New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

any Of them vote this year. there Is no politics
| any Of them vote. ! am with them anyway. I am
| q good American. and I can't help entertaining
the opinions I do
a large bunch Of sunfowers was handed the
Governor as the train pulled out
LONG SPEECH AT ENPORIA.
Emporia Kan. July 2-Governor Roosevelt's
speech in Enporfa to-day was the longest he
has delivered on the trip TO Oklahoma. The Gov
ernor launched almost Immediately into the sub
feet Of politics and this appeared to please his
auditors. At time when he spoke Of 16
TO l. q woman in the crowd became excited,
threw her arms wildly in the air. and shouted;
Thank God, don't want Is TO 1 any more,
ana We won't have it"' The Governor said:
am glad that 7 should be making my first
speech since I was nominated here IN Kansas.
10 become a Vice-PresidenftaI candidate and. in
asrnuch as you are mainly responsible for it is
once had the pleasure OF knowing one Of your cit-
I now know well another of your citizens-William
Allen White. and have caught Mr. White on his
next Sunday with ne at Oyster Bay
Now, il my intention TO say a word
about politics on tais trip but don't know that
can vel help IL because this year The issues that
Heve with my whole heart and soul because to
me the honor and the commercial welfare Of the
Now. why are you here to-day? Because you ex-
ritory was acquired under the Louisiana Purchase.
aHd many good people Of the Northeast said il was
expand into tive ought not 70 take it away from
the Indians VINO had ii.
Well. you went ahead; you did expand and you are
mere now, and the sentiment against acquiring this
IeEr[oTy is dead exactly the same as the question
Tse1neg Ts We are TO abandon the work that We did
w. w. ser se1[ @ ana the year petoTe is dead question
,Io ~ sen your sons 70 me Philippines your sons
Is there, and II won't come down (ApPIaUse)
MUST sUBDUE FILIPINOs
Do you respect most the man who goes through
man who sees mis- work and does IL e yI GI s si-s
40 hat VVha rH1V
meet diHiculues they shall overcome them, not
great nations Of the world, and must settle IT
whether We shall play that part well or ill., We
and murder in the Philippines just as sure as fate
10 20 katy cornereo next November You viii baTe
all the brigandage in the Philippines that is posi-
7ra-r into the PbiDpi-ee The n Of be5ty 20 MAJ M
follows and only follow orderly administration
Of justlce-hoerty for each man to lead his life
he sees best, providing ne does not wrong his fel-
And now I an tempted TO speak about some ques-
an issue in New-York Q1aughter) I won't say
see "fgt R1 : Sl9 aGI1 i1 o. - m az [ hs 1ji
one trust in the Concrete want TO see wbether
they meet these questions fair and square at Kan
CRY whether they stradd!e them. 1t makes
and square on ali these questions, 80, 80 -
deeply appreciate the honor conferred upon me
this nomination. and I requite IN just
way and that is by keeping faith absolutely
that would not say of the stump; I will promise
nothing that ! would not Try to make good after
election. And II n words have any value il de-
pends upon what have done in the past (Ap-
You remember last fall you were told that pros
perity would never come TO you until you had Is
TO !. Now, prosperity has come TO you by The work
Of your own hands II this Nation is allowed to go
II has for the last three years we shall
such prosperity n this country as the sun has
shone on in any nation Of the earth before I ap-
in the name OF the honor and renown OF America
the good name Of the Nation. thank you. Great
Applause
CROWDS AT FLORENCE.
Florence, Kan July ALMOST the entire
population Of this little city turned out this
afternoon to greet Theodore Roosevelt, and hun
dreds had the pleasure Of grasping his hand
The Governor spoke briefly, referring 10 the
presence in his former regiment Of several
negroes. graduates OF the Haskell Institute at
Lawrence He said:
hope will not maybe will have some Filpinos
III my regiment In any country l IhaI W a-tIite
bound 70 see that justice and orderly no
erty obtains We cannot get away from our Work
whom President Mckinley IS sending TO our new
territories is guarantee that the work Will be
and Governor Allen of Porto Rico We nave. eot
the wolf by the ears and we can't get away from
these new our al " We r. ne re gorg n
go and finish this great work
THE CAUSE OF PROSPERITY.
Newton kan. July 2-Governor Roosevelt ad-
dressed an enthusiastic audience Of two thou
sand in the Auditorium this afternoon. II was
the first tine the Governor had left the train
since leaving Chicago all his previous speeches
having been made from the platform Of
his nriyate car His address along the
same lines as those delivered al Topeka and
t,--ror;a touching upon the questions OF i'm