The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-18
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sources Of any people i'm the South. or
anywhere best Water-poWer, best min
Cral water, finest coast front, most
beautiful mountains and the prettest
and sweetest girls, bravest sons tnat
ever lived. But wealth, if you think
you can come here and press the poor
liWod and children and lab0ring man
and get protection on your capital.
then you may expect me to do all in
nv power to thWart your efforts Come
American Tobacco Company but don
inv TO make these farmers sell toha, co
for less than they can make it.
Just here Mr.. Glenn Contrastcd the
admin STATION Of Mr.. Cleveland with
Roosevelt, showing Mr. Roosevelt as
making the people Pay more than
billion dollars more annually than Mr..
Cleveland.
He spoke of Aycock, who was criti-
cised by the Republicans for spending
100000 for the Confederate soldiers
and not one of them would speak, of
she ore hundred and thirty-eight mil
lion spent by Roosevelt for the Union
soldiers He said Mr.. Roosevelt spent
TWO million dollars for a sham battle,
having Mr.. Bell to represent Gen.
Jackson and Col Fred Grant to rep
resent General Grant, when he could
have gone up to Washington and got
cen. Mosby and 800 of you old Har-
nett county veterans and whip the
whole fix at a cost of $3.50 at least.
Roosevelt being an issue in this
campaign is other reasons why YOU
should not vote the Republican ticket
rhcy say that Mr.. Roosevelt is hon
est, but PCbiesperre was honest too.
but caused the streets of Paris TO flow
with blood. He says that you men arr
The bases men on earth and fit only to
associate with VIM. ]. Bryan. and that
you iabOring men are not as good as
cowboys. You have three reasons for
not wanting 10 vote for him: First.
Won are Confederate soldier: second,
you are a Southern man. and third
YOU are white men. He said that
Confederate soldier was an anarchist.
put | am son of a Confederate sol
dicr will shake my tist in his face and
tell him that they were the bravest Of
the brave.
"A Southern man cannot vote for
him for he said: Through your veins
runs a streak OF coarse brutality.
Now re means you. Old lady. young
lady: ola man and young man alike.
Again, YOU cannot vote for ROnse-
welt for YOU are white man. He says
that Booker T. is as good as he. but he
has no right to say that. He is as
good as his wife and daughter. l don't
know what you think of Roosevelt. but
ne IS no, as good as Bob Glenn Loud
Cheers. Mr.. Glenn here pictured thu
------ at the two national cOnven-
items this year-one with a nice,
sweet white girl and placed beside her
was a nebro boy, and another with
two little ghite girls waving white SUI
premacy. Which will you take? Mr.
Roosevelt, who stands for social equal
ity an organization OF the two races
or for love and order and white So
premacy by Judge Alton p. Parker?
Fere Mr. Glenn said that when he got
to .eDealing on national issues he
thought he was running for president
and if l was I think 1 could beat
Roosevelt.
"At this point he turned to State
issues and showed the rOttenness of
the Russell administration. He paid
a glowing tribute to Vance.
While dwelling on these scenes he
brought tears from many of his
hearers and was frequently interrupt
ed by loud cheers. The train for Raj
eigh having arrived your correspond
ent had 10 leave and Mr.. Glenn was
still speaking.