Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-01
ROOSEVELT
SPECIAL TRAIN

Buffalo, n. Y. Nov. 1.-THE Roosevelt
special pulled out Of Buffalo at $50
this morning bound for jamestown and
scheduled to stop at many places along
the route. The governor felt very well,
his voice not appearing TO have felt
the strain Of last nights three meet
ings. For the first time since the
campaign began he last night attended
dinner after he was through with
the meetings. Former Senator John
Laughlin Of this city gave a dinner 10
the orators and newspaper men Of the
train and the governor asked 10 be IA.
oluded In the party He made few
remarks about the pleasant features Of
the trip and the great assistance rem
dered by those who have accompanied
him.
Attlca, n. Y, Nov. 1.-The first stop
Of the Roosevelt train today was made
at Batavia, where the governor said:
Beyond all other issues are the issues
Of orderly liberty under the law and OF
civic honesty. Mr. Bryans chief lieu-
tenant Mr.. Croker. represents the
forces which stand for civic dishonesty
and now they openly champion the
cause Of riot, Of mob violence, Of upset.
ting by force or fraud the verdict rem
dercd by Che people at the polls With
out any rebuke or reputation Of Mr..
Bryan and with the openly expressed
encouragement and approval OF Senator
Jones who Is running Mr. Bryan's ma
tional canvass, Mr.. Croker has now
twice, In open statement, melted the
violent and the laWless 90 open riot Oh
election day next Tuesday lie has
done this In 80 many words, with the
approval, tacluy expressed. Of the ma
ti0nal leaders of his party. Such ad-
! vice is a fitting sequence 20 Che way In
which the members OF his party for
the last six weeks have been conduct
Ing their campaign IL Is fitting and
natural when mobs are encouraged 60
break up peaceable political meetings
10 interfere with the right Of free
speech and OF free discussion on the
platform Of the issues before the PEG
use AAAtAA NlliAH NIANAIA ANAANW NlAN w AANtA
the organized leaders Of the party
guilty Of such conduct calculated 20
overthrow the verdict of the people
when II shall be given. Let me recall
TO you that our present election law
which provides for equal representa-
ton Of the two parties through their
representatives az the count u ballots
was passed by a Republican legislature
and signed by a Democratic governor.
the late Roswell J. Flower, a Democrat
of the Old school. by the way. who four
years ago repudiated Mr. Bryan and his
teaching stauuchly on the side u order
and honesty. Nr. Jones and Mt Croker
know well that under the present cleo
ton law In this state, absolute justice
win be done unless they or their friends
are able 10 prevent 10 being done. Have
these men forgotten the events OF rs
and "a in this state? Have they for
gotten that precisely such inhamma-
tory statements, such indictments 70 not
and disorder of which they are now
guilty then led In Troy 10 the murder o.
one man at the polls and 20 the execu-
ton Of his murderer Those men inoite
ignorant and evil men 10 such deeds as
have IN the pas; have eliminated IN
murder as are liable 40 any time 70 cui'
| inmate in murder. They themselves,
no matter who may De guilty would go
free though morally guilty While
their lawless dupes would pay the run
penaty OF the law Have those men
forgotten that scores OF election officers
in 1894 paid 90 prison the penalty OK
doing Just the Kind OF thing which they
now try TO inC'te others 20 attempt LET
/ there he no Misunderstanding Every
| power OF the State win be exerted 20 see
on next Tuesday each man IN this state
shall cast his vote az he pleases aud
shall have it counted as cast
81 should regret the election OF NJ.
Bryan as the greatest possible calamity
| that could befall the nation, but II Mr'
Bryan has a plurality Of but one vote
IN his state it's c0lnt viii be protected
, by every force Qt the command Of On.
executive and the same measure o.
justice that we meet 90 others We
shall ha u1pnfad fo ue ln return.