The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-22
ROOSEVELT COMES HOME.
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Gov. Roosevelt left Philadelphia at SO O'Clock
and arrived here ats He came In Gen. Francis
v. Greene's private car. and others in the party
were Chairman Odell Of the Stats Committee,
Nicholas Murray Butler. Senator Depew and
Gen. Greene. A the Governor was leaving his
hotel In Philadelphia he received the congratu-
lations Of the President on his nomination.
How do you feel about the result Governor
was asked. a. he was leaving the Convention
Ball.
Perfectly satisfied wa the reply. The
Governor passed down the main aisle In the
crush with the hands Of c~onsraulaton attended
b him on oil sides and cries Of -Hurrah for the
vios-Prssident' ringing In his ears. All he
said IN response was: Thanks: thanks
Congratulatovy kilograms came In at
The hotel all the aftsrnoon. In all he
received about two hundred. and they
came from every State and Territory and
from the District Of Columbia. The mes
cages from tho State officials at Albany were
ths lrt To reach Gov. Roosevelt Among the
kilograms from this city was one from Seth
Low. IN which he said that while he congrstu-
lated the Governor upon his nomination he was
sorry New York State was TO lose him - i1
chief executive. Mrs Roosevelt did not como
back with the Governor. but will return to-day,
Meanwhile she Is staying with friends at Chest
nut Hill.
There wcre only a few people at tina Penn
s~ylvania depot In Jersey City when the train
bearing thu Governor and his party arrived.
A carriage from the Union League Club was
waiting there. and the Governor. with Mr.. odell
n Senator Depew. got in at once. The Gov
ernor told the reporters that he had nothing
70 say. The party crossed the Twenty-third
street ferry. whore they were met by a squad
OF mountsd policemen. six In number. The
policemen ranged on either side OF the car
viage. and the driver started straight across
Twenty-fourth street. stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where Mr., Odell got out. Up
20 this time there hadn't been the slightest
demonstration anywhere over the Governors
arrival. but as the carriage swung into Madi-
BON Square. with the mounted police on either
side. the thousands who were gathered there
Tor the regular Thursday evening concert
got the Up that the candidate for Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States was In the carriage.
and sst up q great cheering. One mar ran
up alongside the carriage and. sticking his
head In the open window. she uted;
you ought TO have been at the head Of the
Soket; they didn't treat you right over there"
'It's all right, it's all right, replied the Gov
ernor with a laugh. Is the crowd around
the carriage was becoming troublesome one
Of the policemen told the driver to whip up
his horses. which he did. and the rest OF the
u'p up fhth avenue 10 the Union League Cub
was without Incident.
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