New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
FROM SYRiCTSE TO UTICA.
ROOSEVELT JOYFULLY RECEIVED IN THREE
COrNTIES YESTERDAY.

col MITES fs'' isisi''h'
Syracuse. y. Y. oct. 2s-Tne RooseVen parry
did not have to hurry this morning as 'he
snecial train was not scheduled u leave SsFa-
cuse until 1890 O'Clock Colonel Roosevelt ana
the other speakers had a good long rest Al
though the Colonel was up At : O'Clock. Inc
.ohoduIe called for a tour Of three counties
Oswego. jefferson and Oneifa-wlth more Stops
for snoeches than on any day since the trip be
,.r Nr Depew departed at midnight for New
York on important business. but may JON 'he
marty again on Saturday morning.
senator Stranahan. ex-senator George B'
sloan and John r Mott Joined the party here
this morning accompanying It to Oswego.
riou,onant-Governor Woodruff left the party
at II o'clock this morning to 90 directly 70 New
york He will speak in Brooklyn on Saturday
night IL m. condition of his voice viii permit
SHORT TALK AT PHOENIX
Oeyopo y. Y. oct 2s-The train left SYRIA
cuse at 1l:3O O'Clock. and the hrst stop was
made al Phpnx. where about six hundred peo-
rle had gathered. y cannon awoke the echoes
~ the surrounding hills, and the crowd cheered
heartily. Ex-senator Sloan introduced Colonei
Roosevelt. who spoke briefly. devoting the great
or part OF his remarks to excise matters lie
said. in part:
7 an, glad to have "A chance Of speaking 70 you.
br, am sorry that it should De for 50 short a
time I wish | had an opportunity To speak 10 all
Of the voters Of this State face TO face on all OF
the ISSUES involved I'm this campaign. Niuonal as
vou as state You have great interests as New
Workers in the campaign. but you have greater IN
,oros-s as Americans our opponents try 70 per-
s,ode Won that you can vote only on State issues
n yo,i follow their advice no Republican VIII vote
for a Congressman or for member of the Legis-
la,ure You know that National issues are In
volyed They know that National issues are IN
yolved All they mean is that they dare no' meet
them. We meet them on every issue. State and
National
They have clamored much about the present ex-
else law Here In Oswego County the old excise
law brought into the county Nl.oo ana the ne"
sis 900 II the people Of the state Wish TO pay OUT
NJ their own pockets 100000 surplus given tor tne
ovcise tax let then. do II. But realize what II
means II our opponents have their way ana re-
neal that law your State taxes will go up Just one
h,l, rex, year and your county taxes In proportion
Thev ask YOU 10 think OF II. So do l. And the
longer YOU think OF It the more shall b" pleased
I ask YOU TO vote not only as New-forKefs. pu'
a. Americans ! ask you 20 vote AS citizens OF the
,ro,t STATE of New-York. but also az citZehs o'
a. ,-n,,.d states which IS greater than any State
v, cannot cast a half ballot. a ballot with
-, ~, &, that shall be held TO AFFECT only the
c,o,. ~ New-York. As the citizens of TINS ota'e
,e ca the friends Of honest money the triehos VI
Sa,,opal honor throughout the length and oreahtn
49,, Na,,o, vrtr be elated cast down.
craot state issues are involved The creates.
o,a,o ,ssue IA honesty Tammany says that II
n,o,,s 20 get hold OF the State TO administer IL
hores,lv Qaughter). Why should you tnink tnat
raunanv would break iis record? "ireat iaushter
-, Tammany prattles about honesty IN
s,a,e matters but It does not dare touch National
issues.
ONE VOTE GAINED.
Ar Fulton over two thousand people. including
OH ed the canii-