The sun., 1902-10-24
GOV. ODELL IN ROCHESTER.
,DDRTSSES 4 MONSTER MEETING
~ FJTZHfGH HALI.
uc pays IIis Respects 10 David ID. IIiii
and says Thst Wis system Of Politics
.. Not Above board or Honest Gov.
OdcIi and De,cw Just Escape Injury.


RocuvsTgR. Oct, - Compared TO tho
nm meotiug "a few nights ago, to-nigh's
,nthualsS'ic gathering of Republicans at
tI'1iugh Hall was monster afIair. Roches-
crp,lpla hav. reason to feel shame faced
4, tn fact that they could furnish no larger
,re-hng plac" for the great number who
raui,d to hear Gov. Odoll and Senator
p.rnw. Two or three good-sized overflow
,r settings could have bean made out Of
.hosc who were turned away Of tho Fitz-
rush Hall.
Largo delegations we're here from Dams
tile Albion, Medina, Batavia and other
ulaces The train carrying the Governor
did not get in early enough to enable
Rochcs,"r people to give public reception
bu, the Hon. George ". Aldrdge. the Re-
puhlicau leader, welcomed Gov. Odell aud
no other guests and assured them that
.-ery thing pointed TO record-breakinc
Hepuhlican majority in Monroe this fall.
On the way 10 the hotel the team drawing
ne guests got scared, aud Gov. Odell,
senator Depew aud the Others had To
.crainhlc out TO escape injury. The street
fa,wern Powers Hotel ana the hall was
densay packed with people. who cheered
while bombs exploded. fireworks rpluttered
aud bands played "See the touquering
Hero Comes,
Although the weather was threatening.
many women hrav.d il and pushed their
vey into the hail Gov. Odell was greeted
With loud applaus" as he rose TO speak.
lie -aid.
That party which seeksto succeed by creat-
iug friction bet ween employees and the
.Irployer by base appeals to cupidIty or pas
-iou is one that no citizen Of our country
-rould couutsuance and one that never can
win, nectu-s the people of our state and OF
oiIr ration tnv. too high a regard Tor all
nat has come to u through liberty oi ectioh
and ndiyIdual right,. II that 9G socl"'ism,
avs Gov Hill In \ recent address. when
ISvo,afiug The seizure of private property
AID Government interference WITH vested
right-. make the most OF II. Following
that cloud which then hung over the country.
with the immlnenve OF famine III one OF tii''
great uscss-i'Ic- Of life, l." Thought the p"opl"
would forget their duty TO Themselves and To
their country, and bring into control mat
nnrty that under no Cirouinstanc"s 'onId nav,
produced a -Ingie ton OF, coal or nave alu'i u
u tha solution of a problem OF -t Ia great
Importance 10y the r"niedywhich II advocated
The I"opl" Of our country ar" not .ocnh,ts
They understand and weigh carefully M"
advantages which come 10 them under our
laws and our government They wonld
rather understand that the ACCOMMODATIONS
~ wears should he certain Of protection ana
tha, the future oil their families and oi their
children should he secured against INVASION,
than that any political party -A9uld TEN
'nrc. thN, in view OF m" popular d!s,rust
which his t,eranc"s awoke, he should have
.ndaavorrd to aVade popular Cond-mnn-
ton through the advice given TO his cardi-
date for Governor. which has led TO the con
asmnton Of b. Sos.e o \, Rev EYER reputable
Coz Odel said that ID. Is. Hill has
changed his famous phrase, Il ain Demo
crat." and he now stvles himself the
Democrat, the man who Is he organization
~ No.. tt.,ta Ia Aal
HiIl has made an ,importan. discovery.
lie has picked up law that was III ior'-
when he was in once. and & ne cal. a,tent ,oi,
up q deficiency IA a." -hape OF loan. bpt
he does not say that the statute IS re-pons bic
for Il He claims that | have vetoed bill
that Is disadvanta geou- TO the sportsinen.
but don't want my spori,in"h lrlend- 70 De
branded as crlininaIs ne docs nov tcl. You
GOV Odel said the coal strike had been
happily settled through the wisdom OF
he President of the United states. Il
fail 10 find" said he, that any Democrat
4 importance has had anything TO do
with settling the strike" He said that his
distinguished opIonent" for Governor
David b. Hill. had taken occasion To al.
tack him personally for management OF
the state charitable institutions. IL" thcn
described the changes made ia that law,
and continued:
Ne sav- that these changes were brought
bout hr,luSe | was Interested in II grocery
.torr a. Ncwburgh | don't know what |
would run away from quicker than from u
,ro,srv store one OF the staples pur-
N sod for Sing sing prison IL salt. and II
would b. good thing Il some Of this were
used OF MIR Hin
tyervbody knows who this man I'M is. a
u",u.itr man. and everybody knows he
s-tem Of politics. II l. not above board or
honest II i the Kind OF politics that leads
him 10 squirm and hide himself until about
week bstorn elcction and then he shows him
.rif Ito tolls Won tina, We are int.rferingwi
luo judiciary Nuu all know tho old scheme
ni 20 thief who shouts STOP 'hirf," ia order
that he may cstauc Every speech uttered
hy Mr. torr bears A striking resemblance
- ~. utteItncrs oi the former United states
senator from New York. That shows who
writes his speeches
senator Depew followed Gov. Odell, and
@ub L. Hedges and Linn Bruce OF New
York closed the speech making A re-
option was later held al Power Hotel