The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-12
Great 0utpouring of People to Listen to the
Speech of Gov. Roosevelt.
No Such an Ovation Had Ever Been Accorded Political
Visitor to Indianapolis Governors Stirring Appeal
for Good Government Enthused His Thou
sands Of Hearers.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct li.-Indianapols.
which is now holding its first fall festi-
val, gave Gov. Roosevelt. tonight. one OF
the greatest receptions ever extended in
this city TO a candidate for political hon
ors. From the crossing at Southeastern
avenue up East Washington street. three
quarters of a mile distant, 10 the court
mouse, where he spoke to an immense au-
dience. he was enthusiastically cheered.
The sidewalks and thoroughfares were
crowded with a mass Of enthusiastic hu-
uianity. through which the triumphal pro-
cession marched with difficulty.
The candidate for vice president bowed
continually to the multitude and shook
hands with men and women who gath
cred around his carriage.
The courthouse grounds and the streets
surrounding were congested with a throng
which greeted the governors arrival with
n storm OF cheers. and as he alighted at
the courthouse entrance a cannon boom
ed saiufes.
The evening was devoted 10 a parade
which was more than two hours passing
the reviewing stand In front Of the court
house. The line OF march was crowded.
and decorated profusely At the con-
clusion of the parade the governor was
escorted to the Dennison hotel. where he
will remain until o'clock tomorrow.
when the special train will start on the
third days itinerary OF the Indiana tour.
In his speech at the courthouse Gov.
Roosevelt said:
II feel In this eampairn as II IL were
not an ordiparv narfisar contest hut NJ
~ !, .a r,S sa. -, u"ns ~, NE ous ma
dear IN the institutions ~ the land we
love 40 well feel thai we have a right
10 appeal 70 all good Americans no mat
IN en- ~ =, ~ stand WITH ne for vya atand
for the honor and interest OF the whole
country. and I am glad. indeed. 70 be In
who Relieves IN what we're once the oId
pemorra.fc Doctrines ~ hard money. ex-
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4 wb,f Iartsan- andrew Jsnksane-f -fo,,shs
Tor and lived for and he would turn in
MS grave N some nr these modern lsry-
anixed Democrats walked over IL.
False Pr0phecses.
II appeal 10 you first from the stand
point OF the material interests OF the
country I appeal 70 You to keep the
good thtuHH we haye got and not throw
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