New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
j. PROCTOR CLARKE BACK
DESCRIBES HIS TOUR WITH ROOSEVELT
AND GIVES CHEERING REPORTS

A. meeting of the West Side Republican
Club. at 10 2.3O7 Broadway, last night john
Proctor Clarke who has just returned from the
West, where he has been accompanying Gov
ernor Roosevelt on his campaign tour. made an
address in which he narrated number Of his
experiences. Mr.. Clarke said in cart:
We have beer conducting a seeond Winning Of
the West Ate ieaynE SsU, We went 70
one instead Of only Two sSse S. as he lad IN
soHh BefS. IND mt It ss@msd Is though e. whole
State hac gathered. / was .Seufed that Indiana
After leaving Indere we ~sat further West, and
found silver deadsr then last years birds PETS
We found that South lNFkota. which Demo
Sf&6 foT yo S955s aggo an T4 g s8 nov IS
likely to be returned 70 the Seaa1e He is making
will be able to send him back.
ve AZ Tee b3nre T' c oaq an hs real
things r'5o uG te tie tram on n9rsspaG5 S Sa6
stared they followed MS tor some distance whoop-
fn WyoIning. which is su-e fo- the Republicans,
we had to maxi? address to large crowds Of
TO tie situation. hut we puI!@i through st Raw
Inns Wyo. the railroad tfaf10 the Union Pacific
has increased from ten tc tuirry-hve trains day.
handled. o. ccur5a tie town is enthusiastically
In Colorado we met General Irving Hale. General
Hale is SILVER man. but re sayJ thai silver is
vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt All through
Colorado ereoUr.tsre6 g coInclete revuislon Of
feeling IN fsvor. Pow years ago
tempting TO make ESPU hs.cs1 speech in Boulder
would have been stoned This year Curtis Guild,
that ne vas buried in bouquets before he had
finished. Napoleon returning from Ella received
no more eEthUSi1stic 2 creating in Paris tkac
did in Denver.
At Victor or the contrary. came into conflict
with a concerted ard hired opposition. consisting
Of the vorst el=cle1JS o. thS town--tnat Is, OF
men who had bec0 driven out OF CIeur dAlens, and
of women turbulent as the petroleum throwers
of the Commune. We did not have much dim
Guilty In the streets IN the hall After struggling
TO the platform were confronted by a paid mob
bowling and shouting, who were waving limitations
Bull PEN Pennsylvania Horrors To Hell
with Teddy and the Ike
The men interrupted Governor Roosevelt con-
tinually. but he answered all their questions
After the meeting a riot could not possibly have
been averted II the LARGE number OF Republicans
fight took place in the street, and men were
Knocked down both sides, but We got away all
right The crowd had been embittered by Bryan's
teachings Of ''Hate''-Ecte on the part or the IN
successful for the ssful and OF one class for
At Pueblo the next night flag was borne in the
PROCESSION on which written The blow that
Struck Teddy in the chest has wounded Colorado
in the heart" Colorado will uuquestonably go
Republican. So will Utah. and so Will all the States
on the Pacific Coast
On the whole il seems TO me that we shall lose
ma iorties in the East, but make electoral votes
IN the West Our success Is assured
Mr.. Clarke left Governor Roosevelt and his
nartv AT Pueblo He started from Denver for
the East last Friday, and arrived in New-York
on Monday.