Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-25
TOUR OF ROOSEVELT
New York Governor Swings Around
the Circle in Maryland,
SPEAKS FOR REPUBLICAN, CAUSE
CrticIses the Enemies of Presi-
dents Philippine Policy
REMARKS ON THE CURRENCY

REMARKS ON THE CURRENCY
CUMBERLAND. Md. October 25.-The
governors Of New York and Maryland and
half "a dozen local speIlb,uders began this
morning at daylight Il forty-e!ght-hour trip
through the western part of the oriole
state in the interest Of its chief executive,
who is a candidate for reelection The
start was made at Piedmont, W. Va. just
over the state line. where United States
Senator MCCouas introduced GOV. Ro"Se-
Welt 10 two or three hundred people. who
gathered about the rear platform of the
private car in which the party is travelling.
The governor Of the empire state spoke
briefly of state issues. and commended the
governor Of Maryland for having kept all
the promises made by him in his campaign
four years ago. concluding with a refer
ence To the late war with Spain, in which
h said.
The sons Of those VINO had worn the
blue and the sons of those who had worn
the gray fought side by side and shoulder
to shoulder
AIIndes to Currency Question.
The next stop was made at Barton. Md,
where Gov Roosevelt touched Lightly upon
the currency question, defying the demo-
cratic candidate for governor to declare his
position upon that issue.
At Homecoming. where the next stop was
made. half the population of the little min
ing town turned out to hear the Rough
Rider" Here the governor of the empire
state again took up the currency question.
and accused the democrats Of Maryiaud Of
CowardiCe in failing to make a declaration
for or against the free coinage Of silver
The democrats of Ohio, he said, were
worthy Of some respect. because they had
pronounced in favor Of the 16 70 l theory,
and had thereby shown that they possessed
the courage Of their convictions Upon the
question of expansion the governor said:
And So now when our opponents propose
to substitute for the simple question Of 10y
atty To the flag the rule Of a debating So
cietv as to the Philippines. When they
propose to do that. We ask you. and have
the right 10 ask you. if You should stand
by the men who represent the national
policy. and take the view that whore the
flag has been h0isted it shall not go back
in the face Of armed zoe These men stand
now. as hey have always stood for the
largest measure Of orderly liberty that can
be given To any man. but who stand against
anarchy at home and against anarchy in
the tropic Islands of the sea, the care of
which has been intruSted 70 US. We are in
honor bound to do that work well, TO do it
primarily in the interests Of the people of
the islands themselves. first, with an eye
for their interests and also with an eye to
lean people
Ah' NJ 3" H''huinE army
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o. liberty
we have seventy millions Of freemen in
this country said GOV. Roosevelt. land
YOU are in lust as much danger from a
--su,TI-a army as Won ar, from rL- police -
At FrtetFr.ra. procession led hr n brass
hand erected rha suaI{-Lirfers and - 900
r,f1r,Ie 'lerh.re5 ~ NJ dennr Coz ProsD
yalt al fhfs place dfscanref 1lnon honest
elections. which he claimed has been as
sr.r-G 70 thu people Of MARYLAND by the ac-
zion Of the reuuLIlcau marty under The
letderSnin of GOV. I.nwndez. This is not
The case he asserted. in Krntuckv. where.
if the republicans lose. it Will be because
their votes VIII not be counted There Is
10 doubt Of our success there" he de-
Ciar-1 If We can get an honest count. but
= tho democratic friends of Mr.. Goebel can
prevent it. We viii not get an honest
count
A brief stop was made Al Mount Savage
whore Gov. Roosevelt discussed the volume
Of deposits in savings banks. which he
claimed. have decreased with every demo-
cratic. success and increased when the re
pIhlfcans won a victory
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with an eager and enthusiastic CROWD.
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