New-York tribune., 1900-10-23

never GaiQ tnaL, answered the JOFeTlOT
Indignantly ITS lie. and those who concocted
It knew they we're lying when they invented it,
Mayor Wilson Of Newburg opened the hrst
meeting by saying:
Fellow citizens: / have the great pleasure Of
introducing TO you Benjamin 3. Odell, jr., our
candidate for Governor"
Mr. OdeI was welcomed with ringing cheers
which continued Cor several moments. They
were given with such cordiality that one could
see Mr.. Odell is highly esteemed in Newburg-
He was frequently applauded while making his
speech. He said:
join with you IN extending a welcome to whose
M ana ana Geers5e endig MN 10 5he m TeSPeG' bo for or
me hish once to which am sure he VIII be
JocaIifv and s,rT,, In, ,arri+c. a1e fv wake
70 M eTaa+ LII; 'trIltU3 ,d 5ig folTo dLS Re-
pnbIcan defeat and hat they are determined that
PERHAPS at no time since the days Of Lincoln coin
Eented 70 the electors of this State involved
IN this campaign. Shall retrograde or shall we
and wish him godspeed in his efforts uphold our
nag protect our citizens and maintain our honor
Mr.. Bryan's party is opposed to everything that
de6a5ed egfreney S i Is against St Bgs pPotecve tariff
and would throw open our markets to foreign
house and the idle factories OF 93 10 SC. Its can
is one that appeals to the stomach and not 10 the
head and thus attempts to inlame our passion. sd
meter Of trade and that unless it is lled poverty,
destroy ouF hope for confinued prosperity He
would surrender the fruits of victory won by
blood
His policy is one Of retrOgressiO8. ours Of ,a. sd.
friend, neighbor against neighbor. We desire to
classes. but one in which every man is upon an
man the noblest work of an all wise being
land filled with contented people. grateful for the
many blessings that have heen showered upon
take great pleasure in introducing , 10 yon, the
Mr.. RooosEvELTs RINGING APPEAL
Governor Roosevelt was received with great
enthusiasm. He had not begun his speech when
he was presented with a tinpail filled with
vegetables used in preparing dinner. The Gov
ernor laughed and said pointing at the pail;
This is what Mr. Bryan would call sordid
argument and you will notice that not only IS
she pail full, but it is folded in the American
flag.
The Governor in the course of his speech ap-
pealed TO those present as good citizens to sup
port Mr. Oden for Governor, and this drew forth
applause. Some college students interrupted
linn at one point with "Rah! Rah! Rah!" The
Governor smiled, and pointing at them said:
Touchdown. The score will be 16 to in No
vember"
The Governor in his speech dwelt upon Mt
Bryans inconsistent attitude in calling for votes
for the inhabitants of the Philippines and not
condemning the refusal of votes to the black
men in the Southern States. One of the most
effective passages in his speech where he
reminded a colored member of the Grand Army
of the Republic present that he. the colored
man, could not vote in North Carolina and yet
Mr.. Bryan would give vote to brown men in
the Philippines who were shooting down soldiers
of the United States Army. The Governor spoke
follows:
here to app RRe1 no's 9 9u ao6s III a6ter in "fh6 fhd
past, to appeal to You Americans; as honest
men, good citizens, TO support William MchAin-
plausel and 10 support Mr.. OdelI for Governor on
To every man who is sensitive as to the good name
OF both State and Nation to support US when We
RI,fca E ~ M and Ternocrats mind yoiI because the
principles of Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Croker have moth
ing in common with Democracy, as Democracy
was understood in the days of Jefferson and An An
drew jackson. jefferson laid it down rule
that the art Of good government was the art OF
How would Tammany Hall feel If that principle
TaInnany Hall which has reduced the government
of New-York City to a byword and a kissing, is
and / appeal to every honest Democrat, appeal to
Jackson is a loyalty OF the heart, and of words;
1 appeal every Democrat north of the Har-
s @ 2 has SEE Se2 t2 H hif s aE P5E Of #
geneini 6ifics one aRs X yo| nave candidge Of
any party and that is a frank and strag htforWard
is no question as to the State Administration as i
now IS or as to the National AGmplstIah4n ms @ as IL
which the Republican party, upon which will
the questions put 10 him. The other day he asked
FI zen queSos ] 0l % ana dnq eed him for
questions and he dare not answer them ZAP
soiate nsincerity as Shown in this State by an
swers he made TO certain questions. and by state
The other day Mr. Bryan was asked how he rec
Malay bandits with his denial. the denial Of his
party. the denial OF those who intend to give him
government to our fellow of duskier skin in
was not allowed TO vote in Porto Rico; that all
men CT color weEe not allowed TO vote in Porto
Rico Now, I say that answer utterly insin-
cere: that using the word dishonest in its largest
Tious thing to say, and would not say it If I
could not prove 1t by documentary evidence. Mr..
cations of the suffrage in Porto Rico. There
in Porto Rico the slightest restrictions
of color. Every man is treated on his worth a
In North Carolina the black man is disfranchised
such, by qualifications that apply him and
allowed to vote have got here papers issued ha by
ea5 me m Bundle ss'g Of oTa Ms M
vote If he either possesses property or can read
Massachusetts he has got to be able 10 read and
write. That is, there are men who could not vote
IN Massa achusetts who in Porto Rico but
every who vote in Massachusetts can vote
suffrage in Porto Rico represents stride toward
acknowledgement and the present condition of suf-
frage in North Carolina represents step toward
There is no disqualification in Porto Rico. and
there is such disqualification in North Carolina.
Again MT Bryan has gone through the State sneak
ing the Ice Trust He has got to defend il OF
course. 0-aughter.) He cannot while the political
guest OF Mr.. Croker while he Is doing an that in
him lies 70 see that the principles of infamous gov
ernment in New-York City are extended TO New
Croker. He eulogized Mr.. Croker and Tammanv
Hall the other day. And yet Mr.. Croker's position
IS absolutely known TO Us. We don't need any evil
dence ahomt him; He has said before an nvestigat-
ing committee that he is In politics his pocket
every time.
The Governor touched the trusts as he has