The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
MORE !: THAN H \! !. \.
A CAMPAlGN ].
OF PARTIES.
Gov. Roosevelt Yields to the Masses,
and Makes Short Speech to Those
& Assembled at Il Milwaukee. &
INTRODUCED BY sEN.QUARLEs.
Appeals to the People to Stand by
the Republican Party-Man Who
Does Real Work VIII Win.

/ Does Real Work VIII Win.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jluy 1s.-Goy
.ernor Roosevelt arrived here at 1874
o'clock, this forenoon on his homewart
Journey 10 New York. He VIII reach
Chicago ut p. m. by the Chicago. Mil
waulee & st. Paul road, and d2part fol
New York at $3.50 by the Lake Shore
limited, No stops viii be made EN-
route. y, n
Governor Roosevelt stated to an As.
ISOLATED Press representative that he
expects to begin fha campaign about
September 10. but the place Of The open.
Ing speech he has not yet determined
and viii be governed by circumstances
veto be developed. t,.s.
The vice presidential candidate was
greeted in this city by crowd ,of moro
than 5000 persons, He!was introduced
to the gathering by United tsates Suna-
tor Quarles. Governor Roosevelt was
chearea most enthusiastically He said:
Fl am glad to have the chanta.sof say:
ing even aaword to you and I.speak in
this campaign OF feeling. not merely to
Republicans; ] appeal to all good citl-
zens who hold the commonwealth dear;
appeal to the whole land who value
our well being at home,to all who honor
| n n m hal Ia. ~,
face OF all powers Of the earth. This
| campaign Is more than a party cam
palsn. This Is campaign which has
to decide at the outset OF tho twentieth
century whether we are to stride for
ward with the steps Of giant on the
| path which has been set out for us or
whether We are to shrink backward,
Appeals to the Whole World.
| u appeal to the whole world who
value prosperity. Judging the future
by the past you remember four years
ago that our opponents prophasied that
we can't BE- prosperous IL we do not
have l6 to silver. Do you remember
that? Has the prophecy turned out a
| lie? Don't trust them. Before, they
prophesIed misery II wa won. We won,
and prosperity followed. Now, II we
should put them into power, you would
see such 4 chaos of black misery and
distress In this country as a century
ana quarter of life has never seen.
ask the support OF nj men far-yIghtad
enough to see where the material In
crease OF the country lies and not will
I Ing 10 see the business welfare OF the
country submerged in the tide of dis
aster. ! ask the support OF all honest
citizens and business men who disbe-
lieve in.anarchy. ask thei. support In
the, name OF decency. civic honesty and
,of liberty that comes only with crder
and ! ask the support OF n nation. as
iof the individual. comes only through
effort to stand with us as ne make this
nation take her place In the forefront Of
the nations Of mankind.
Not the Soft and Easy Life.
| 1T is not the man who lives n soft
| and easy life, but the men who goes out
TO DO the real work Of the world and Sc
cures success for himself These are the
men who you believe In and honor.
II see before me many men who wear
the buttons;r men that fought In the
great war and, in time that tried
mems souls they, proved true. We only
fought In I little war. Naughter.) You
faced four years Of trial and privations
aud ilardships and saw. the best and
brarest among you shed their blood for
the flag. Did you do that in pursuit of
ease? The easy thing would have been
10 stay at home. You remember when
the blanket proved too heavy, by day
and not heavy enough by night. i have
been there. Al tina, time. II we hud fol-
lowed the. advice Of the weak-hear,rd
we could have avoided all tbs eloodshed
and troubie-the woe and misery tina,
came TO the women and Children who
stayed behind ~ X
War and Blood Still Exists.
You could have avoided four wars