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Show Dues m mbs 1 10 two cusses Those Who Arc Nol for Us 2 lire Against Us," Declares $ l Bull Moose Candidate. umps north Dakota $ Rells the Farmers Those Who 1 ibo Not Support Him Arc J Allies of Wall Street. an . JTAMESTOWX. X. D., Sept. 5.-Thc jL pters of the country were divided into fW wo classes by Colonel Roosevelt in his ( peeches today- They -were those with 01 id those against the Progressive parly. I pis man against It. however sincerely b may think he is progressive, he said. 8 the ally of Wall street, the ally of rtvilegc, the nlly of bosslsm." Coming into North Daltota. which Senior Sen-ior La Follette carried In the primaries -eccdlng the Republican national con-dUB con-dUB jntlon, Colonel Roosevelt made a par-pular par-pular effort to win over supporters of Bffi 'Ogresslve principles from the Republl-Wm Republl-Wm ri and Democratic candidates. He Hf ' tlrlsed Woodrow Wilson for his stand mff regard to the Progressive proposal for r 1; Interstate Industrial commission to . gulate large corporations:. Tie appealed ' jjtho farmers of the state to stand with 0 new party on the tariff. . , The colonel was whirled across "North dkota by special train to keep pace with (relentless schedule, He made half a ' Ken speeches and tonight was on his ay to Montana. T ! peaks at Fargo, f Jn Fargo Colonel Roosevelt spok first L a large crowd at Island park. Tils an- ence was composed largely of farmers- tie Progress I vo state convention was In esion In Fargo, but when Colonel . jpsevelt arrived the delegates wont to e park, although he had agreed to ad-ess ad-ess the convention la tor. When at at he reached the convention hall he j und It almost empty, but close upon b-heels the delegates trooped in to hear m again. yj particularly call the attention of )fth Dakota," said he In bin speech at QQK !and park, "to certain similarities bc-VV bc-VV reen the situation now and In ISM. At at time a number of the Republican j iders, the progressive loaders of the i Including Fremont, I be Hrst Itepub-lan Itepub-lan candidate for the presldenev, and , I endell Phillips, a leader in Iho antl-tnfi'! antl-tnfi'! 'vc,v cause, were so discontented with ncoln and certain actions of the mass their fellow progressives that thev lually proposed to run a-third ticket ;alnst Lincoln, and when this effort. i lied many of Ihem stood aloof and "T ;her supported no one or went against ueoln. illies of Wall Street." jfNow the same kind of thing Is being ne by these men today, who claim to Progressives and yet fall to support 1 a Progressive ticket. Jf a man Is not th us, he Is against us, and if ho Is SUM 1L-"Kt us" llc ,s sI,JIS with the reac-aui reac-aui narles. No matter how well meaning a q n,a" Dc 110 matter how sincerely he oj ? y think he is a progressive, he Is the ' yr.of Wall street, the ally of privilege. 10. CI ;ally of bosslsm In politics, unless he : irtlly and In good faith supports the . yjresslvc party. 'There is only one way In which the J, 9gressive cause can be helped at this jlIDW1 ction and that is by supporting the Bgresslve ticket. This Is not a ques- j jTJIli p of personalities. - 'Mr. Wilson the other day recited bin . ipaitlon to a federal commission to ; ;ulate monopolies, and said: !i'Ko body of men exists that knows - , fr to tell this country what the proves pro-ves of Industry should be.' ThIs is, without the change of a ; rJ, exactly what the reactionaries, the ' , ponents of progress, have always said enever we havo Introduced public , - fltles commissions In the state, and . hout tho change of a word it is prc-tily prc-tily what tho great reactionary rail-d rail-d magnates said when they were jtlng the establishment of the intor-gj intor-gj I to commerce commission. The proph-Kjt) proph-Kjt) '"Proved falsu as regards the public Ww Itles commissions. U proved false aa flit the Interstate commerce commls- a) aim It will prove false as regards , proposed commission to regulate the Li, 1 arstate Industrial business concerns 1111 ch havo any monopolistic tendencies." |