New-York tribune., 1900-10-04
SPEECHES OF THE DAY.

Broken Bow, Neb Oct 3-Governor Theodore
Roosevelt and party reached here at o'clock this
morning. Senator-elect Dolliver of Iowa, and
Charles H. Dietrich, Republican candidate for Gov
of Nebraska Joined the Vice-Presidentlal
candidate, and all three addressed a crowd in the
public square. Governor Roosevelt said in the
course OF his remarks:
want to appeal to you on the ground Of your
under which we have achieved such prosperity in
the last four years. I want no better campaign
Bryan four years ago and compare them with how
YOU were told again and again that unless You had
free silver everything would go wrong Then go
trade and lower prices for your products At pres
ent, If understand them aright-and 1t is hard to
is that the brown In the Philippines has a
right to shoot at any one he wishes and the black
American, has not the right to vote.
Chadron Neb Oct 3.-At Hyannis Governor
Roosevelt and General Curtis Guild. jr, of Boston,
addressed the people Governor Roosevelt said in
part:
Tqwe Ese6nE has the seeP on to e
that they have under them the Sultan of sulu,
If we go away If. we withdraw our flag that
oome h bef SSfTS w p s 10 slavery
in this country we did not withdraw the flag from
there % until slavery yans6Sd he'd That is also also the way
to handle the question in the Philippines M pines we we
slavery and polygamy will ultimately disappear
permanent and a .hoss of others like them peTma-
nent in the isIaRS5etFOu cannot dc. everything at
in the Philippines yesterday / was asked ques-
t.H ton about Alaska In Aaska We n have merely ely
rule Of law and the punishment of offenders until
any two neighbors would come TO temporary
agreement # there was doubt about line between
may rest assured that no American territory will be
given up to any Power.
At Alliance Governor Roosevelt and United States
T1I1f
the town. Governor Roosevelt said in part:
Now. I ask the stockmen here TO compare how
they off four years ago with how they off
now we had not better have a little more of it,
We have put tariff on the importation of Mexican
and the prices you get are very much higher. half
s sn % e 6a9 36a M ana nTr an 6 5%T ne ea
you could then. All your products sell for much
years ago Every prophecy that 'i was made by our
opponents has not been justified by the result.
Now you asked to trust the party which
made those promises, every one of which came
did not keep his word, the frst time he fools you
it is his fault the second time he fools you it's
your fault
The train stopped at Crawford long enough to
enable Governor Roosevelt, Senator Dolliver and
Mr.. Dietrich. candidate for Governor to show them
selves upon platform in the middle Of the town.
Governor Roosevelt said
Mr.. Bryan has said again and again that If the
power You oGld see the prices Of rano5 anI
farm products go down; that you would see saw
ings bank deposirs go down. mortgages go up and
wage workers stand idle. Those the proph-
ecies four years ago The fu1lment has been that
here in your State your mortgages have decreased
40 per cent; in your savings banks deposits
creased % per cent, the wage workers have had
about 60 per cent greater opportunity to work and
the price of farm products has gone up from 10 to
60 per cent Out here where you raise cattle not
only the amount of cattle, but the value them,
has increased anywhere from 40 to SO per cent Now
under free Government, ii is inaena bio
right to make fools of ourselves if we wish and If
you want to go back to the old conditions that is
your right; you can go. You can go right straight
back into the slough out of which worked our
way four ago by putting into power the party
which for forty years has done any con-
structive work, but has always criticised and has
aenerallN criticised wrong