Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
ROOSEVELT AT HOME
EMPIRE STATE GOVERNOR ON
NATIVE SOIL.
BIG CROWDS At KINGSTON
Outside Overflow Meetings Necessary
Rough Rider Gets After Dis
turber and CompeIs Him to Be
Quiet--Answer Bryan's Declara-
ton AS to Latters Policy.

Kingston, n T., Oct, 23.-Rooseyelt
finished the first day Of his flying
campaign through the state IN Kings
ton last night after travelling eighty
nine miles and making eight speeches,
the longest being at Newburg and
Kingston. At the former place, the
home Of the republican candidate for
governor, he talked to a vast assem-
Spectators interrupted the speaker
with questions, in every instance re-
ceiying reply. At West Nyack
man close to the car cried and reit-
Grated, "Hurrah for Bryan" Roose-
welt replied; why don't you hurrah
for AItgeld and Aguinaldo?" The
cheering ceased. Another called
What about the ice trust?' lie an
swered: This election will be decid-
ed by patriots and men of sense in
the country who outnumber the junk
er shouters of your type. The ice
trust will be attended to in a proper
legal way" A man in the crowd at
Newburg said, why did you call the
democrats towards and dishonest?"
Roosevelt flung back quickly this char
acteristic reply. 1T is a lie. never
said such thing II is democrats,
good democrats, who swell our major
ity."
Toward the end of his re-
marks at Newburg, the governor was
interrupted number of times by some
shouts OF What is the matter with
Bryan? Down with the trusts. The
governor remarked: That gentleman
has all the symptoms of Bryanite,
which sally was greeted with laughter
and applause, Then walking over to
one side of the platform, and speaking
directly towards the disturber the
governor said; You look like one of
those men who work exclusively with
their mouths What do you mean to
down, the cotton bale trust Of Jones,
or the ice trust OF Croker? (Cries of
What's the matter with Bryan.
Hes all right,") That is an argu-
ment of wind, You are afraid to hear
the truth, you interrupt this meeting
because YOU are a hoodlum and moth
ing else. You represent those people
who not only object to prosperity, but
don't get any Of it, because you won't
work, Now 80 back to your fellow
hoboes and learn that you stand
against the flag am glad you are
going away. think YOU have learned
enough hereafter not to monkey with
a buzz saw. Now. gentlemen. in the
temporary absence of the local police
! have driven off that disturber Of the
meeting At Newhurg the party was
entertained at Odells home.
There was a large crowd at the de-
pot when Roosevelt arrived, and the
committee on arrangements an
nouuced that the interest was so great
they IL arranged for three meetings
to take place in different auditoriums.
Each of these was packed at 5 O'CLOCK.
Even three halls failed To hold the PEG
Pile and an outdoor meeting was made
ueCess airy Roosevelt took up Bryan S
statement in which he said that if
elected to Office he would crush out
every private monopoly. Roosevelt
said Why that would mean the
crushing ont OF every business and do
ing away with mans revenue on his
patent Bryan could not 40 such
thing and he is dishonest when he
says he would Relating to trusts
he said No one with common sense
is SO foolish as to desire the destruc-
tion Of capital Every reasonable man
believes overgruWn corporations
should Is subject to rigid supervision.
Bryaus declared remedy for the de-
struetion ot industries concerned
would bring down in one common
/ ruin employer and employed.