Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-05-07
ROOSEVELT AND Cleveland
THEY SPEAK FROM THE SAME
PLATFORM.
The Two Men Appear in the Strong
est COntrast-Remarka De-
monstration In Honor
of the EX-Presi-
dent.
dent.

st. Louis, Mo-, April 3O.-The ded-
ication of the ST. Louis Exposition
was great success, being inaugural
ed with a magnificent military dis
play and elaborate exercises at which
President Roosevelt and ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland were the principal
speakers. Undoubtedly the feature
of the day was the splendid reception
accorded ex-President Cleveland who
received the plaudits of the tens of
thousands of people along the line of
march. His reception in the Liberal
Arts building when he arose to speak
equalled, if it did not exceed, that of
the president. Certainly the atten-
ton that he received was the best of
the day. President Roosevelt also
received a fine demonstration, but it
was noisy, and during his speech a
number of people created some en-
barrassment by continual yells of
''Sit down.
The spiendor and magnifcence of
the dedicatory exercises caught the
fancy of the immense throng, but
there is a political aspect Of to-day's
events that is the principal subject of
talk tonight in the hotel lobbies,
which are thronged with hundreds
of men prominent in the nation, SEN
ators, congreoomen and governors be-
inc included in the number. This
talk begins with the splendid recep-
ton accorded Grover Cleveland
through southern Illinois and Indi-
ana. which have been considered
Bryan strongholds. Evidence of this
popular favor in which the ex-presi-
DENTS held was made moreapparent
to-day. While politicians are discuss
ing these facts they do not pretend to
say that he is a candidate for the
presidency. They rather think that
he is not. They do not even say that
these demonstrations can be inter-
is desired. They argue, however,
that one lesson is to be observed, and
that is that the Democratic masses
are dissatisfied with the present lead
ership and that change is desired.
That change, they contend, is unmis-
takably from Bryan towards Cleve-
land, German or Parker.
Never was the contrast IN the char
acter OF two men more inpressively
demonstrated than to-day.
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