The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-26
GOV. ROOSEVELT INVADES
DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD
Sharply Retorts by Quertes Pro-
pounded by bryan Sympsthirers.
in the Gallery.

SYRACUSE, N. ". oct, s5.-The closing
speeches Of an arduous day in the Rcose-
welt campaign were made at Auburn and
Syracuse after jumps through widely d.
vergent counties. Although II was IA
verable day. because while In Auburn
and Syrsguse there were several Interrupt
tions. the questions and answers we're
rather In a good-natgred form, and there
was no friction which Indicated desire
on the part OF either auestioner or an
swerer TO enter into a personal contro-
versy.
Syracuse itself was blaze of lights.
while hundreds of people thronged the
streets. The auditorium where the speech
making was held and the square where
the outside meeting took place were both
too small to accommodate those who de-
sired to hear Gov. Roosevelt,
In Auburn three meetings had 20 be held
TO accommodate the people. 1t was at
this place that the first serious Interrupt
ton OF the day occurred. The governor
had started at the first meeting upon an
exposition OF the trust question. During
his remarks a man in the upper gallery
cried out:
''Hurrah for Bryan
why" retorted the governor. squarins
himself toward the place from whence the
cry came, and pausing for a reply. when
sHe does not know" said the governor
OF Intelligence"
question OF expansion.
"in this city Mr.. Bryan actually dared
TO appeal to the memory OF Seward;
wonder. well, ! don't wonder ~ MT
Bryan, but under any other conditions
appeal and forgetting that one ~ the
greatest services that Mr.. Seward rem
dered TO this country was that under nle
guidance this country expanded over
Alaska and II expanded without the con-
sent OF the governed there"
How about MetcalfsH came an inter-
'Metcaifg'' said the governor, IN puz-
zied way. Then. remembering that Mt.
Metcalf was president of the y NJ os.
sorns te u SoMn & nrsan was
aMetcalf is all right. II Mr.. BRYAN was
half as right he would be fortunate.
Canal query Answered.
How about the caralsY'' came from the
gallery before the governor could pro-
II will answer You once for aii.r said
the governor do you mean IN THIS
yes" came the reply back.
II answer" said the governor. that
they are administered with aesolute hon,
esty and efficiency. as YOU know, IL you
know anything about them.
Al Syracuse the governor was hrs,
driven to a stand erected ON Inc square
which he was 20 speak later. The crowd
was so dense that II was only with tho
utmost dimculty the police could open a
way sufficiently wide for his carriage q
pass through. When the governor got on
the stand the crowd surged up against y
with Irresistible force, and II was not u:i-
III the governor himself induced those tn
the rear to crowd the other way that the
crush was somewhat nhatcd.
II don't care who you arc going Ia vote
for for president" said the governor.
Don't hurt the women and children,
You know here In America we are espe-
cially proud ~ the way thn crowd he
HAYES Itself ard | want YOU 10 show q
good example here
II want, IN sh~ first Instance" con
tinued MIR Rooseyelt. ito express my
thanks to the members ef the syracuse
police department for the courtesy and
efficiency they have shown. want e
thank them. and. therefore. the Demo
cratic municipal authorities. for the care
they have taken 10 see that there should
be no disorder. no improper conduct.
Now | have 90 go In To speak In the
hall and | only want 10 say that ! nm
Immensely impressed by this wonderful
osftpourlng
The governors party and the police
then formed themselves into what n foot.
ball player would call y flying wedge. and
succeeded in reaching the ball