Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 175, 28 May 1912 — Page 4
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The Penalty of Honesty.
Down at Asbury Park, N. J., two episodes have happened to liven the presidential campaign. Last Friday a missionary named Scott asked the privilege of putting a question to Senator La Follette; "Senator, may I ask the question which will call for a short answer?" "Go ahead," said the Senator. "Do you believe In prohibition? Do you advocate temperance?" "No!" shouted the Senator almost before the whole question was asked. When the Senator's short, sharp answer came it first brought a ripple of laughter and then a yell of applatse. "I don't think that was quite fair of you," Mr. La Follette went on after the cheering subsided. "That had not entered into the discussion of the campaign and is not an issue, but you have my answer. I am going to ask you " Col. Roosevelt will be here tomorrow and President Taft on Monday," said the Senator. "Put them the question you did to me and see if they answer as I did. On that question as on anw others I mean what I say and say what I mean in words that cannot be mistaken." Mr. Scott, who had Beemed nettled by the retort, finally shook hands with the Senator, who having been delayed some tiiro by the incident hurried away.
The next day came Roosevelt: "Walt, wait, just a minute!" he one wants to ask me questions. I am But no one answered. Dr. Scott Colonel looked greviously disappon "I was ready for him. I'd like to to say 'to him," he grinned, but did was.
We wish the Reverend Dr. Scott had had the good taste and courage to put the question to Theodore Roo3evelt. It would have afforded an opportunity for Mr. Roosevelt to do more than answer Mr. Scott's question. For the answer is so obvious that it has not been improved on since Lincoln made the remark about Grant "that he wished he had more of the same brand of whisky for the rest of his commanders." The Reverend Dr. Scott in all probability had the best motives in the world in asking the original question of Senator La Follette and meant no Insinuations. Senator La Follette is indeed a total abstainer. His abstlnanceils not alone in liquor but he is temperate in his food. In the midst of his strenuous fights he subsists almost entirely on milk and eggs. His most pronounced indulgence is apple pie. Like all men of sense Theodore Roosevelt follows the same tactics. And' those who know the characteristics of Theodore Roosevelt and those of the inebriate know that neither La Follette, nor Roosevelt, nor Taft, nor anyother public man could stay in the grueling race and carouse at the same time. Yet the most -scurrilous' lies have been attached to every man who has taken part in the progressive movement. These lies are circulated at every opportunity. At Dayton, Ohio, at his recent visit, Theodore RoRosevelt's great" ovation by the citizens was made the occasion for insinuations that Theodore Roosevelt was "drunk." La Follette has been persecuted in thesame manner all through his campaign against the machine in Wisconsin i and in the Senate. Beveridge has been maligned how falsely Richmond people know. The distress of men under great nervous strain knows no mercy at the hands of these viliflers. The edition of "Clean Politics" lately printed in Indianapolis said to have reached a million copies tells the story as to the demand for slander and villilcation from those who can make a business of traducing. This edition denouncing Roosevelt as a drunkard far exceeded the average' edition. Is it not fair to ask who paid for this?
Those slanderers in the name of virtue are of the same stamp as those who ruin a woman's reputation on the slightest whisper. They have attacked every man of repute in the country from Judge Lindsey of Denver whom they made out a moral pervert, to Heney the prosecutor of the grafters and timber thieves of California. Therefore we wish that Theodore, Roosevelt had had the opportunity to reply once and once only, not in his own name alone but for all the men who have been active in the people's behalf.
A Declaration of Defeat. Mr. Taft's latest' declaration is, "I don't need New Jersey!" Perhaps there is more than a confession that Mr. Taft believes that the people of New Jersey do not want him. Chairman McKinley of the Taft forces who represents the CannonLorimer machine of Illinois, has just written a threatening letter to the national committee of the Republican party. "It is within the power of the national committee to make or break the Republican . party for many years to come," says McKinley. If Chairman McKinley means that if either candidate or any candidate is given an unfair advantage that the Republican party will be wrecked he is right. But a further' reading of Mr. McKinley's letter does indicate this. In simple words Mr. McKinley indicates that Roosevelt must be cheated out of the nomination. Mr. TafUclalms that he has 570 delegates and "does not need New Jersey" that I he only wants , his nomination to be "as emphatic as possible." Mr. Taft'scampaign manager is threatening the national committee and says It all depends on it whether Mr. Taft or Mr. Roosevelt Is nominated. Which Bhall we believe? If Taft has 570 delegates which his own manager says he has not then he will be i nominated on first ballot no matter what the national committee does. Then why does McKinley try to bull doze the committee ? Mr. McKinley adds "Certainly no more solemn duty to perform was a ever laid at the door of the committee." Mr. Taft and Mr. McKinley have therefore. served notice on the people of the United. States and the men in the ranks in the Republican party that they have not the votes and that they expect the national committee to get them for them. Where these votes lie is in the South. When Mr. Taft first announced that he had the nomination cinched he was counting those Southern delegates. When those Southern delegates are found out from the presidential primaries In the north that Mr. Taft could! not be elected if nominated they asked themselves whether Mr. Taft's cause was a sure kite to which to tie themselves and their livelihoods. Now the Taft cause is lost they will not stay hitched, so Taft must run to the national committee and secure them. The announcements of Taft and McKinley mean that they will try to steal the nomination from Theodore Roosevelt , It is also their declaration of defeat.
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MAY 28TH. 1672 War declared in Boston against the Dutch; the first declaration of war in the colonies. 17S0 Thomas Moore, the famous Irish poet, born. Died Feb. 25, 1852. 1837 Samuel D. McEnery, U. S. senator from Louisiana 1897-1909, born in Monroe, La. Died in New Orleans, June 29, 1910. 1843 Noah Webster, the famous philologist, died in New Haven, Conn. Born in Hartford, Oct. 16, 1758. 1866 Fourth regiment of. Wisconsin cavalry mustered out after service of five years and 1 day, the longest term on record of a volunteer organization. 18S0 Forty lives lost in a tornado that swept Fannin County, Texas. 1898 Public funeral of Mr. Gladstone in Westminster Abbey. 1911 The Tobacco Trust lost its case in the Supreme Court of the United States.
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