Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-30
MADE EARLY START
But Good Crowd Met Gov. Roosevelt
at Corning.
PEOPLE STOOD IN THE RAIN
Candidate Referred to His III Treat
ment at EImira.
STOOD IN THE RAIN
BL A NJ ED BRYAN FOR 1T


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t@ck on the carriage IN Whlch he ana sen
ator Fassett was riding came from small
boys II saw the boys fire the vege-
tahIas o,d soo,,-o5 fr,,i+ " said tho yo,-
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ioi' anu d le" suchs dLs' were 'iii y" He
II was a nody OF grown men, however VINO
pushed up against the carriage and thrust
Urhoeraphs of Stanchfield in NV face Sey-
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i". tiies Il iooAeu DIS II 1t was 'ne IN
"hIoh OIL 'he cro"o 10 rush US out oI the
carriage, but a number of men on horse
back gathered around and prevented that.
did NOT 600 the rracas in which the mon
49, injI,rsd
..Tb.. citr administration here is renuh
1ican saiS Senatnr Eassatt mis- morning
..but the noTice force is democratic,
Tba frst sneacb of the rnornine was
ctnS,,IaI for Co-,in9 an5 az tba earIv
- ~ : - - pa.,Ioo,- -''''s' "-i" O. INV
y ~ ;JcfC.Tt of tho ,,ornino, u,as tho mass
ing Of three presidential trains at Elmira.
Ea,5isa+a u-ao1ia,, of ~ ,,rat;,itio,, ,,artI
49, hl e., ~ Ga of sAJ ~ RnnsnI.oit train
and Coydid.1a 49,, r,.a,,t b,, nr bie ram
q - r,ir,iteS 49, 70 oo,I-tssies bai,,g g.
cbargaG ~
The speech at Corning.
BATH. n. Y, October 3O.-The first stop
of the day of the Roosevelt train was made
Of r,or,3,, tho howe of Tho o1,,h ,,b;ob
7 -. -,
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the train got 70 the station but stfIl there
was dense crowd awaiting If and as the
governor remarked More umbrellas than
l have ever seen in my life before" 1t
was some Tune before the governor could
b i, ..I Va t.le ,iH, ~ W. LAY
ing has not been daunted by its reception
in Elmira last night. 1t indicates that that
you have got good stuff in you here
% nave you' shouted one OF MS
"Anj 7 ,b,r,,, ,-.;, A., -
.tbat saorn ~ -, 80 t.is sos ,,;
grow "a ,,nderstand that ,,ot ,,inInnoa WI. i
Not the wav to trv to keen rapnhitc.rs
tao,, w, 49, - ~ Ne.p iePupil'aii9
mereIv w rnHnb,,c,pss h,, 10 appeal; noe
hn S.,,a,.a ~ pul every cltlzen
law and who is aesinst ~ ,iniaroa 'He ir
N "a u VIZ - asaihs' mop violence IN
,naraly naxt 2r,aSda,t rotb ~ u d @ lilu mo-
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oar,e 80 v - - 'o !. eilshii heSe ei
I,nrni,st,s ,,,'.r a ,t ,toeteeu ~ tiiIs
tardar brot ,,I no, iiiop YES
OF C1h1.sI;n 1P NJ -. T iieetiis
a. n; MI NJ % pi !; an SPOKE tnere IN
lhe lhofilhs ana was listened to with due
- L.. go ~ L SSIeitot Depe"
, ~ - 'tt AZ tiie uaS IIeS prohs up
- t-5 ne ~ 'i'4eiIce anu refused 10
i-s.yI !yn,,r - faIIn,, faiTl ,,,,.,,sro ,. ,,o
- teiioM y, -tp"ltSiheh VINO nave come
th oh 'o1a! 1ieg nave not merely been
Gsi"HIt al b tiss may nare bh Pteh matreated scan
tS 70 a iiioo winch "lsheu 10 preak
Contest Against Mob La1y.
Now fundsmenta1lv this oor+as. :.
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atso1,,,ar,, ,,,,r,s-ft,o 49, .h ,ts
,-asS which 1,,r ,r,,,ra,,. t! -,
cg,,ld h. w.e,sd r.i.bo,,t - 49,. .tI
s,i-it that uyas ,na,,ifa,t.,. Io., ,,i1,L, W
NJ Rrvan.s s,,n-,,r,ars bts o,,i[|e -.
,rs on the s,urnn and in tho ,ra,. -,
to the basest passion IN noankind and laal,
IN ne-suada some Of o,,r ,,,,nI, ,h,t -,
ara beiuy cruaIIv vyronpad b,, o,barr 49,,
must syenpe themseIves wben ~. t
done. they simply provoke vioja,ca We
can aEor5 .n 5ifTar ON . nrastfn,l Ill ~
,srin. we cannnt afYnrJ - diffar le ~ ~
CT,.stions of law and order Of rha rigbt OF
6eareable meeting of neaceah1e ~atbarirg
1f ron-interrupfi6n OF sneech Not nnIy ="
our ,pDonents when they act as thav did
cast shame rInon themselves but tbey caSt
shame upon the country
III is an outrage continued the soy-
ernor THAT anv oartv should 50 c0nGnct
a campaign as to arouse ,and infame q
snirif like thai which was manffestad iast
evening. '''7'
81 want TO make an appeal also on the
ground of our policies You know whether
or not in Corning YOU have prospered dur
ing the past four wears Mr. BRYAN speaks
. about trusts and his proposed remedy is TO
take the tariff off of any article in which
the trust ia in any way concerned How
would you like the tariff taken off cut
class?'
mol MOL Nor' came from the crowd
Il ask YOU to support our cause con-
tinued the governor because under il YOU
have prospered"
ms u
WAILAND, n. Y, october 3o.-The sec
,ond stop of the Roosevelt train was at
Rath where fs located the soldiers, homo
,.,,aro,s 80 ~, ,i,,i, n,ar q Iar,,o ,,,,r,,
ioi a'' "a '--e '.'-i va q "a. ee nun
-. - =. .ha da1ot c., paosa
,.,a1. sata
"I .n,raoto.a wary, d.a,,,, ,,o,,r oou,,,
down to greet me in such weather. When
speak at Bath most naturally / recall the
deeds done by the men who fought in the
sreat CIV. W T., e., % 70 iiioi nan d mere