The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-29
RAILROAD DAY AT BUFFALO.
DEEPEN MAKES An ADDRESS IN
THE TEMPLE or MUSIC.
" Must safeguard Our Citizenship"
Tie Va, Tribute TO Mckinley
Precautions Pour Times - Great -
ep the ia, the President Wa shot.

lie says-A Tribute To Mckinney
precautions Pour Times - Great -
on The ia, the President Was shot.
BryvAio. Sept. 7s.-when nat de-
,.u arrived in Buffalo this morning. to
10 orator Of Railroad Day. hs was met at
IA. station by two Buffalo detectives. who
lad instruction. rot 20 leave him for n
momont whils he s here. Detectives
D.ytne and Hcnafelt. two trusted local
onSorr- acted az his bodygtard to the
Exposition and were Close TO him wherever
he vent.
The heavy excursion traffc caused the
Senator'S train to be half an hou late.
lie went hrst " the home Of his nephew,
Ganson Depew. and proceeded at onoe
20 tho Exposition. where from the east
bandstand Of tho EsplanAde he reviewed
tho parade provided by the railroad com
panles and tho Midway shows. Next, he
went 20 the stadium. who're a man rode a
bicyclo from a height into a pool 81 water
A. noon Senator Depow held a reception
In the New York state building. Those
Who approached 10 shake hands with him
pas-ed between two rows Of Exposition
guard. and plain clothed detectives TIN
pr~rauuons were four times As great as
N the day President Mckinley was shot.
Former Postmaster General Wilson \.
Ria-all and Mr. Clevelsnd's other Buffalo
friend. Daniel y Lockwood. stood with
senator Depew. Aftervard Senator Depew
went to the Temple Of Music and standing
not far from { he place Of tho assassination
ieivered an address
After reviewing the railroad history OF
his country he ~sid The time has como
when the law must draw the line between
liberty and licensc. Teaching the weak or
depraved or ignorant 70 Kill our rulers u
not the liberty guaranteed bv our Deciafa-
lion Of Iudepsndcnce. We elect from anon
ourselves for n brief tenur~ tho-e who shail
govern W. and carry out our laws To-day
our fellow citizen becomes "A President 10y
he fairly registered will Of the majority,
and tomorrow he ~ again one 81 ourselves
IN his private citizenship No one could
rafise n call from his Countrym"n 90 nus
great othrs. and At l. within the legitifnat"
ambition ard possibility II every American
.av r. make war on him for the same
r"a ION and iu 'ho safn" way ~ II he were n
lssrs, vno ~accg"i2@l No 'igh's du" lis
pl,r.--s subjects L. nm attack on the
fUHHlfi.u- Of .lT liberty our social siru'''
.r. iud al that makes hfr worth the living
We must safeguard oar t.,S"n-nip We
'.u-t rp,.- tho barriers AMI incfca-" ti' "a
..lr,w'ut~ for Immigration Whi" Nlls
u.,fp~f rrE o'lI country from the admission
- " w. To-
nlrH, tho power 90 vSl"i 'n"ti
IS a." hnre 20 vi-'t hts superb eN-
.Iltinr oi tho peaceful development 81
.ur own arH - our sister countries 81
North aud south America Bui We are
4. iu. '.. bore Pre-, lem Mckinney vas
. 'r.t Is..u,ly aHi tou'Iy a~~.a~~ih1'~i
'H, cannot ad olru without expressing
ulr rprJ,' - 'Nc murder, and top" Tor
.~.rt-i-ttYu v-'.h viii specially 'n'-t tins
ro'-. r'lUtH. aui ouf love- All rover
H#.n NH .r. ..."f Xf4a| Pr. lent p ere
,- hut Cra .s,'iu"n' among those rno
'Di.-I fot alJ 'hos" who voted ngain-'
ulp im.ncars loved william Nckiri"v
a., luuost,. Me and '"ud"f 'Nuii"n
90 ~ iuya.u wife are part ~ every Am"rI-
rap ON. ia vas always a warm iU'td
g rEi,r.al r.rn. and appointed "a 'Oop'no-
Two "urfr1"r .r h" Thirl Assistant la~'-
wa.tcr-D,rrra.. ono 81 tho most r".ponsl-
ID" positions in tu' Government. Iufhg
u., alminI-tfa. ion. 10y reason ~ Increased
Prosperity. one hundred and nine, v-fppr
thousand aid'i'nll m"u Law" lT-'n placed
~ me nav rolls of m" railways, and on"
hurirod AMI ten millions 81 dollars mon"
pa! yearly 800 wages
pI- 'v-' - history. and an important
and brilliant cipI'"r II IN" INST t,.pri-
'rav' era 10 our Cpur'ry'S m" N'h
10 prn,urico ~ rtr'iR.r-'ip. ~" r4r al
'i's With pride the great Iari ~" haS played
.. 30" drama of natip'- III. "gt'v 10
Nl-cHur'rvm'n - 49," evlrIpl" Htfh" accept
900 AID Performance - every dg.y,
,lnlic and private. with o.. yau' cherr-
.si1"ss RrG %-rrupgi,us hd"iiy II" never
rul.tucd ~ his bot ~ Of h- task hlt
l.v.u-ly I'D 3D." work i"fore hIr II -
,.ud's vill was "a" motto uf lis lfo is u
w. 30" ..Hsale'irr iu rs dcs'h lie wa-
o 81 idi.r 90 th" vrpSs without cant ~ rant,
or feI- nr fpUatict~W u was his ii'a
Which hf'.t him frIu IN" rauk- 20 is Nr1't
uf hi- o glmn.t t-i. o." n. M ~ age. y iI'h
gave hir1 tho leadership Boz ih" Hpl~' Of
Rcpr.-'Ht-t''.- witch cavrlsI him l'''
100 Pr siipu,y ard CAV" his admit ,t-trt-
y such marynll ,p- sur~'ss i wrde
me last %. ur- 0ud Iytng wurl- most ga
'retiC. fullest ~ rruI' s.I resignation
rud most %opluIv heroic "" ".o a. io
lived IN 'hs u~,adrtf and hight -''-' a
,nris'isU and O. rr'-i.'
III" senator dti 49, attend the wedding
y. ~, iN'u - lfpr-. vl"'" % NllNar -plel"r
~ Wnr-iHi 90 % L. -'ur rn.e'.i fu' ~" ~tW
in. nrsg. .r,- ON 'ur ltt. and 'h' vravd
vNirr isurs"d 'ho Nriwp, ~ night Whom
fh" 'sJtIu & o'ui'tu l-ghu md pthrT