Show NO BOSSES NEED APPLY SAYS BUll MOOSE CHIEf New York Jul July p.-In p. Iru In his first speech since he returned from Chicago Colonel Roosevelt today set forth his reason for leading in the formation nt nC o new lueW Ills K i ria 0 l 11 m.- m. vi r n n. e party part UT- UT tu HL U 4 of theU the New York state i county u i chairman h hor of or tho tim l Progressive part party He Hes s said ld t No man knows better belter than I that enthusiasm and high h principles cannot be effective without organization and work A great reat responsibility you ou men here who arc are undertaking the organization of or a new party which Is Isto Isto isto to stand squared four to democracy which is to be literally the party of 01 the people It will fight on live issues and not dead dea ones It will embo embody a a. protest against a the corruption In both of or the theold theold old party machines It will bo a party Into which Democrats ex-Democrats and ex Re publicans without regard to their political political po po- po- po past are to come come on an exact equality and to have ha each the same share In the tho party management When we get tet started It will be he a party not only representing representing- the people Nople at election time but will ill represent them in party part mana management ement We Vo are going to see to It that It is organized organIzed organIzed organ organ- so o that It will be Impossible for tor any fifty men chosen choson four years s before by politicians to stand superior to all the voters of a a. great state like California and if that state has not shaped Its laws according accordIng- to a given gl call of or three fifty three private men the state shall not be disenfranchised eJ My II own jud Judgment ent Is that Barnes Penrose Guggenheim and compan company com corn pan pany made a poor swap when they took two stolen delegates from California California Cali Call fornia formula in itu place of the electoral voto veto of California They were not contented content content- ed 01 with that The They swapped the electoral electoral elec dee toral torah vote ote of oC Massachusetts Massachusetts' for the vole vote of or two delegates I think It was an expensive e swap as ever was made auntie b by political managers No good will come If Ir we merely substitute substitute sub sub- one set of or bosses for another There Thero Is nothing that the bosses of or both hoth parties wish so much as to see feO every overy decent man vote yote alternately for each with the tile va vague ue idea that he ho Is reducing the other Now no doubt Mr Barnes and Mr Mr- Murphy would like to have everything e all the timo but hut they are perfectly willing each to take half haIr mislead Instead of or orthe the tho whole But we e do not care caro anything anything any any- thing about l dl dividing ln tho the state equally equal equal- ly I- between them thorn What we Intend to todo todo todo do I Is to taKe taUe It from both and wo we Intend to take the nation from Crom both And In this tints party part we intend to build a government without and within the party on the tines lines of genuine g popular nile rille and of social and Industrial Justice justice justice Jus jus- tice for tor farmer wage worker business businessman man and professional man alike to tobe tobe tobe be achieved not through the boss not through the tho th indirect control of th the party or organization b by special privilege privilege lege but to be achieved through gennine genuine gen gen- nine and not merely mOrPh nominal rule of or orthe the people themselves The Thuc reports of the county count chairmen all an and tho colonel were vere hl highly hb optimistic an beamed with ith pleasure at various predIctions predictions predictions of an overwhelming Roosevelt vote ote i |