The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
PRESIDENT SPEAKS
IN home S1A1|
Roosevelt Gives Prime Reon;s;,,
for Prosperous National Lite
At Syracuse, N. Y.
Warns his Nearer.
tisn, Envy and Mob-v,."no
Says Natlon's ncej
Prosperity Of the F.r-..N p
Wage-worker. ana 'hi

magnificent reception by tho a;u
his own state. From the momsn, y
his arrival in this city at s:ao
until he stepped aboard his =
train at 1890 to begin his returp ".
to Oyster Bay he was given a contin VII
ovation. Syracuse never before aus
such q throng as assembled hove
greet the president. Fully 100 non ~
sons from all sections Of Now W.,
state tested the carrying capacity
the various lines Of railroad. and mos
additional thousands came from ~
country contiguous to the city.
Delivers an Address,
For the president 1t was a busr !,
as well as . day full of interestjn, ~
cidents. In the morning soon after Ii
arrival he reviewed from a beantifn,,l
decorated stand in Hanover souare I
great parade Of the labor organizat;on1
OF the city. He then went to the s,.,1
fair grounds, where he delivered hefor1
10000 persons an address on good c;,,
zenship and the relations Of labor and
capital to the state.
Labor Day Creed.
In his address at the fair yro,na
President Roosevelt gave as the nrim
requisite for q prosperous and perma]
nent national life, a community of in
terest, with caste forgotten and perl
sonal worth the sole basis Of class disl
tinction, with capitalist and wsgel
worker helping themselves by adm
each other and both content to abide b.
the laws. As . Labor day creed, its acl
csptance was urged by a warning
against q tendency toward despotism]
the envy Of demagogues and their benz
toward mob violence being classed as /,
danger to the laborer for more maligj
than the arrogance Of the afluent.
we must act upon the motto of all fod
each and each for ALL" was the keynote
OF the address, which denounced i'll
laundering phrases the leaders who ind
cite class antagonism. whether the la1
Dor agitator who shouts for plumber oI
the interruptions man of wealth Wild
seeks to subvert the laws in order to Cd
press.
Index OF Nations Welfare.
The prosperity Of the farmer and thd
wage-wOrker is the index of the nations
welfare, argued the president, and thd
interests Of every business, trade and
profession are so identical that they
tend to go up OF down together" ID
maintain = healthy government indi
viduals instead Of classes must be con-
sidered, and the permanency of thu
nation depends upon the development
of . spirit that will conserve the right
of others a. well Is defend ones own
To unite the contending classes, thd
president urged that the wage-workel
should display sanity and a desire to d.
Justice to others and that the capitalist
should welcome and aid all Legislative
efforts to settle present difficulties.
Breadwinners and h~omemakers, faith
! ers and mothers of families, were given
their tribute, the president declarlna
that there is a place for each anon
the honored benefactors Of the nation
Home Again.
Oyster Bay, L. l.. Sept. S,-Preslden9
Roosevelt arrived here from Syracuse
at 9:57 O'Clock. He was driven direct'9
Sycamore Hill.
Arrangements have been made for 1ne
return Of President Roosevelt and isn1
lily to Washington on Monday, sep'em1
Der Is. Prior to that time the pres'ueuJ
will make one more trip, attending y.
1 dedication of the New Jersey monumeuI
on the battlefield Of Antietam.
Parks Shut Out.
Nav York. Sept. 12.-SamuelJ J. Pafs1