New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
ROOSEVELT LEAVES OHIO.
IN HIS SPEECH AT CANTON HE PAYS
HIGH TRIBUTE TO THE PRESIDENT
SPEAKING IN WEST VIRGINIA.

! Akron, Ohio Oct. 1s-Governor Roosevelt
made his first speech Of the day in this city but
he had difficulty ia doing it. The Governor had
spoken in opposition to brass bands and the
tramp Of thousands Of feet but not before he
had gone into contest with swishing, rur1bling.
whistling locomotives which ne had half dozen
| 10 contend with here.
Leaving Cleveland at 9 q m, the train
reached this place soon after o'clock, and was
held a siding. Before o'clock crowd be-
gan to gather and at a band serenaded the
J Governor. When he appeared upon the platform
! of his car he received a rousing chorus Of
! cheers, and was introduced while so many trains
! were passing that for five minutes he could not
| begin his speech. He appealed to the voters Of
Akron on the grounds of prosperity and patriot
ism.
Canton Ohio Oct. 1S.-Governor Roosevelts
train reached this city, the home of President
Mckinley. at s a. The Governor vas wei
comed by the Republican organizations and es-
corted to the Tabernacle. where he spoke to Il
large crowd. In his speech the Governor said in
part:
Coming up IN the carriage was Judge Day We
were talking about the campaign. remarked to
thinking and who also had his heart in the right
place could fail to be with us in this campaign.
as politician; but from the standpoint of student
Mc!nlev he seems TO baye the Sink Of keepns
IN the right Of things Not only faced greater
1So but than aSy man beoe Se Lcon exsep
ms 797 7M97eshlngt9n Wasnineton ton went out Oh once
President stood in the White House who had TO
to Ss6n aS @ sTS
has . had to face and successfully face (Appause9
OF the War OF 1872 and at the time of the Mexican
President Mckinley stands not only for the honor
OF the flag abroad, not only for financial and eco
kinley stands as the special representative and en-
eoaiment Of the cause of liberty and the unity OF
the days of the nf cy Wa wS an of
@ the snq yan as s'Ts H
!so Ine asst nye years The present DAY RemocIacy'
Senator Pettsrew Mr., Altgeld and the Hon. Rich
Kentucky. has nothing whatever in common with tn
the Democracy OF Jefferson and Jackson,
Wheeling W. Va. Oct. 1S.-Governor Roose-
welt closed his campaign in Ohio at the town OF
Navarre and entered at noon upon his West Vir-
ginia itinerary. making his first speech here to
large crowd. which had gathered at the fair
grounds or had followed him there in a notable
parade. On the platform were five hundred
vice-presdents and one hundred men who voted
for Fremont in 1896. In the parade was regi-
ment of Rough Riders. The special train left
Wheeling al 2:30 p. m. and. after making six
stops, reached Parkersbury where the Governor
spoke IN the Wigwam. Tomorrow night the
Governor will speak in Hinton. and on Saturday
he will reach Baltimore.
Governor Roosevelt said in part in his speech
here:
Before make the remarks I have to make
want 10 call your attention 10 a circular that has
been distributed these grounds BY q lot of
scoundrels. II contains what purports to De ex-
tracts from speeches ! said have made in
one OF which am accused OF saying that the way
TO gel rid Of Organism labor troubles was 90
stand the offender up against wall and shoot him,
and that any person who would join 4 strike or 20
near one should be killed. They dare give the
dates OF the speeches, because there no such
sP,eechrSi tl5Aer & IN Chicago or New-York or any
lies by those who started them and by those who
circulated them. and is characteristics OF the party
which stands for repudaton OF the National debt
which stands for civic disorder and lawlessness at
home and the dishonor Of the flag abroad that IL
should take refuge in the fouest and most DELHI