New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
ROUTE TO FREDERICK

-, snsakers. began this morning AT daylight
s,,.,--eiebt hour trip through the western part
-. che STATE in the interest 81 the reelection n
-.,sr-r~ Lowrdes The start was made al
r..s--o-- " Va just over the state line.
.. r-~.-ea states Senator McComas intro
,.s Governor Roosevelt 10 TWO or three sun-
s.,s versions gathered about the rear platform
- ..s r-tvate car IN which The party is trav-
- The Governor y the Empire state spoke
,-.sev OF state issues. and commended the
'-.,..--,~ ~ Maryland for having kept all the
.-.-,.sas made by him in his campaign four
,-o concluding with a reference 10 the
,..s war with spain. IN which he said
.. cans " hose who had worn the blue and
-, ems ~ those who had worn the gray fought
s ST. side and shoulder 10 shoulder
-.. ~s,- stop was made at Barton. Nd. where
.-.".~--- ~. sevel, touched on the currency
....,- 5efe.nr the Democratic candidate FOR
,-....--,~ % declare his position on that issue.
---s-,rtrc. where the next stop was made,
80 .rs -.--.-ation 0f The little mining town
..-~.s -.,- 70 hear The Rough Rider" Here the
-....---- ~ the Empire state again took UP the
-.-., question and accused the Democrats
80 MARYLAND Of cowardice in failing TO make
s,-,s~a-.or f,r or against the free coinage Of
- The Democrats of Ohio. ne said. wers
-, ~ some respect. because they had pro-
- .~ favor OF the l6 10 ! theory. and had
$50. shown that they possessed the courage
s.,s.- convictions Upon the question of ex-
.-s.,~ -n4 Governor said.
AVID en- now. when our opponents propose TO
.-.---.,fe for ne simple question OF loyalty 20
L S.~ -he rule II a debating society as 70 the
r.rf.-fi~as when they propose - 90 thaI, We
81, and have tho right TO ask YOU, II you
t.fs stand hv he men who represent the Ma
-sf policy and take the view that where the
- ball h4~ =
80 ~ armed foes. who stand now. as they
i've always stood. for the largest measure Of
d~aerly liberty that can be given 10 any man
rrf who stand against anarchy Al nome ana
sgal-st anarchy IN the tr0piC islands Of the sea,
ne care 70 which has been intrusted 10 US. We
ne In h-rr- bound Il do that work We'll. 10 do
90 primarily Ir the interests ~ the people OF the
stands themselves first with an eye for ther
interests and also with eye to the interests
and The honor Of the American people.
A. ocean Governor Roosevelt commented IN
ex-senator Germans opposition % the Admins
--a-ior's Philippine policy upon the ground that
& standing army IS q menace 10 liberty. saying
We have seventy millions Of free men in this
country. and you are in Just as much danger
from q standing army as you are rom 'Ae
police
NEED OF HONEST ELECTIONS
AZ Frosthu-g & procession led BY a brass band
greeted the speakers and two thousand persons
gathered AZ the station Governor Roosevelt
spoke on honest elections, which be claimed
have been assured to the people q Maryland by
,.s action Of the Republican party under the
leadership Of Governor Lowndes. This was not
+ns ease. he asserted. in Kentucky, where II The
7.e-,iblicans lost it would Re because their
Votes would not be counted. There IS no doubt
~ orr success there" he declared. ~ we can
get an honest count but II the Democratic
friends II Nj. Goebel can prevent IT, we will not
get an honest count
A brief stop was made al Mount Savage Nhere
,-o,ernor RooseveIt discussed the V0'"nne OF
- ,osits IN savings banks. which ne c.aiinel'
have decreased with every Democratic success
and increased whenever the Republicans have
won victory.
~ Marty reached Cumberland at II O'Clock.
ana Governor Roosevelt was driven 70 me Ac@1-
80 n. Music which was packed with an eager
md enthusiastic audience.
As the chief Executive OF the Empire State
s.,and4s the -ostrum a huge bunch Of American
Pesu-v roses vas handed 70 him by a young
woman After thanking her for the gift. and
me large audience for the ovation given him
DE began his address by appealing to all lovers
e. good government 70 support the Republican
ri-ket az the coming election
TIE Republican party IN Maryland IN these
iss- four years he said has done we'll. and II
vas % BE- expected that IL should. because IL has
Rad not only the support Of the Republican
PARTY. tlt tne support - the best element ~
t-a Democracy the support of ne men who put
National honor and National honesty above
tne par-f appeal o. the dernagogue. and the sup
Tort ~ me men who within the borders Of the
~'s,e Il- civic honesty frst and partisanshlp
BE referred 70 his former visit - Maryland.
f--r years ago. and said that thar time honest