The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10
Republican Battle
Draws To a
Close.
PRESIDENT WILL
| STAY in CANTON
Roosevelt Says the Democratic
Platform Stands For
Anarchy.


ernor Roosevelt was shown a newspa
per today in which was published a
rumcr that he was on the verge of d
collapse from excessive work in the
political campaign. The Governor good
humorcdly said his weight and general
appearance were sufficient denial of
the report, adding that he was actu-
ally in the best of health. 1t is be-
lieved that the rumor arose from the
fact that the Governor wrote to New
York city that he might be excused
from speaking on Saturday. and that
the trip through Long Island, schedul-
ed fo~ Monday, be cancelled as he
wished to finish his speech making in
his nome village of oyster Bay Mon
day night.
The Governor and his party left here
at 9 clock, bound for Oswego, with
many stops scheduled on the way.
! CLEAN, n. Y, Nov. 2.-The Roose-
welt car made it's first stop at Ran
dolph, where the Governor spoke brief
: ly. AZ Olean the Governor said in
part:
Il an. passing through a part of the
upon to roll up great majorities for the
cause Of decent citizenship. In this
campaign that is the fundamental
issue. More and more during the past
few weeks the effects of our opponents
appeal tc disorder have become mani
fest. Mr.. Croker's open incitement to
riot at the polls is but a fitting climax
to the Bryanite campaign, in which
mob violence at political meetings has
become recognized feature. A sin
gular thing in connection with this
campaign is the attitude of the people
who, having opposed Bryan four years
ago, are now supporting him, although
he represents every principle which
they then condemned. Mr.. Bourke
Cochran, for instance used four years
ago stronger language than / would
now. If you will turn to the New York
World of October 80, 1896, you will see
that when an attempt was made to
break UP meeting which he was ad-
dressing, Mr.. Cochran said:
Bryan and the crowd of lunaticS
and ruff'ans who follow him illustrate
| their platform, which stands for anar-
l chy ard riot.
: Personally, l should not use the
? phrasaoIogy which Mr.. Cochran is re-
ported 20 have employed, but the
! thought was exact then, and it is
. equally true now. The Kansas City
platform and those who uphold it stand
for the forces of disorder and If ma
= tional dishonesty, and here in this
4 State, for the forces of civic dishor,-
. esty as well, and when such is the
case, we have the right to appeal for
the support of every true American.
Our opponents throughout this cam
paign have appealed not only to class
. and sectional hatred but have striven
to pander to race prejudice. We draw
c no such distinctions. We care nothing
: whether q man is banker or a farm
n er, a railroad man or a mechanic, q
business man or day labore1. We
n care nothing whether he was born
;. here or abroad. We care nothing fol
h his creed. All we are concerned witt
: is that he is a good citizen. Durins ;
f this campaign in different States.
have been championing the election of
or working on the stump with, men
who by birth or ancestry were, some
of them, of the old American stock
g others OF German, Irish, Scotch anC
~ Scandinavian blood or like mys.lf o
ii Holland origin, but we come befor,
il you, not as Hollanders, Germans, Ir
a ishInen, Scotchmen, Scandinavians, ma
W tive -Dorn or foreign born. We conn
o before you as Americans appealing t
n our tellow-Americans
MKINI.EY TO RECEIVE RETURNS
n CANTON, Nov. president McKin
ley has decided to remain in Cantor
to receive the news of the election mex
Tuesday night and to return to Wash
ington Wednesday. TelegraphiC wire
are being run into the house for fur
p nishlng the President with the eIectio
!" returns. There will also be increase
= long distance telephone service provid
~, ed, furnishing direct communicate
~ between the Presidents Canton mouse
~ the hrme of Governor Roosevelt a
" Oyster Bay, n. Y, the White House a
Washington and Republican heaiquar
ters at Chicago and New York
INDIANA SAFELY REPUBLICAN.
10 CHICAGO, Nov. HAIRY s. New
National Committeeman from Indiana
+ /, who accompanied Senator Hanna t
o. Fort Wayne and other points IN tina
State yesterday today said:
in Indiana is safely Republican thi
n year beyond a doubt. and Mckinley
majority Will be greater than in 1885,
All claims to the contrary are mls'ead
ing and false. Though close State
it is as safely Republican as Michi
T. gan or Illinois,
~ PETURNS IN NEW YORK.
IL NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Joseph F
he Manley of Augusta, Me, and Senate
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