New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

; began the great conquest of the continent which
. mas gone on 70 our day then began that movement
of terror to She weaking and coward and move
might ana rtghteousness Of the people
Right from the beginning we have had people
There were men on the Atlantic Coast at the end Of
the eg hteenta ceH4F v no ssld llal II H-a4I rum
ana then taey said that II meant ruin 10 take in
our opponents said tnat It the undoing Of the
people TO take in Hawaii, and now they are saying
the same thing when we plant the flag in the
Philippines. But the flag has never come down,
become accustomed to it. The Democracy always
has diflcity N catching Up M Bryan n has & Just
Abraham Lincoln was right in 1854; If he lives as
o9 @ m hope fs he he Will VII 56 for Tsh bs him m 5 %s bs in m R
realize that Mckinley was entirely right in 1900
Tomorrow morning the Roosevelt special train
viii leave this city for a two days tour Of Ker-
lucky.
DETAILS OF THE DAY.
GreencastIe, Ind, Oct. 12.-Leaving Indanap-
oils at $40 O'Clock this morning. Governor
Roosevelt made his first stop at Plainfeld
Ind. where he spoke to a large crowd gathered
about platform erected at the railroad sta
ton. He said:
I understand that this community is composed
largely Of members Of the Society Of Friends, who
stand for social and industrial virtue IN a way
that entities them to the respect of all people
That the virtues and righteousness which they
practise the foundation OF good government
cannot be denied and without them would
It aad must be- S ami a1 elad de to addT@ss "5 f6e
members Of the society that stood by President
national arbitration at the Peace Conference at
have moi advanced far enough to be able to settle
all our difficulties peaceably by arbtration out in
every case we should avoid appeal to arms where
possible for we. as a party are pledged 10 peace
We believe in being slow 70 enter upon war. but
having entered upon II we believe in seeing It
PhiiiiIppines II y6u turn the islands over to the
ers sons and kinsfok you turn them over TO
bloody chaos and anarchy.
The Roosevelt special train was greeted
by a large crowd. A feature Of the demonstra-
ton was a college yell given by an organization
of students. The Governor said:
Judging from the cheering ! hear. football is
played IN this neighbOrhood and ! want 10 assure
you that from what have seen Of Indiana on No
is 70 o. I glad see such utterances as those
No-thern Democrat of Wisconsin. and General
HucEner The Southern Democrat Of Kentucky, who
when e goes after strange gods. when it loses the
OF that sood sense which IS the prerequisite of
a9n RosPsy 9 t noG "a anq d. "nen b6Tor II r5 9seS G
terest Of The flag ! have been going through this
and Captain English on the train with me be-
cause the fslt that every principle Of National
the Bryanized Democracy this fan.
Brazil, Ind, oct 12-Governor Roosevelts
train reached this city from GreencastIe five
minutes ahead of time The Governor was es-
corted four squares the speakers stand
where large crowd had assembled
Terre Haute Ind. Oct 12-This city gave
Roosevelt a notable welcome, a feature Of which
was a parade through the principal streets The
audience which heard the Governor speak was
composed largely Of railroad men, whom he
made special appeal
Register to-day, and make your
vote. After to-day there are only two more
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