The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-24
GOV. ROOSEVELT
WARNS TO HIS WORK.
srLENCEs THE INTERRUPTIONS OF
HOSTILE HEARERS.
Vice Presidential Candidate Visits
Many cities and Towns In New
York and Addresses Thousands
Accuses Bryan of Insincerity.

STANFORD. n. Y. Oct "a Gov.
Roosevelt finished the second day az MS
New York state campaign in Norwich
tonight, speaking to a large audience. He
Travelled. today i5e miles, and made four
speeches. ana finished his days Work
in good voice.
The entire day was an ovation the
crowds. in comparison 10 the population
OF the places. being large. The three
largest places stopped at today were
Stamford, where he spoke in a hall; one
onta, where he addressed a large outdoor
meeting, and al Bloomvllle. where he
said:
Il want TO can your attention 20 lit
tie incident that occurred last night IN
New York. ! think you can sometimes
know man by the company he Keeps.
You can sometimes tell something about
a candidate by the people who are his
most active supporters. There was a
Bryan meeting last night In New York,
In Cooper Union, think. ~ that meet
ing the morning papers report that the
two people who were most enthusiastic
ally eheered were Asuinaldo. OF the
Philippines. and Aitgeld OF Illinois. i
think IL was entirely proper 10 cheer one
II you cheer the other: II was entirely
appropriate TO cheer tho man who par
doned the anarchists In this country. and
the man who has been striking at our
soldiers on the other side of the earth.
Now Inlfik OF DuFtN tUtl fttttS fn tHat
kind Of support symbolized BY the men
who cheered Altgeld and Aguinsld0, the
latter as great apostle OF freedom. and
few months ego certain RrNanite al
luded 10 him a second George WASH
ington You may not be familiar with
Aguinaido's history. so | will give Il 10
you briefly"
Continuing, Gov. Roosevelt reviewed
as he had in several previous speeches,
the career OF Aguinaido. lie then said
~. .
Is reduced to champion that type OF
man."
Interruption Rcbuked.
Az Roxbury. a few miles below Siam
ford. Gov Roosevelt was angered by a
man In the crowd yelling;
"Hurrah for Bryan"
"Hurrah for Bryan" said the govern
or. why do you hurrah for Bryan
When any man says hurrah for Bryan
always feel like asking why"
A voice-'They can't answer"
Because Mr.. Bryan has announced
that Mr.. Croker Is the prophet OF Tam
many Hall and the state.
Again. why hurrah for Rryan, Why,
for the as-cent dollar. for the prospect oi
cutting In two the nations honor. - that
a good reason for saying 'Hurrah for
BryanT Why don't you hurrah for Ag.
uinaido7 You will give the greatest pos
slble comfort 10 every Malay bandit who
Is shooting at the nag II you help or aid
the Bryanfxcd Democracy IN any way.
make that distinction between the Bry'
anixed Democracy and the Democracy ol
Jackson"
New Paramount issue.
The committee at Stamford had secured
the new opera house for The addresses
and the party was driven there In csr.
rlages An audience that tested the
capacity OF the house greeted Gov
Roosevelt az he walked upon the stage
He said in part:
Now. Mr.. Bryan yesterday was speak
ing about trusts. Apparently trusts are
nov the paramount issue Tho para
mount issue has changed 80 often that Il
has been a little diflrult 10 keep up with
a. Yesterday in his speech he proposed
two remedies for the trusts, The fFsl
remedy was 70 put on the free list at
truxt-made articles His next prorosi-
tion was to provide by iaw that there
shall be interferencs by the federal gov.
edy as being marked 10 the last degres
by folly.
Mr.. bryan Not Sincere.
THE act af Mr.. Ryan IL not sincere
Sic claims that II the Democrats party
haa chance they wouid abolish trusts
Well, he had four years In congress. and
during that time some 1f The rsslliou dol.
lar trusts we're formed. and ] have not
voice 70 stop them AnA then yoa re-
member that the records OF congress
show that all but four Democrats In tbs
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