The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
ROOSEVELT IS ASKED SOME HOT QUESTIONS
Teddy Gets in Terrible Rage and Refused to Answer
Hurled the Lie at His Hearers and Called
Them NameSHe Is at Home.

the governor "You are afraid 70 hear
the truth: you interrupt this meeting be-
cause you are a hoOdlum and nothing
else. You represent the diSorderiy class
that Is naturally against us. You repre-
sent those people who not only object 10
prosperity. but don't get any Of il be-
cause you won't work. Now go back to
your fellow hObOs and learn after this
(more yelling and the man evidently
turned TO deparO that you stand against
the flag; You haven't got particle Of
going away. 1 think you have learned
enough hereafter not To monkey with
the buzzsaW. Now, gentlemen, in The
temporary absence of the local police
have driven off that disturber of the
meeting" (Applause)
This city began its reception TO Gov
ernor Roosevelt By sending 200 people on
a special train to Newburgh to meet Gov
ernor Rosevelt's party. and. If possible,
to induce the candidate for governor Mr.
Odell. to come to Kingston also. In this
latter mission they succeeded and Mr.
OdeI came on the train with the gov
ernor.
The governor spoke first at the Acad-
envy Of Music, and then at two other
/ halls. Even the three halls failed TO hold
the people and an outdoor meeting was
made necessary.
Governor Roosevelt IN his speeches de-
voted himself mainly 10 the same issues
Z
Haverstraw. He took UP some Of MIR.
Bryans statements in the state, particu-
larly the one in which Mr.. Bryan said
that II elected TO office he would crush out
every private monopoly. and said:
why. that would mean the crushing
out of every business and the doing away
with a mans revenue on patent Mr.
Bryan could not DO such a thing. and he
IS dishonest when he says he would.
\ man I'm the audience cried: Three
cheers for Bryan" but the governor
smiled and said. Why" and the man
subsidized.
! Later somebody asked, What about the
Il did not catch that said the gov
IT'S only a KID said another man.
We'll. 1 have six Of those, said the
J governor. amidst q roar OF laughter, anu
/ they are not cause Of contention
/ Outside of the Young Mems Christian
Association a stand had been erected
around which was a large concourse OF
people, and the governor spoke few
words there before proceeding 70 the
! opera house.
( As the governor climbed through a win
dow and appeared on the temporary plat
J form he was greeted with mlnglnS OF
/ cheers and Kisses and hurrahs Tor Bryan
and hurrans for Roosevelt The governor
4 said he hoped good would be Done even
! 10 those upon whom the light had not
/ shOne.' This was greeted Win Iei1e"eu
cries of ''hurraE Tor Bryan. 'tnree
cheers Tor Bryan" The governor hau
I ,o,.. m without noticing me Interrupt
So -. 80 rnsv contInusa n, 1naI.y
COS D4N -
/ SAID
I .-Inere are some whom We can n1t
reAcn. ANY man VINO tn4nhs Ao4s0 = "
1 substitute lOr Thought can ilOL ~ -EF~'A
I ca 10. tApp4ause, mingled Ss-ln sLlo-t@ "a
/ --Ilurls.I AOr i,ry "a. an0 natura+-y 1e1-9
: like COINS tne otner way j MAKE ~ az
/ peal 10 every brave. honest A5sl--NA
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1 stronger appe.tI cou.d De ua4e tAs-E ~
4 mos. vino lear lib near tus trutA "a
I Ioigr. -, no was Iour miles away
/ ~ u.l. Iner viii NOS .stcu u arsu-
/ mtilJs. yuJ can guarantee that they repre-
! afraid % hear lhe truth lney are certain
/ not 10 Zee good citizens / .-i'lea! 70 eNe-y
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