Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-30
ROOSEVELT
M0BBED AGAIN
Six Republicans Were Badly Injured
by Stones Thrown at Them
by the Rioters.
PRESIDENTIAL TRAINS PASS
Small Boys Threw Vegetables and Decayed
Fruit at Governor Roosevelt and Men
Showed Picture Of Stanfeld
in His Face.

Elmira, N. Y, October 30.-The Roose.
welt party made an early start west
ward to-day. Stops will be numerous
the tour finally ending at Rochester to-
night. The general conversation of the
party was of the riotous times last
night. Roosevelt said the first attack
on the carriage in whichhe and Senator
Fassett We're riding came from small
boys. Il saw the boys fire vegetables
and decayed fruit" said Governor
Roosevelt. "It was a body of grown
men, however, who pushed up against
the carriage and thrust Autographs of
Stanchfield in my face. Several times it
looked as if it was the intention of the
crowd to rush us out of the carriage
but the men on horseback gathered
around and prevented that" The Cor
nish Club which got into the fight in
attempting to defend it's BANNER from
attack suffered severely. Six men We're
quite badly wounded with stones. They
were finally escorted to thestation by
police and put aboard special train
The incident of the morning was the
passing of three presidential trains at
Elmira. Candidate Wooey Of the Pro-
hibition party went by on one side of
the Roosevelt train. Candidate Bryan
went by on his train few minutes
later, no courtesies being exchanged.
ROOSEVELT ON NEW MEXICO.
At Binghamton, Governor Roosevelt
said: "The other day at Yonkers Mr.
Bryan said it was better for Mexico
that we did not keep possession of the
country. The United States never
wished to keep possession of Mexico,
but let Mr.. Bryan compare the progress
that has been made in New Mexico,
which we did keep, with how it was be-
fore, and he will speedily make up his
mind that it has greatly profited by be-
ing put under our flag. incidentally, if
Mr.. Bryan will look up the history of
the territory of New Mexico, he will see
he need not be concerned about Porto
Rico. We governed New Mexico at first
exactly as we are governing Porto Rico
Now, we gave large measure of self
government to it's people, just as we
have given such measure to Porto Rico
For fifty years New Mexico has been
kept as territory, yet Bryan does not
talk about the consent of the governed
in New Mexico. Asa matter of fact,
believe New Mexico should now be a
state but it would have been folly to
have admitted it to statehood for forty
odd years after we took possession. In
the same way it would be folly now to
administer the government of Porto
Rico save as we actually are admins
tering it,
SPEAKING IN THE RAIN.
Hornellsville, N. Y, October 30.-Bry-
an began the last day of his New York
campaign at Addison making a speech
OF large crowd in the rain. He spoke
here half an hour in the rain to another
large crowd, which was closely atten-
tive.
A FIGHT AGAINST DISORDER.
Corning, N. Y, October 30.-Roosevelt
addressed large audience here in the
rain. making the disorder at Elmira last
night the subject of his remarks. The
contest in this campaign, he said, sis a
contest against lust that tyne Of thing"