New-York tribune., 1898-11-05


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THE COLONELS ARRIVAL.
At 1925 o'clock General Tracy was inter
rupted by the sound OF great cheering outside
the hall The racket increased In volume until
it had communicated itself TO the audience in
side and there were cries OF Roosevelt"
Roosevelt" all over the house. In another
moment Colonel Roosevelt was coming
upon the platform. The entire house rose at
him. and the air was full Of arms and hats and
sticks and handkerchiefs. The tumult was tre-
mendous The candidate was kept up on his
feet bowing his acknowledgements for minutes
before anything like silence was secured. Just,
as the uproar vas dying away two or three
times 1t was renewed by somebody calling for
three cheers FOR "Teddy" and the next Gov
ernor" Colonel Roosevelt was introduced by
Mr.. Hawes thus: The Spaniards know HIN and
you know him" Then the racket broke out
again. and somebody threw the Colonel a bunch
Of flowers and more enthusiasm was evoked by
a cry, go on Governor" When Col )rel Roose-
welt could be heard he said:
I'm glad to have this chance ~ tnlking % you.
fronts rs. There is not an ISSUE they haNe raised
on which We have not met them fair and square.
on IN this campaign ask for th" support not only
Of Republicans and independents. bug % al honest
because we dare say where We stand There is no
question from excise to canals, which have not
met fast they have RI 'sed them: III give any
man a fair reward who Wi eNtrac' FROM my oppo-
nent an opinion on free silver or on ths judiciary
Mr. Van Wyck ont of tha way and now appears
4s me nohinai IN h as w, ais h' i'H voic II po
to Europe next weok"p ! think he Will Naugh-
Mr Croker has expressed contempt Of my
agenent OF thu Police Department. | wanted IT 30
incur the hostility of men like him Great ap,
plauscl Croke~ talkS about crime having Increased
under my management Let him rememhor that ~
for murder increased % per cont, ana the same
statement is true OF other fclonies. Under my adj
ances the alliance between Tammany leaders and
pgon aSig,e1 Great T lauShefJ woud not devote so so
much time TO Croker but that he Is now the ac-
denomination Of an honest Judge because he was
true to his oath of Office. he makes himself an issue
OF momentous Importance.
RIGHTEOUSNESS IN THE NATION.
appeal to you to stand by us in this election not
only for what we stand for in State matters but
because we stand for righteousness In matters Of
the Nation. You must vote Americans. whether
YOU Will not. for you are citizens of the Union
that is greater than any State Now. want
say that If there has been wrong1oing In connec-
ton with the admnstraton Of the canals will
probe It to the bottom and If there are criminals
their poiitcs loud applauseJ i leave it 70 YOU
to think and answer whether corrupt ring. II
by or by Tammanv administration. N.augh-
teri We ask YOU TO stand by us. because We stand
for honesty in tho State. for the maintenance Of
an upright and independent judiciary and for the
rebuke of lawlcssness AT the polls. At the bar OF
public opinion the inCiter Of fraud and violence Is
more heavily censur3hir than his too.s who do the
wrong Again. ask you tc stand with III. be-
cause dare tell you whore We stand. and he
cause do not say thing on the stump that We
VIII not make good after election II We are chosen
TO office.
Colonel Roosevelt. spoke in short, incsive SEN
tences. and every word distinctly heard
although his voice showed considerable hoarse-
ness. The end OF his address mark by
the repetition Of the sccres Of enthusiasm that
greeted his appearance in the hall. The candi-
date a. once left the hail. and entered d
riaga that was waiting at the door. An i'm
mersA throns awaited his temperance ami
cheered him TO the echo as h was driven away.
Vote for Timothy L. Woodruff. the Rcpub-
Iican candidate for Licutennnt-tsOvernor
and rebukc the fmpudent Democratic Mt
temp, to place the convicted election thief.
he once helped Maynard to steal