The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-05

ter what their prev!ous PARTY Affiliations or
and led a regiment composed Of the most di;
verse and antaEonistic, elemSnts IN our social
sh1 s adiddHisss'SS ei L't thiesiRr G an All mo S%fIsction. and
RRE,iIsi1IfSSGs ara y. , sSPI Es+t /, to . which r., BIS T s%a.S o.;
everv hardship. and, shared every chance OF the
deadly fever with his men, proves him To- be
tor a Ioadsr In a lighting campaign the sonven-
tIon sought tho young statesman soldier who
" Senator Plat and have been in politics for
forty years,-lonEer, perhaps. than some others
p per r2S EsSrt the duty pSr Of mmssmS6Serrs " %f this COM COM
mittee. but never whom we were moro heartily
in accord with the Judgment sInct ri the I, c omr cDtdIl
When the murmur OF approval and the ap.
finished. Mr.. Roosevelt took a step forward.
He drew the manuscript q bis speech from a
made his way through the first long para
E ETPsr ,S Tith9 SS ,T re1SITlPpIE tS,r tne 9g9hHis S mem:
answer, letters at the rate OF 3US a day and
memorize speeches; too. was the comment
In enunclating the. sentence. .''as we pledge
so we pledge ourselves TO enforce strict hon
SS;ty at home" Col. Roosevelt spoke with q de-
ticeable. This Is the candidates speech:
col. RtosEvEIT's REPLY.
" herewith accept the. nomination rendered
BY the Republican, party In conyention Assem-.
6 1non nd deeply Sp {h fsel n tine iTesRionsip pespoSs sbbtHiilea
which attach. to the Chief Executive Of a Conn
monweaItho I larger WGr, End ,I more poTRnl oCssI thn1
committee Of the Republican State Conyention
Ysass to t tRe R GRRGS5lIISnlsy Of q the Ss! E%nIrss s $ate% my
heartfelt, thanks for the distinguished honor
TO So" adminis aepf The @S duties ie si of tSIs; t h feSi once f!PeH th s3
tne ierSrGsf sn %, shs p fSIT Se ei fhN Tn6 SE So sns doin ns
/ best serve my own party, shall feel that l
owe OyS I my nSD TP SnIG m to tss p DSS6pnnt AMI to fh tSk Pe9 +
to the ful6iment otthe pledges made therein
BB cSn sior %iy ses sp Sn %hile H this R RoFiiSd' n Ss' Sto eas
for failure to perform present duty, II does give
meet each new duty Alright. 30 that the record
Of the party In the future 1ed may nrid give re as S6 great tSs
achievements OF the past.
INational issues gre %para%oTnt THE year.
than 1t was possible so to conduct one In 1885,
or 1868 As It then was; SO 1t now Is, the inter-
as now. the Republican party was forced to, nnd
as nsm no ISsi It was forced. not to follow. but to MAKE;
rrecedents. In 1851 we had to preserve the
t 5oP sSSe q 'T I0n rs s sFGds ff eSaPd the !" acc scco mG iRsSe
ment Of THAT destiny. The Republican party;
t tner ]sslfefat tn If tie st ptSm RTlss'oF nnd does which Esil
PresidentNpiedses which made It possible
the nation where it is possible to work out the
glorious future which is now before a reunited
nation. The issues for honest money. for pro-
lection to American industry. for the upbuild-
ing OF a merchant marine adequate to carry the
militia in times Of war are as Vita. this year as
they We're IL, the great CONTEST which was 80
strengthen our navy and build up our army. so
that they may be equal to any, demand made
upon them p IS we ~ work GE- out 60 our d, deT I'm yEd laval Snd
West Indies the interests OF the nation shall be
Nor is it alone on national issues that the
Republican party has. its duties to perform.
The record made by the Republican adminis-
rights and interests and liberty, Of all citizens
we pledge ourselves to uphold the national
honor abroad. so we pledge ourselves to enforce
THE National Guard must be raised to and
kept at the highest standard Of efficiency: 1t has
we are bound to sec that soldiers so brave and
so wiling are propIcrly armed and are handled
on n Se Sfsf gS eoneur f ~ the Doctrines enunciated
strive 70 70 dlschaEge the duties Of ths Chief
pie shall find that their interests have been
As he finished Col. Roosevelt took two long
sD6rr: Depew. I thank you. Then he turned
you to come inside and have something
to g eat; IL ! NJ hoPSs o6 y9% will dnt a AZ the GO % nornar a ds
Els eye and Said: 4 cant ask You to a sit
down luncheon, because there are. not chairs
enough in the house to GO around" ~.
Merritt en the and G'S Miss R fHS% atS served rS2ff the lunch nis.
con; Col. Fox Secretary Of the state Com
room were Us = diecorated that he could not spare
them. Before luncheon was over he and Col:
Roosevelt were 80 deep = p,d In t hfDd dis e. SsGor OF
that they had to be- pulled apart. But before
this Mr.. Lauterbach told his story OF adven-
tpre: pr. DepeT started EtaeSd him d61D on by reGe " Ing
trip from New York.
a matter q Fl iaift hS G2I; R tSst Sds, said
ined borse so that couldn't have any Of these
carriage became involved, in the discussion OF
the size Of your majority before the horse vas
tS@blsd al Ihf n ns q he eaan at the fee Co Tns ne Of F hs&
SyfI y The Sse eFFrisss and rsfsS the driver ESsSo
timsted. and ia tones that did not encourage
further discussion. that he was attending to
fts s SSs1nsiT to abe be heading asI 8st Tor James James Slip III % and
While / didn't exactly understand why we
way Of James sir, ratRer than by way Of H'Tfhirco
ty-fourth street. ]. took 1t, for granted that
Odell knew what he was doing. He did the
last time differed with him. We kept on
talking. The horse fell down again at West
Tenth and West Fourth streets. / knew that
"" Look here l shouted to the driver. will
you please tell me where you, are taking usT
" 'Desbrosses street. said he;
well / said. i guess you had better give
It up. You are ahead Of the times. This can
didHte isn't headed for Washington for sew
w went over to Sixth avenue and came
across town as fast as we knew how by cable
car"
have to acknowledge that you were lost"
ITS this first time ] was ever lost In New
York. anyway" said MIR. Lauterbach. Il am
not saying anything about Saratoga"
When the visitors reached the Oyster Bay
station on the way home 1t appeared that DIR.
Depew had a very important engagement In
New York at 4 O'Clock. He announced that he
wasn't really much OF a politician, but that he
was a railroad man all the way through, and
that he intended TO demonstrate il by SHOW
New York. Everybody, climbed aboard IN, a