New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ROOSEVELT IN TWO STATES
4 SPECIAL TRAIN ESCORTS HIM FROM
MICHIGAN INTO INDIANA.
PRINCIPAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT NEARLY EVERY TOWN.


AT NEARLY EVERY TOWN
South Bend Ind. Sept s-Ela borate prepara-
tions had been made to greet Governor Roosevelt
when he arrived here this afternoon over the
Michigan Central Railway. The entire city was
ablaze with bunting, and the National colors and
pictures Of Mckinley and Roosevelt were seen
everywhere Excursion trains from many points in
Northern Indiana brought in thousands of visitors
during the day.
reception committee headed by CONGRESSMAN
A. L. Brick went to Niles Mich. on special
train to meet Governor Roosevelt and escort him
into Indiana. Rough Rider and marching clubs
Paraded through the city to the railway station
where they met Governor Roosevelt and escorted
him to the speakers stand.
GOVERNOR ROOSEVELTS ADDRESS.
The following is the address in part:
II is certainly curious thing that in this cam
paign we should find that the very success of our
Mr. Bryan prophesied terrible disaster il the gold
SoanGard was continued and especially he promised
Now, prosperity has come to all classes in an un-
why it is safe to try the experiment Of putting
into power the men whose creed is the creed Of
envy and OF hate and of industrial ruin Business
men are appealed TO for Mr.. Bryan on the
could not harm us much The wage worker is ap R
pealed to to vote for Mr. Bryan the ground that
Prospered too and that policy which does good
Tea o Lae eaPasd % should oe followed even though it
ought not to balance his own welfare against the
an exaggeraton. gentlemen 1t is a simple state
ment of what the appeal made by our opponents
passions Of envy and haired to the forces es PSs PS
er hostile bS to SoT9eT m ana S9eal disruption They
they are hostile TO sound currency.
and careless to oe for M Bryan Sne and s90Ft yan ghfe
Congress, because forsooth. Republican Senate
rather more absurd variant has been made to this
to elect Mr. BRYAN 6ecagse 5 9ob ISs 1t Is safe
March 4 next the Republicans and Sound Money
shacke their Bryante successors It seems well
nlgh Incredible that any man of average good sense
is nevertheless actually the fact that it has been
retary Cages clear SLOWING Of the ruin u 70 our
NATIONAL finances which would be brought about
self by any such plea The Kansas city platform
and civic heresy to 6icb [eT5ed 5 eNery hnaneiai
1886 was committed. and. above all has reiterated
Bryan apparently finds it polite for eampaen pr mr.
poses 10 keep very quiet about free silver east Of
henGhmen are allowed 10 talk about il as much
say the fact of their adhesion 10 this policv re-
dnes not ana s sne eTSGt nor to seem to sink the issue
issue. ' - - an
BUGBEARs TO BRIGHTEN CHILDREN.
1t ought not to he necessary to waste time N
6qgbears. only nit to frighten politica Children
in the Philippines until order IN Is kTePmg s4Ersops
sendng troops to an Indian reservation when an
mtarism as an excuse for shoHIi6g asSS SpGGtre OF
increase In the Army. which. as compared with a
one-tenth Of a soldier to every Thousand inhab
AS for m1Gr,s's1 seens worthy OF serious people
utle 70 the Philippines that have to Hawaii
to leave the we are morally and eSay 6onG bonnd
S 70 eaXe the others and incidentally surrender
NSSW-aSNlco ana Idaho, and pretty much every
9Iher Western State to the aboriginal Inhabitants
course. means nothing. II Judge Taft and his as
s9eiates and General Macarthur and his fellow
the imperial idea. then every oficer and every
Indian agent on Sioux or Ute or Comanche res
an assumption. SUch
place, because OF our duty to ourselves n ana 5n 6 ns &
next mex place, because of our duty to the people Of
1f.tST IF we stay there peace and and far
than the Filpinos have ever known viii he tbSrs
as soon as their present insurrection ceases To
government and then leaving is OF course to beg
o o9e question we must ourselves be the judges
we arrogate 10 ourselves the right to establisb sb
consent of the Ttu tb Ine Flhpnos ON the
which Mr. RrVap y kSInea nro the9Ty In the way in
oonsent 10 put them under military oiigarchy
perpetual career OF militarism as 10 turn tb Fu F
pihoS loose ana yet endeRvor to guarantee thav' !,
ference from outside powers such SoIrse 5 aTeI
not only leave lasting stain on our own bo0or
nut Wouid be an atrocious piece OF treschsr,, -
those Ftlipinos who have deserved best NJ o,,p p
in the Intersf nave M been faithful 10 So Il Is
It JidnugTs t themselves that should stay ana com
Ine law OF our National life has haav ~. L.. -
cSr"aaS enH We have been great exactly in ac-
Uaet Tne men who met in the frst and second CONT
fesssd SOhgIesses had acted on the principles pro
py the so-called anti-imperaiists ~ today
~ We would never have been a Nation-certafniy
spect of the world ~ nave '"SPHVu 'ne re-
effort est worth having comes only as the result OF
esi,. SO peace worth having comes 10 a nation
i Uny as the result of effort. We have peace and
union h IN TINS country only because the men ~
Srea Ereat SiVll war dared endured and suffered
SuencsS' gnu great was their triumph in cOnse-
%fucnce; 80 now. II we shirk our work IL we finch
from the duty Providence has allotted 10 ne anS
~ KshSoy S1y maui down the flag and leave the Islands
70 ao'i INTO anarchy and then become the prev az
sune I str3nSer Power, we shall gain no real peace
ait It t We ssa seat In incur nndying shame.