New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
INCIDENTS OF THE TRIP.

TELLING SPEECHES OF COLONEL hooor~
yELT AND MR.. DEPEW
Co,or., Theodore Roosevelt. the Republican
~ ord,date for Governor began his long tour OF
speech-maklng through the State early yester-
dov morning. when he left his sisters home IN
Madison-ave.. and drove to the west i"ehv
,birdst ferry in time to catch the O'CLOCK
boat for the Erie Railroad station IN jersey
Citv Uo was met on the boat by Color ser
oeant Wright and Private Bell. OF the Rough
pidars and John Proctor Clarke. AS soon as
no walked on the boat he was recognized anu
cheerod bv the other passengers. AT the ferry-
house in Jersey City he was greeted with chee.S
nv n large crowd, and many Jerseymen on their
,ov m the city pressed forward 10 shake hanos
with him.
.t don.t know what New-York will do for
him hut New Jersey would elect him all rign'
said one Of the Jerseymen
The snecial train which was TO carry Colonei
Roosevelt and his party through the state was
readv II consisted OF the private car Mas
cotte Colonel Roosevelt's car for the trip ana
the sleering-car Wautauya, with locomotive NO
346 Chauncey NJ. Depew, who was 10 accom-
many Colonel Roosevelt, was a Few minutes
late and r. b. Odell. jr. chairman OF me Re-
nublican State Committee. took advantage OF
the opportunity to have a short talk Win tne
Colonel. The train started at ''4o a. H'' upon
the arrival of Mr. Depew.
Colonel Roosevelts companions on the trip
were Mr. Depew. General Stewart L. Wood
ford John T. McDonough. Judge W. NJ. Is Oh
cott Iohn Proctor Clarke. James r. Sheffield
william J. YOungs and two Rcugh RIDERS
Buck" Taylor and Sherman Bell
IJeutenant-Governor Woodruff was prevented
from, going with Colonel Roosevelt on account
NJ q meeting In New-York Of the Forest Pre-
serve Board He will Join Colonel Roosevelt In
Buffalo to-day. making speech there In the
evening.
Colonel Roosevelts itinerary for the week en-
braces sixty eight speeches. sixty OF which are
70 be from the end OF the train. and the others
at mass meetings IN the big cities
SPEECHES AT sUFFERN
N,dd,etovn ~ Y. oct. 24-Colonel Roose-
,.l,.s train pulled out OF Jersey City at I;fO
o'clock this morning. just five minutes late
Ar sufrern Rockland County. where the first
stop was made about three hundred persons
were gathered Mr. Depew introduced the Colo
mel by saying:
Tho first speech I ever made after left college
was made In Rockland County, up among the oas'
ketmakers and had one Republican hearer' inc
seeper of the country store. seriously thoush'
,bev uould throw out OF the WINDOW. out 'hey
d,d mot AT that time there were only ABOUT TWO
hundred Republicans I'm the county but since men
the county has gone Republican nve times wan.
" ,,-oauce a man who warrants your respect
and admiration. because he has served In public or
Ace with faithfuness and has proved mis- Vaiue a.
van nv nghting for you and his country
Colonel Roosevelt was received with applause
and said:
7 wish might have more time 70 talk at length
on state and National issues. because we are
willing 20 talk or them. while our opponents dis
play their dishonesty OF purpose IN evadins them
They won't talk honest money and they won't talk
on honest judiciary SO you may brand them at
least as tim,d. Now. no timid man was ever an