New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
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PRESIDENT IN BOSTON.
INTENSE THRONGS LINE THE
STREETS AND CHEER HIN.
HIS SPEECH, DEVOTED CHIEFLY TO THE
TRUST PROBLEM. FREQUENTLY
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Boston. Aug 25-Congressmen who failed 10
support President Roosevelt at the last session
in his recommendations Cuba and the trusts
will know tomorrow that he has the sympathy
of people in large cities well as in small
towns For nearly three quarters OF an hour
this afternoon he held the undivided attentloh
of $500 persons in symphony Hail mere
while he talked trusts. His speech was ire
quently punctuated by applause and five times
as he approached the end. he had to raise MS
hand to restrain the cheers that lasted 1or nVe
minutes after he left the platform
/ The Presidents special train arrived at the
/ North Union station at two minutes after
/ O'Clock. Governor Crane. close friend Oh the
President: the members of the Governors staf
and Mayor Collins met the President at the
station. The large crowd behind the statlon
gates cheered and applauded as he walked 70
his carriage More crowds lined the streets
through which the procession went to SYM
phony Hall The carriages went two abreast
and were guarded on all sides by cav
! aIary Tonight a dinner was given LOT the
President at the Hotel Toura1ne- The guesls
present were Governor Crane, J. B. Smith the
| Governors private secretary Adjutant GeneraI
Dalton. Surgeon General Blood. Inspector Cen
! eral Brigham and Major Guy Murchee. of the
/
| Secretary Moody, and Representatives Law
/ renee Thayer TirreIl. Knox, Roberts. Mccall
| Conry Naphen Powers. Lowering and Greene
/ Major Murchee organized the Harvard con-
tingent of the Rough Riders and President
Roosevelt greeted him heartily
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH
The President recognized in the audience at
symphony Hall. James Jeffrie Roche editor OF
| a leading Catholic paper. whom he had placed
in front row His speech was as follows;
am glad y the chance Of SAYING 1ng, p5sg 5ew
/ ters that | should like 10 discuss, and can say
in all sincerity that when m Ros,60f e0f ike to 20 over
many subjects as possible SO 'L.I nm iT1gment
on n I tke up this evening the general questi9n
Of our eeGnoie 4o mat 5ro6iem with which think
people are greatly concerning themseive;SsIe ;S,sns
sied by the existence Of the great G0rpordBG3h Ba
which rather @ 62 lGofSg fS hngs G PTeimnry
the Tst place have no[ come cITe nfIs for the
trusts When peoples minds are gFeatiy ,h$ fse
Saepin SH ANY but rather vague that conditions are noS
right is far pleasant@ea @ IN aGn but it IS much
less pleasant afterward- OF course the WoTin OF q
Be2oranee BsGs1 fSaS!s5S Squares With it That has sides
to 1t. In the first place. da II 1at5 promise made on
the stump as made OF the stu stump Pe5 IA sSey sty
wont want promises made which are iInposslois
SoT gou side Of t6s tna qsMfi9RR i
my gnss ahead but slowly and it goes ahead mostly
g0TS gsSrSush each of us trying TO DO or az least
through each OF the majority ; f OF doing Il in the
most Intelligent and sanest way We founaeo man 0s5
5eRqSc HI5 as on rne 1h do the right thing thaJ in {hs
long run the ga50Fty 50d WHOLESOME If our fathers
we're mistaken IN that theory II ever se l., Wong
then the republic cannot stand care I0I e1ICS LG
gsSbanism goSf I5s its constitution be embodied
Back Of law, back OF the es 1b ayersge
manhood OF our people. In the long run sgs We are
going 70 go up & GE eipi2mship does or does wax
/ in growth and grace
REQUISITES OF GOOD CIT1ZENohlr'
Now when we come the question b OF s9Gd sSa f Do
zenship the first requisite ,1Trn is {na1 ' duties we'll
man is not good citizen do not ears re S sSstraci
his thoughts about citizensh&iP & IN & Ie tbe out
if in the his actions 90 nDI o 5au high his
ssntrations for mankind at large are tiors ~ ne
not behave we'll in his own family mos if Ia has
are @ nc not b golns ss6o6 ID has got TO IA take
6Gaishbor whom neighbors can trust: ne hS 9
got 10 aSo goa 70 do ali those everyday. ordinary
t6{1gs t6fI or he is not a good citizen 49,. ,+-,,
r ours the ci5zsn % has as B Fet afaT f. Of the
SackwaTd That must be devoted sIea9y c i is
@ aiSSr1irable whether in nation OF N an bo I
dividua II Is ny davs indifference TO duty by an
eleventh days morb:d TepegsanGf 9g IN the World T
difference IS So OF sTns way il is of possible use
10 10 IItJ1nnshfD for long space of time ana Gsr
suddenly get up and feel angry ao0et & mind and
or somebody clearly dehned ln on on. IIbstsnre
deTnaIu Md he handed out forthwith Now this IS
q preliminary to what want 20 S+y 70 &C ,ffsrtfnc
| tL tlIs ,nbIic There many and very dliIi-
| cuIt problems with which We ar, .aTgu I 81 81 70
/ +bnr 0a We speak of progress IL Is worse tndn
Useless for any of US 10 rall az OF IF fb last half
sOt,rv speaking academicaly, we can accord
Ing 10 our several temPeraments regard & tn;at 'he
o1 @ nsii,S nd the thriving cities of massachusetts,
have been built up as Result GI tys tb, +btns
/ - Not shaped themselves differently me prac-
tIcaI thing do is to face the t a.
ar al fbar am out of them We are not going 20 get
any complete or perfect SoiICon n o -a an tbi1t ~
eSIiS N+ +r,sts nv anv single action our part
good many actions In good many 1I,It1 ~ tboss
VII vii u ven partially remeded. We have got 70
/ frst of all think clearly; We nave Go' b,, ~ ~
go bv our actions that interest is perranene
and not spasmOdc, and we nave g"J 20 see N< S.'
OF course all that is trying Every one Mho l1ia i
knows that the only way In whiCh anS pioJ,c i5
oas nv consistent and persistent effort toward a
| given end-effort that did not end WITH any % one
! timed steadily temperately and resoiutey-
| ACTING IN PRoPERTY's INTEREST
II is little difficult set clearly before US an
| eenacjaI1v those gentlemen OF Iarge means. VINO
denv that the evils exist are dctlLs VIII WI ,
IoLsii Ii ~ +ba question OF trusts be taken up
am acting in the most conservative sense N prop,
for violating antitrust law II IS not a move move
against property; ii is move IN favor OF ptSp
ii 49, h and small alike. have TO obey the law;
you are putting the safeguard OF law around an