The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-24
teddy Talks IN NEW YORK
THE STRENUOUS GOVERNOR DE-
SCRIBEs THE ADVANTAGES OF
M'KINLEYISM
DERIDEs .n48-GENT DOLLAR
Flags the Democratic Party, and
Particularly the Tammany Hall
Supporters of William
Jennings Bryan.

STAMFORD, N. Y, Oct. 2s.-Despite
the serious strain of the numerous
speeches made yesterday, Gov Roosevelt
found his throat in excellent condition
this morning when he arose. Fie had de,
clfned the numerous invitations to rest
at private houses and slept on the special
train at The noisieSt place." as he
described it, since he began mis- tip 1t
was at the junction of the West Shore
and Ulster and Delaware roads and Nov
ing engines and trains were frequent.
The governor rose early and breakfasted
before the start for the mountains, which
was scheduled for 8 o'clock He was in
cliped to laugh ever the numerous IN
terruptions at outdoor points yesterday.
Relating to the one made in front Of the
Y. M. c. "A. rooms last evening 10 this
city, he was told by Capt. Joseph Dickey
that the element that created the dis
turbance was composed of lourgers and
foreigners He laughed and said: wei,
If they insist on answers and won't let
the meetings go on in an orderly man
ner, I'll drive them away by talk that
they can understand He was assured
that the country through which he was
going today would not produce the same
kind of disorder. 1t was 8 O'Clock when
the train pulled out OF the station and
started up the rCatskill mountains.
Gov. Roosevelt and his party reached
Stamford at 1926. Considering the size
of the village large crowd greeted
them. The vice presidential candidate
had made a short stop a. RoXbury, a
few miles below, and had been fingered
by a man in the crowd yelling 'huIrah
for Bryan. to-.
'Hurrah for Bryan said the gov
ernor, why do you hurrah for Bryan?
When any man says hurrah for Bryan
L always feel like asking why. "a voIce:
They can't answer
CROKER THE PROPHET.
That's it, because Mr.. Bryan mas an
nounced Mr.. Croker is the prophet of
Tammany hall and the state, is why
they hurrah for Bryan.
Again, why hurrah for Bryan. Why,
for the Ascent dollar. for the prospect
of cutting into the nations debt by the
simple process of cutting in two the ma
TONS honor. Is that good reason for
saying 'hurrah for Bryan, hurrah for
Bryan?' Why don't you hurrah for
Aguinaldo? You will, give the greatest
who is shooting at the flag if you help
or aid the Organized Democracy in any
way. l make a distinction between the
Organized Democracy and the Democracy
of jackson.
The committee at Stamford had Sc
cured the new opera house for the adj
dresses, and the party was driven there
in carriages. An audience that tested
the capacity of the house greeted Gov.
Roosevelt as he walked on the stage He
said in part:
Now. Mr. Bryan yesterday was speak
ing about trusts. Apparently trusts are
now the paramount issue. That para
mount issue has changed so often that
is has been a little difficult to keep up
with it. Yesterday in his speech he pro-
posed two remedies for the trusts. The
first remedy was to put on the free list
all trust-made articles. His next prcpo-
sition is to provide by law that there
shall be interference by the federal gov
eminent. Now. l critizise his first rem
edy as being marked to the last degree
by folly. The fact Is Mr.. Bryan Is not
sincere. He claims that if the Democrat
lie party had a chance it would abolish
gress. and during that time some of the
million dollars worth of trusts Were
formed and I haven't heard that he