he an.
lowered. They are. as foliowa:
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public-an party
for his doctrines and
,griasslvos of till. v stiipc attained a giant
3 ‘populuu Slimmli and “are able for a
Itinl'o itt lanai to gilc lilo l‘hllu'essioll
Ithut others who wore oillullly imbued
tilt-re was a decision of tho suprellic
court. willih was misunderstood oi It
not illiuuuiicrstood was iniplotmriy cl;-
Q. is your support of Coitittoose.
. mob inflamed
L , ,, March ILL—With‘
"»' invite congratulatory telegrams stow~I
White House port'olios,
cases of praise referred to his Tole;
5peili pure and simple not for popular:
govelument. hilt for the rule of’tho
by temporary excito-
Ot this quick cares” of the
“Bach
meni. _
Colonel‘s President Tait Sal’s:
being In the interest of all the people:
and tyrany.“
Pithy.
P‘Iom 'lhc Boston Journal.
Tho President included very; plthily
Iin his address at Toledo on the recall
of judicial decisions the answer that
may most torclbiy be made to the crl
tics and assailants of the plan “I
ask what is tile necessity for such a
elude way of revelslng judicial con
stint-lions of the Constitution? Wily,
II’ the cont-inaction is wrong, can it not
be lighted by constitutional amend
mom?“ he inquired. The answer he
qiioicd was directly to the point.
“Most Effective."
Fl om 'i‘ligsiiiillgdeid Republican.
I’Icsldent Taits Toledo speech on
Iille judiciary is a crushing leply to
Mr Roosevelt's demand ior’a papuiar
Irecull oi decisions. It is perhaps the
most effectiv'é’ speech Mr Tait has
ev cl Ilelil'elcd. The President iii thor-
oughly at home in discussing the sub.
Ijjcct, laying down the fundamental
Iprinclples concerning the rights of
Inlajoritles and minorities and analyz
Hing the effect of Mr. Roaseveit‘s crude
and preposterous proposal with mast-
erly comprehension.’
Making the Most of it. _ I
From The Boston Globe.
The Pr’esidents argument makes
the most of the possibility in case of
' vote on a recall that clamor, {overland}
impulse. selfish considerations and iii.
considered wrath would away the poo-
Iple. This, he maintains by vigorous
statement. is contrary to the theories
of constitutional government. and
with all the power of a. well equipped
judicial mind he presses the point
home I
MI
MIHAT KILLED THE TREATIEBI
The defeat of the arbitration treat-
ies can be accredited to the 10mm»
lug causes: They were Tart moan; ‘
i
‘ passage Tait would get the
it. fiance the DOM .
voted almost solidly arm
the Raosovelt. sonata .
wanted to but Tatt‘
ed against them.
combined delirlv
of the honor (till 5
created but
‘\\N’tl lfliilltililllillyr livid nusynlpilihctii-
and If any credit accrued from theirs . '
. trailer the some glorious
‘ vvondomlaa
lativo and governmental illtlim.‘ but
who thought it might Ionic without lle~
straying the prcsclit structure of our
govolumcnt and without affecting Ilic
guaranties of lil'u liburly and property
with the Iiiliso of ”it! poopic. 'i‘il lill~
toriloss of the altar kn which tbny mulli-
upon men In roipmlsiblc positions. the
lib k of restraint that tilcv imiuifoilod
tho lllotiliul of men no
high minded and as honest as any of
Iholu. worn only ayulptoluu_of ii pay,
II-llnlngii Ill ultlllltinlftluii must buss un-
tlcr the ialnlinir lapse of than its the
public came to vicw the situation with
ii kilowirdgo of tho facts and with that
common Minn null spirit of fairness
that ultimately nlunys prevail among
the ililiuricuil pimple.
”“0 all hcfioln ill popular govern
mont. " ho iiddcd "The history of this
voilntrv uiiilcl tho ionsllililion nlliiel
which we have fought tiiluo foreign
wars and withstood the shock of the
greatest civil war in history and have
still retained the blessings of well or»
tiered liberty. Is enough to allow the
utmost divine toluuiiglit of those who
trained the federal compact. It hilii
shown itself adapted to thirteen strun-
iriillg states, with il population of but
quarter ago, and now to a stable gov»
crillncnt. of 90,000,000 of people occu.
py lug u iontiuunt.
Hasty Action Caum Micah».
{‘1 am aware of the exposure. to crit-
icism which the mlggcstiou that the
American people, may make hibitulloii
by busty action and luck of delibera-
tion will expose. one. l mu aware oi:
can be tortured Into an expression of
a distrust In the American people. i
hm aware that a body of the people
does not alder in certain traits from
the, individuals who ,lfllikQI it up and
that people like to be flattered as do
individuals. I know’ that a whole peo-
ple does not any more than the. indi-
viduals chilly havinir their own defects
pointed out to than: The truth Is.
though. that the man Who tells the peo-
ple of the danger that may arise from
m: 03?}! and balances.
u vindicated before. we have
We have made them Americans ,
that Washington sigupd 5
3.0Ill,(i00 of people ii century and a
the nose 'witb which such a suggestion
pursued so lot to dlmumm- tlioiio ll 1th
were interest“! in the use of the fed
oral pourr to matrilin and break up
those industrial uloiioiuiiics. After
twi-uty null-Ill Iitimltlon the meaning
of tho not has boon made clear by dc-
clainlls of the moronic court. prosciut-
thins have in thought. and many of
the most lliall‘wlll null {multimillio-
silo tinilts have been aubjoctml to dim
solution bv the decree of “W roulta.
(llllcrli urn lillilir indictment and art-
lining proscruilld. and so atrium.' and
cil’crtivo lulu Ivccll the pmwudlon of
tho trusts that for it tinii- thil falling
against the administration for than in-
terfering with business run high. 1
thilll? this feeling has !now limited."-
Fodorui incorporation Aim.
"The proaldci‘lt. vollowcd his mom
moudntion for the enactment of a fad-
crul incorporation act. for tho leuih
Iiiou of safety appliances on railroads
and for the enactment of all crupioy
urn liiibilitv and w'oritmons compound
tiou measure such as is now pending
in (unmet-s. The present administra—
tion, be 41ml. has carried out the
conservation policy inaugurated by
Colonel itoosoleit Mr. Taft denounced
tho recall of Judges and of court dc
claims; as likely to deprive the Judi
ciury of its independence and to sub
(leopio. This will ultimately lead he
pointed out. to a suspension of the run.
intuition by a temporary majority.
...Ho emphasized the necessity for an
hidepeudent Judiciary and declared the
recall will load to confusion. Dis-
Iile so called pmgneasive law a. Mr.
Tait said:
loot it to rule of the majority of the.
ensuing recent court decisions against
“It is trumthat in ii number of ill-
stances. which have been motto known
by public comment. Judges bulb. in my
judgment. criminality; interfered with
progressive legislation or interposed
constitutional objection to its; enforce-
itooseveit's nomination, are really“ in
{Motor it?
A There is not a word of truth in
any such report.
Q. Do you feel that there is any
general tendency on the part of big
business to see the wisdom at; and
accept the national policies classed un-
der the term "progressive " ,
A. There is some such tendency
but not as much as I would like to
see.
Q. Do you see in the mom: of
progressives to get back to more di-
rect government and ‘ place greater
povver in the bands of the people. any
menace to capital or legitimate busi-
neon?
‘A. No; legltlmate business need
never tear the people and big business
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KENEALY REFUSES STATEMENT.
STAMFORD. March 11.--Michael
Kenealy, chairman of the Republican
state central committee. today declin-
ed to make any statement whatsoever
over a report which is said to have
credited him with being willing to 5
continue as chairman of the commit-
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Q. Do you stand with Col. Roose-
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Frog l55iJeIIivory
intuit. bllt those instances are the ex-
ceptions. It» It can be safely imputed
that In the great militarily of such cons
stitufio I decisions the views of “the
courts - tum realism in am
honestly and
‘ . I
viii: Houa' poo Bone.
NEW ironic. March lie—rile ml
tairly . conducted, will
never antler from the people's powon
tee through the campaign "at the re-
quest of President Taft." He said
that he had not need the dispatch
Which credited him with making such
a promise to the president.
mistaken and busty action pays il blgir‘,
ér tribute to them than the bud who .
pdbii‘c shuns.
Wildtl 5th” Iii
imitat-
the
amendmi'lt.‘
dolls the remedy ill..-
perfectly and «mm that clavicle
oil the situation which Interfere: with
‘ til it.
M _
amendment is not so complicated but
am Without can be bronchi; about
wit tile people will act and deliberately
conclude that they desire shop all
That is the appointed
Dog soils. which Missouri minatroia
have nominated for ch19! Democratic
honor: as a campaign hymn. Was not
born in the mark Mountains, as the
rollovers of Champ Clark have asaerb
oil.“ According to musicians here. it iii
an old German cradle song written
prior to 1499. Here are the words in
the original German: ‘
soup and CLOVElls sou noose
VELT. ‘ .
Billitwiit‘lK. Pm. March lie-«Joseph
Cleaver. a Roosevelt. enthusiast, who
lives on a farm near here has ship
bed a box at 100 four lea! clover: to
the colonel at oyster Bay. This mea-
sago aocmhpan‘lea the box: “1 send
Why. Should it not be tdlten? That
. In tho orderly m. thori- the will.
crate way: that“ to the continua cause
“Judas Mal loll ills Doricllen human -
"Sips-en die Jungenl Inelil Hand lie
rum
you mm tour lea! olovers for the '
tacit that they will import to your -.
occlusion and election. I wont; have ‘
Initiation»
ott‘jrommll the countries of the
arid those who would come to up
, booking dither better conditions an to
‘ irolihood or better condition: {an to
.. government militia freedom and plum,
parity. We have Incorporated tllqm in
in our citizenship and in our electorate.
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