The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-23
VILE ABUSE
BY ROOSEVELT
Candidate Finds Hostile
Crowds in Own State.
CALLS BRYAN MEN
HO0DLUMS AND HOBOES
Turns Angrily on Men Who
Ask Questions.

Kingston, " Y, Oct Ex-Governor
Roosevelt finished the first day of his
Hylns campaign through the state in
hlnSston tonight, after travelling
elShty-nIne miles and making eight
speeches., the longest being at New
burSh and Kingston
Spectators interrupted the speaker
Win questions, IN every instance re
ceIVlng reply At West Nvack a man
cIoSe TO the car cried and reitera ted
II urrah Tor Bryant" and Mr.. ROose-
Eeit replied, Why don't YOU hurrah
iOf AltSeid and 2guinaIdO?' The
cheering ceased Another called
nat about the ice trllst2~ and he
answered, This election will be de-
cIded by the patriots and men of sense
IN the country. who Outnumber the.
snoGters or your type The ice trust
gal way"
A man in the crowd at Newburch
said IN low tone Of voice. why did
you call Democrats towards and dis
honest Roosevelt heard him and
Hung quickly this characteristic reDlv-
It's lie I never said such a thing
II IS Democrats. good Democrats, who
swell our majority"
Toward the end of his remarks at
New burEn the governor was interrupt
ed number Of times by shouts Of
W nat IS the matter with Bryan -
Down with trusts Governor ROOSp-
welt remarked. That gentleman has all
the symptoms Of a Bryante.'' which
sally was greeted with laughter and
applause Then. walking over to one
side Of the platform and speaking di-
rectIy towards the point from which
the shouts arose. the governor said:
You look like one Of those men who
work exclusively with their mouths.
What do YOU mean TO do with the cot
ton bale trust Of Mr. Jones or the ice
f,F NTr- Of
is the matter with Bryan2 Hes all
rIGht-) That IS an argument OF wind
You are afraid 10 hear the truth You
interrupt this meeting because You are
a hOOdlum and nothing else. You rep
resent the GiSOTderly class that is
naturally against us You represent
those people Who not only object To
prosperity. but who do NOT get any of
II, because You Won't work tApplauSe.)
Nov, go back To your fellow hOboes
and learn after this tmore yelling. and
the man evidently turned To- depaTt)
that you stand against the flag You
have not got a particle of patriotism
in you 7 am glad you are going away y
1 think You have learned enough here
after not To- monkey with the buzz
saw. UOng continued aDpiauseD Now.
gentlemen. in the temporary absence Of
the local police ! have driven off that
distur5er of the meeting tApDlaUSe-)
Declares Organism" Base.
At West Nyack Governor Roosevelt
You have been asked by our oppO-
nencs at different times WHAT We're the
paramount issues in this campaign /
can tell YOU The paramount issue for
tho whole nation IS, once for al, L.
stamp underfOOJ Organism And WITH
il in state goes the less important
question Of the stamping undertoot Of
CrokeriSm.
Organism means different things I'D
different places. but Fundamentally Il
/ means an appeal to the lowest passions,
! TO those qualities that I'm the last an
aIysis are most dangerous To the wei
/ fare of the people
! At kingston Governor Roosevelt in
{ his speeches. took up some u ar EEE'-
ans statements in the state parucu-
/ Iarlv the one in which Mr. Bryan said
! II elected To- ONCE he would crush out
I every private monopoly He said
Why. that would mean crushing out
} every business and che U3lnS a@ az
( with a mans revenue on Il patent "
/ Rrvan could not 10 such thing, az
/ he is dishonest when he says he would
Meets Embarrassing Remarks
A. the governor climbed through 4
! window and appeared on the tempo
/ - r,1s+for777 in front of the Y. N. g
/ he was greeted with a mlnSllnS OF
cheers and Kisses and hufrsnS LpI
I Frz-a, and Turrahs for Roosevelt Inc
| governor assured those assembled JIist-
! if was a pleasure to see q me lCEi-O-' =
/ He stated that he hoped good would
! 10 done even to those upon whom the
I5onr had not Vet ShCne- rms was
erected with renewed cries OF "HurIet-
for Rrvant-' Three cheers Tor Bryan
The governor had gone on without no
ticing the Interruptions, puL as IL ool1-
tinued, he finally said
reach. ANY man who thinks noise Is
| 4 substitute for thought cannot pE al,
Dealed 10 applause. mlnSied WIZ
/ shouts OF .Hurrah for BryanJ aLl.'
naturally feels like gong enc ~ -
v-av- (AppIauSeD I make an dppeaL q.
( az-ery man. 10 every brave and none7'
. man a voice Who got ShcI III ~
bacI10 no stronger appeal thah ps
those who fear to hear the truth =,
! -. who was four miles away
/ When men Will not listen 10 arguments
Won can guarantee that they repLE5el
/, J \ T,-e+r1- moor party applause W n+i
, / -, 7ra afraid to hear the Uutn Jhee
ara certain not to be goou cIli1 -
| (aDDIauSe.D I appeal 10 every
aDd decent citizen TO vote against tli'
60 ~ encourages that kind o.
. fo1Iv-- y.aFIrLze rOVCEiSn or tnaI SleiIlil
; rryT,av show how utterly unsafe II WOu-'
{ - = trust any kind of gOEernIHeul u
- the hands Of people Of that sort ~
I pIause) They are giving SG - 81
Z / r,,5,.E,Ia object lesson on BFydLllSiL
- Of What's the matter with 1ed
- d1.a Hes All right.D 7 would tel you
/ gentleman. another thing tney N M.
D better boiler row. for they won I non IL,
? after election They have a9 ,llt-, 10 Ala
> sr7,1ser7eut tonight" daughter
2 s Voice. = feel sorry for you TED
n Go right on. eentlemI!e5n- W, WIN ma a
= element in your midst ike tnt .L. mo no
people naturally oolecl % -, T{7-v
arnT7aut- fCries of Bryan, Bryan I'l-
q .;SuDpose You give cheer for CroAe
Z NJ. AT7IfraIdo.-- applause 49, -,,-
5 The governor closed by 50 il 1-,5 ~
n h. bs5 STAYED longer than he hed ~. II.
. .o,,5e1 as he found the noisy Senli7
J. men. so interesting
; End Their Lives Together
Cory. Pa. oct. 2z--tiaLry t,91 5c,5 +