New-York tribune., 1902-08-27
TALKS IN THREE STATES.
THE PRESIDENT MAKES MANY
SPEECHES.
THE NAVY HIS SUBJECT AT SECRETARY
MOODY'S HONE-PRAISE FOR EX-
SPEAKER REED AND JAMES
g. BLAINE.
g. BLAINE.
Tpr TELEGRAPH To THE rn1RUxE.1

Augusta. Me. Aug. 26-Ir two more of the
New England States. Maine and New-Hamp-
shire the President received with exceed
ing warmth and enthusiasm to-day, and In ad-
dition his farewell to Massachusetts was made
amid deafenfng cheers. He spent the latter
part of the day in Maine. At Portland he was
the guest of Thomas B. Reed. Tonight he is
sta wing with Governor Hill. He spoke this even
ing to a large audience gathered on Governor
Hills lawn. referring with high praise TO James
c. Blaine
On leaving Boston this morning. at $50. the
President went first TO Lowell. Mass. the home
of Ex-Governor Allen of Porto Rico Mr. Allen
was at the station with the Mayor to meet the
Presidents party AS the President rode through
the town he stood in his carriage ana po"eu lo
the cheering crowd
In his speech he praised highly Mr.. Aliens /
administration of Porto Rican affairs He said.
in part:
When got the train this morning f one e. e foI5 t4s
first greet was ex-iovernor Alen OF Saer
much GS S3or ABOUT oP of Porto Rico
Under GoTernoT Allen and since under his successor
Porto Rico has been governed % so Wen .ld1 It - N'
Now gentlemen. We have done our full duty By
want 70 ASK @ '9 d PI ~ act in spirit OF generosity
new and weaker Republic which. itself has started
furthermore her that our people should be awake t2
their own interest in the seas ana shos bo sS
depressing cuba and We cleaned house for them
never al befaTe been cleaned in their entire history
We INTRODUCED & school m Ne stsnped out the
plague of yellow fever. a plague which was men
States Sta ' and d' then we LETT them independen
to have intimate relations with them CUBE t mas nas !
got to ne in sense part or our aug a.
return We make her part of our economic system
~ cIr IN barI InrGr no q
reat ana msTket nsK m in Guba and wish to see it
M i re ef in c95s of 2g did RP @
Of men ike Governor Allen services which should
he both interested and intelligent Mind you ootn.
itv has NOT got common sense with it, the result
viii be unhappy And now in dealing with VI, - Cuoa, &
now build the great interoceanic canal we must
manentIy only if We do good TO those with whom
brought in contact I sSk you t1sn; bio 20
country. primarily IN Cubas interests but also for
own great benefit
Lawrence Mass. was the next stop There
the Rev. James O'Riey. who Joined the party
at Boston left the train He said that he re-
newed his protest to the President in the name
of the Augustinian monks against any scheme
tn force the +friars sell their lands
He sal dthat his brethren believed that II vas
contrary to law to force sale Of land where the
property owners we're injured II the govern
rnent decided 10 take action to remove the Phil
,nnioa friars the question would be tested
tho Supreme Court. The President told Father
O.Rieny that he believed the question would
now settle itself
In Lawrence the President spoke Of rhe duty
Of the country in the Philippines. SAYING
Here in Lawrence in smother Of f. The i, Oldest &
OF modern industriaism II is greatly to y9u-
credit that you should hsve bTlt up sIcn a 4s CRY
than 9 ann 7 sste9 cd the here GRAND 2aay r ny
Of the Republic. This is the section Of the GolnJry
in Which van t1e Rrc RT[ OiT9 msde rs Saton and it was
here also that the two cities of Lowell and Law
4 sac o the h Gcssn s Of 70 ebood Pgr Sp poured out nom
81 to IS 70 keep this nation one ana 10 great yo & a
which sent these to the great war. that Easn
Sth Regiment with whom / served before Santiago.
in your turn sprang TO the country es onrzs,
Of yours. whom We lneW men e 1g,,sI 95 fne ssn
IIea aranst cruel reckless and elusive foe.
lar ial ISiP; ycr I-cTory for the american flag Our
people owe the greatest debt possible to you Who
thePe is a debt owing also the men who SO
aant&y & dd l their h6n64 d'S Of th M sn hR y handed
to tfsu unstained should be kept undlmred. AMI
what the success of the American soldier has al
wa%s meant You triumphed. and your foes and
Setractors said that as mighty an army as yours
was the establishment OF despoJfsIr IN & InlS
You went back 70 the plough, TO the factory the
And now the PHILIPPINES our soldiers I have have
fought and T99 no t 90 T1,s 6f v aG4herty under
ny ~ Am american flag And now We have brought
neaCe To the islands. They are better OF than ever
as he has now such good change for life liberty
and happiness You have OroushC
self goveTuing Individual freedom TO the Filip1os
cf A kind that they could have never known under
an anarchc tyranny of their own Now we will
govern islands we'll We VIII govern tnen1
in their interests but in our interests
also Whether We will or not We as a nation;
1-fII do our work badly we'll but cannot help
doing IL We have got do IL somehow, and I
9sk that all men stand shoulder 10 shoulder as
Americans 10 that they do it we'll
From Lawrence the train went to Haverhfll,
the home of Secretary Moody Senator Lodge
and Secretary Moody. who had been accompany
inc the President since Sunday. here bade the
President farewell His speech at HaNerhli
was on the navy He said.
Naturally at the home Of Secretary Moody I
to,,iJ tiira to cav a word or about the navy
NJ, see that when one MasSaChuSettS man would
leave the Navy Department had 10 ma anotner
VfaSsarhuset,. man to take his place think that
whenever touch on the navy We are sure % a
fasrtv response from any American audience " .
o such \ response Out o. tEs
,1,r1tsins ana great plains 0f the West as upon
~ Atlantic or Pacific SeaboardS- The entire
tht a. II,- interested in navy. because an
ef5rfeTt navy Of adequate size - not only the
6est guarantee Of peace. but u - also the SureSt
r1srS for seeing that IL war does come the result
III r. bonora BILE TO good name and favorable
- +,uaI Any really great nation
,nret he peculiarly sensitive 10 two thinSs-staiu
1,I The national honor at home and disgrace TO
''S &c ,I L,nor al home honor in domestic
i,tarnaI affairs is at all times IN our own Keeping.
THE C.CHET OF ROYAL APPROVAL
A. ali the state Ea-quets at Buckingham Palace
ard at Windsor Castle. given py. HIS Majesty