The sun., 1900-10-18
10000 HEAR ROOSEVELT:
MONSTER MEETING CHEERS HIM
AT CLEVELAND.
III, Hat struck with . Psbbie-Gov. Reo'evsh
Tell, Of the Ruin Bryan would brins 70
American Industries 90 ohio Towns sho"
rhsir En,b usiasm for the Republican Ticket.

Ihen tot INV
CLEVELAND Ohio. Oct i7.-Tens OF thousands
OF people came out into the streets OF SieVe-
land tonight TO cheer Gov. Roosevelt and the
party for which he Ia campaigning. FROM
O'Clock until nearly 10 the streets. all slisten.
lng with strings OF electric lights and decorated
plllars have been crowded with bodies OF
marching men. Cleveland does not remember
another such night OF political parading.
Gov Roosevelt spoke at three places. HIS
speech ia the great armory reached 10000 poo
pie and was received with great demonstrations
of approval The names Of President Mckinley
and senator Hanna were greeted with cheers
that were deafening. There were few inter
ruptions from Bryan shouters who had been
placed around the hall. but the disturbance
made ly them WAS drowned by the groans oil
dsapproval from the audience
The Newbug meeting, In the iron workers
district, was thoroughly disordcrly. The
Dryan element got early into tho tent In which
the meeting was held and stayed there until
the place was filed right up and hundreds Of
good Republicans were left outside out
NJ hearing The police did what
they could TO suppress the dis
mrbprs. but were not very successful
There vas persistent Missing Of the Governor
from the Bryau-paclied corners when he APP
pcarcd The Governor, however. showed his
grit by speaking three times as long as he had
intended and meeting every assault on hS
patience with cheerful and expansive smile.
As the Governor was leaving the New burg
meeting a mall boy threw a pebble which
struck him Oh the hat. The hat was not dented
and Gov Roosevelt was in no way hurt.
There was brief rally in front Of the Honen-
den Hotel late at night
At the armory meeting Gov. Roosevelt said
ia part: .,.,
20 have cuanre To 49," yuu. II seems 70 me
thai come mere not 70 Try TO teach you any any,
von, Tor I shall 90 back to New York and tell
them that ! want, New York 20 Try 70 30 90 as
we'll ~ Ohio is doing Applause ONO -
going 70 make the riffia Applause 1t IN
Il wan, YOU TO look back for yourselves.
free soup kitchens. \ voice. once more AK
bryan 10 answer your questions! Make Nun
but will put them to lin again. lApphlseI
Now II you want free soup of the tnin variety.
YOU can have It hy voting for free silver. They
NO one With common sense Is so foolish as
10 desire the deStfu'tion OF capual Every
reasonable man understands and believes that
Ovprgrown corporations should be subject 10
rigid supcrysion and when necessary to re-
striction. Mr. Bryan's declared remedy for
tho evils which exist in such corporations Is
tho destruction OF the Industries concerned.
bearing down In one common ruin employer
FOR example. sugar Is manufactured by
such Il corporation. Mr.. BRYAN fayors the
destruction OF the sugar refining and sugar
beet and cane sugar growing industries OF the
United States by the Introduction Of free foreign
refined sugar into this country. II would prob
ably DESTROY the corporation he desires TO de
stroy II would also destroy every man who raises
sugar beets or sugar cane or works In sugar
4 have asked him 10 state which Of the com
moditips made by big corporations he specif-
cuy desires to have made free. According
10 the Kansas City platform, he would have all
Of them made free: he would have such COM
mOditics a. American worsted cloths made bY
the An,ercan W2ollen COMPANY exposed TO
not only driving American NorkinGmen from
the woollen and worsted mills. of, the United
States. but depriying every Ohio farmer OF an
Mr. Bryan's policy would include free STEEL
free glass. free china and pottery and the ,eA-
posuTe Of the American workingmRn as well as
the American capitalist 10 unrestricted compe-
ttion with all the nations OF the world, even
with the competition OF Chinese labor. which
makes silks and porcelain and grows rice and
wool to compete with the products OF American
we are opposed to correcting an evil by the
utter destruction Of the industry in which that
evil exists. |, drain pipe IS out Of order IL IL
very poor economy to get rid OF the dli''culty
10y burning down the house lApplause !
our method Of dealing with these evils - TO
correct the corporation laws which permit such
Il don't wonder that now, in the days OF the
BryanlIed Democracy, the Democrats who
ONl lli te ItIl'l l'. OF Jtll oTsOI anu JdNh1pu
an honest ballot and jefferson said that DEM
ocray m"ayt hard money. evanston and the
h"1 h""d hi, OF a9gI fG Gnt Iii yss the eH man wo8ld
have had 4 hard time with him who tried to get
him to lie down before AguiuaIdo. Applause.
appeal to iou, men of ONO, who sent Iorth
20 many Ol your -OuS in the OLD dly, OF the
civil War. Iappeal TO the Young men il tn" name
uf the memories uf those veterans hu proved
their worth In the days that tried Ncu'H souls:
let ~ zee 70 It that We do not Disgrace their
D,@.IGlwara T. the The home Of the Ohio state Unit
yer.ity II - also the home II q lavhdTiyer
who made NJ his mind To distinguish himself
and h" succeeded. The driver was n man ~
one iIr,. lie had heard Of GOV Roosevelt ~
rough rider. lie made up his mind that the
In Delaware. The Governor was hardly in tho
"lrrias" before the driver cracked his
ward with a Nl'rh that nc1rlv threw the oc-
.uplult ont bI'hward Thou h." started up
ono another y .th both hands every time that
'he carriage struck q hump When the Gov
"run" reached GRAY iap"l, where he made ht1
-peoch ,o a.uOh p"ppl" Including The students
~ N" university. the driver turned o him with
/ eiin,- vnu never rode much rougher than
hat, did Nuu' Il will bc 70 long time before
vow l"rro vuur' 70 to Drlaware.
with deep cWui,uu, that I will never forget
o." II va quite apparent that ia" man had
no 'tNa 'tll " itt'Nffllbt ma N'l passed 'lFDEn
one Of lIe urp.t lovOus treats Of his life
The meeting was ru.N Ncupi by frequent
Cr"'r- from fIc ul.l"g" ueu aud by rectUrO-
cltpry -U1Irl, from fha Nouug women ~ a
uelsnhor,nx seminary who sat all Ia row
In tine cutlery.
1hc~p ware thousands ~ people AZ the sta
'iOu~ at Marion aud I pucr SaUdU-Ev FOS-
toria. fU" Eut~--uAklug town. had arranged
to nav" 'N' Governor ! clN from the balcony
on the second Nunr Of the HAYS House. The
Strn"i Vu- nlrruW ant -uHco was at a great
premium on" citizen VINO fought and Strug-
tICi uu tho Sidewalk cOu-u'el himself audihlv
with the reflection that ho had sod the use
~ his ONE" window opposite the hotel for IS
Tor tho morning
rhr tain -toupod for wqtcr ~ Rralner, a
small town near Toledo soon after IL started
on, Or II hplbrOOk Curtis aud Cpl Guild found /
small hoy uuthc front platform Of the Minne-
sofia CRYING n though bis life wa~ in danger
They took him in and u" told them between
sn,flles that ur Wa Howard Roe. that ne was
II ye1r- old and that Suily Evans and Joe
PIKE and -ouc other mean fellows had put him
On aud wouldn't l'' hlm get m until II was
too late lie Wa very huar-e and they learned
that n" hid 'H~i his voice ~
political rally last Monday night on his in
dignaut deaf as THAT il was n Democratic meet
ing they took him uu 80 Gov. Koo>eN eli. Who
took solemn coGu-el with him a. to the hett
treatment for sor" throat. Then Ballard and
Henry, the servant, Of the Minnesota, filed his
iu~ides and COL Guild provided him with a
'icEot from pcmberville back 10 Bralner At
The last moment Joe was very grateful. "spe-
oil Ia .tH. Hoo