Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-09-07
R~OOSEVELT'S TRIP.

ROOSEVELT'S TRIP.
through the west will be a feat of
rough riding that will tax the ener-
gies Of the republican candidate for
vice president, but the demand for
speeches from him from all over the
country has been so great that the
governor will throw all Of his activity
into the trip he is to make in an en-
deavor to crafty as many of the peo-
pie as possible. The two days in
North Dakota will be taken advantage
of to the greatest extent possible. The
revised itinerary Of the governor will
bring him to Bismarck Sept. Is, and
there is no doubt but the western part
of the state will be represented when
the governor speaks in the capital city.
To give some idea of the task before
Roosevelt, it may be stated that start
ing from Chicago Sept. 8, the republic
can vice-presidential candidate will
speak in Wisconsin, South Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Col
orado, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa be-
fore reaching that city again. Then
he will spend a day in Illinois before
going into Indiana and other states
east. His trip through the west in
cludes speeches every day in South
and North Dakota, through Montana,
Idaho, Washington and into Wyoming.
From Cheyenne Gov. Roosevelt's pri-
vate car will be turned into Colorado,
where he will spend the days of Sept.
25, 2G and p, speaking on one of those
dates at Denver. He will be in Kan
sas on the 18th and the 10Th and in
William ]. Bryan's state on Oct. 1 and
>. From there he will diverge into
the Black Hills OF South Dakota where
he is scheduled to make a speech at
DeadwOod on Oct. 3. He will be in Ne
braska again on the 18th, at Waterloo,
Iowa on the 9TH and in Chicago on the
9th, where a demonstration and re-
ception are being planned for him.
After leaving Chicago he will spend
Oct. s, in Illinois and the three follow
ing dates will be devoted to preaching
republicanism in Indiana. He will
speed through Kentucky on the 10Th
and 18th and on the 18TH and 10th will
take in President McKinley's state.
West Virginia will have him for a
guest on Oct. 18th and 18th and the
trip will end at Baltimore Oct. 10th.
From there he will return to New York
to devote attention to the campaign in
his W state until the day of election.
Besides his principal stops it is the
plan for Mr.. Roosevelt to make
speeches from the platform of his pri-
vate a at many Of the towns through
which he passes. It is estimated that
he will make short talks at from six
to ten places each day. The republi-
can managers have great fear that his
voice which has been giving him a
great deal of trouble, will not be able
to endure the immense strain in store
for it, but he will be kept. to his task
to the end if possible, for the republi.
can managers have determined t.
carry the war into the enemy's coun.
try to try If possible to cut out some Of
the states that went for Bryan foul
years ago. Republicans of local and
state reputation will be with Mr.
Roosevelt at various stages of his tril
to relieve him of speech making AZ
much as they can. The Roosevelt
party will travel in a private car which
will be attached to regular trains
whenever possible.