New-York tribune., 1900-09-26
BoosEFELT REACHES DENVER.
one o. EIs BUSIEST DAYS CLOSES WITH
TWO LARGE MEETINGS


TWO LARGE MEETINGS.
ps-ve-. sept 25.-Tte heavy special train Of
covs--o- Roosevelt's party 20 which vas added
to-dsy re private car of Senator Wolcott, accom-
-s-ss6 y Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs
Eo6Ee q Massachusetts, arrived II Denver al )
ocoek this afternoon At The station the New
York Governor vas net by about z hundred vecer-
AIS q TIE spzulsh-Arre-tcaa War t- Uniform and
mounted and was escorted 70 the Brown Palace
Eo,sl vheTe supper was provided There were
na-y crhe- guests and large number Of people
Eho 5o.ned the procession 20 the hotel Three
evening meetings had been arranged for, the first
u the Coliseum Hal. the second AZ the Broadway
Theatre and -hs third al the Capitol grounds On
acoou1- q TIE -a-n the open air meeting was
E5e-eo1s5
Tie Rev. T5ouzs Czzel presided al The Coliseum
r-set.-g and General Irving Hale a. the B-oe dWay
-hest-e After the meeting Senator Wolcort took
Governor Roosevelt r charge and conducted him 70
To-.--s- IS country seat twelve miles from Den
TIE Rio G-ande Railroad. where Senator
Lo6ge z15 Mrs Lodge were also taken, and where
rasy z-- remain for The night II addition 70 the
eeve- s1eec5es which Governor Roosevelt made
-o-tz- -z -zs 1ad considerable executive business
cet-e-5 70 being al time IN close touch with
re executive Office a. Albany both by wire and by
rzL
casys-ns wyo. Sept 2s-Gove-uo- Roosevelt
sad rs party LEFT this city a. E n tor Denver
se.z-or Lodge boarded The train here and accom-
pz--ed he vIc=Prest6entiaI candidate, for whom
.z-d days work had been mapped out
A. Greeley he train vas transferred 70 the Colo
ado s-c Southern Railroad to- the TIP around
re Ec--~ Senator woIcotr and large commit
q Ce-vsr citizens win z special train foineo
- pay there Governor Roosevelt said II bis
speeco-
= have Just co-e down from IDAHO with Senator
s1o-p. T1c served &, yo1- Colorado cavalry during
re -trE Var Now an travelling with General
Ez-s. vaoo you se1r out az the head Of your sons
sad b-o-zers q the far distant Island q Eastern
seas q raise he 6aE which shall not De hauled
coT- Senator WoIcor- has spoken Of imperialism
= ras-e eve- existed TWO phanuous that are put
forward q cr-ghten political children they are
-npe-z-.s- and -rniiitarLsru.' Tie Governor said
--s- re present standing army there : only
s q: soldier for each thousand q the popula-
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A. Estr1 Col Governor Roosevelt was vel
coze5 t.ers today by large audience Of citi'
Zs1s Tae school children Of the town were n eVl-
ce1cs- esc1 carrying 4 snail American rag -I1e
Govs--o- vas Introduced ~ Senator Wolcott. and
SAID II part
Frn5arentz.ly tae issues n this campaign are
90 -wo-the isEce q preserving the conditions
= - 80 - - = - - T,reIfFe.-e al home
s1d I1e -ss-e ct keeping urdiuued the honor OF
re rag s5road. an particularly glad 70 see
trsse children mere 7 an an expert in children
"a several myself Now. they come mere caFEy "a
ne rag stands for honor. for right dealing.
20 -p1c-c-1g t-e interests OF the NaLion aLo me
greatness There are TWO issues-Lne issue o1
1cnc- --stalred TIE man In private NE VINO mas
= choose between wealth and honor has nara
c1cl-e Z - Is worth anything ne VIII choose
no1cr- c-t 2 -e 1zs both honor and "eaItn on -Ie
ssIe s-Ce -e IS fool when ne gees ag1Il-St u
NcT ask yo- stand oy your own TlateIlal
prosperity ard stand for the conditions unle1
w--ca Ve have reached proper material "eI-O'7-
.Eg
~ Fo- Co-lins Colonel Roosevelt spoke on tie
-portsroe q honesty II the political party and IN
re ggvernrer- as well as IN the Individual Sena-
-or Locze ct 1Iassachuset- followed him
A. Boulder q large outdoor meeting was hela
Lear t1e station Al Lse clQse OF MS speech Gov
er-or Roosevelt vas pulled from Ire platform oy
-e st-ce--s tcrning The football team q ne
slate University which IS situated here. s1o car
rec --o his car On their shoUiderg over the heS1s
q tce people. Short speeches were made slso al
-|'Fe-sIc- LGzgnont and SiWot.