The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
|In5SpeeCh at LlnGoln3Di jim
nerlMr.R Roosevelt Tai \
on Race Question Al
.HASSLOV D HONOR
FOR BOTH Sc CTlON'Sl5. IS.
Problem Is to Give Black Man
Due Freedom and at Same
Time 4 F reserve Unharnl- u s ~
% ed High Civilization
81 the White
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III NEW DIRK, Tel I 3,As the guest 10 sy
honor ut t he lincoln dinner Of the Y #rsa- N
publican Club an this clty, to-night. Pres-3
ldent r sooseYelt Il mad II speech On the SS8S
race proble EN-. .& e appealed to tho SN orttl si
to- make It's friendship for the South oil
1.-The greater beca,lsc of tho II. ON bnrrass-3 3
|ment $of dtions for 81 hioli3! $ he KS not S
alone "A responstble ,'' declared n that y M the sSs
|,henrtlest acknoWled dgenents are d 10 IN 3l
tho ministers, law Of flcers, grand jt,ii es,
lpubllc mon and sse. great dali ii newspap pers S
in3 tho South, who have recently doneisss
ssucll effective work lin leadng$ the cru 5ss
isade galnst lynching $ and sal q hat tho S
problem was to /. 80 adjust the relations HS
between N two races q Il fferen etliios5
Type; that the bnclwar rd racc $Eh x tral ned &
so that t 1nny enter into the possession ~
lsof due freed dom, While tho forward IN caSs
IS enabled to preserve I'M harmed the Zig hJ8SS
yllization gil out BY rs foref efnt
crs.' ~
Following tho President Senator Dol ls5s3 ss
|yer, OF 8 owa # responded to b he toast g
it,.Abrahan Sl1incolns, KING hi XII
|ifornia, spok q OIL X. he Repllb can Part
and NJ James foriilet /: S assis ltsS
al ttorpey % general ot the Ted 10 Stat tes,
OH Tho Unity OF the Republ
I'd Inner lie Id Sin tho ma In ba n5s$SS
Duet lall Of n tho Valid dor oria, and Va s
I'm the number Of guests and q bora te-
ness OF decorate Ions n Is be eleVed d have 5sS
|5exceeded any function of ~ itss CHI arac Ierlf
ever held n SY NJ
Rs Tho guests nuntbered more n han u thir-ss
teen hundred, Il 8inctidlng 81 twoi hun red ana
fAstor gal lery, sS3
CAREFUL Guar ded III
The PreyidcNt 8reccf en tici i,i 81
welcome It Jersey 81 on I'll nrrV NJ
or his special train from hing ton tfis III
afternoon on crowd tlat hqd
the ferry house for half an slio ilr. Joined @
in cheering Will another that had gu herr
cd In the Pennsy ylvani,l train SHE'D, WHILE
tho Presid en- t and his party were esoprt-s
ed through h tho sta ton to thu ferry bon
which Carried him to Yves y twenty SS83
Street, si 3i
Followed by two carrla ges Il containing
secret servl co men and centra \ fice8
|tectiVes@ and ~ surrounded II BY d S troop gof 3
mounted police the ri den was d rive,l S$
Irnpldly across town to It'll Avenue and s$
thence to- the Republican Club Iii "a West
|Fortieth Street. Bffi The route was crowded ssa
with persons Xious to Cd tcl a. glmpsa8 89s
|fof4the President, and lle5 was cheered ali INV
I!along the line. s$ III sa 5sSs II 5S
X Both at Jersey City and on the & New ss
York side the pol Ice precuutio ons SWero on5S&
/ sOnleWha moro Xtensiye scale than III tSgS
any prevl Gus visit of the President a. i
this city. the raj ilway$ stati on In Jer- #
sey5 Cit here was tlSs Ia rgc q number 81 OF fS
uniformed police ana plain clot hes men, sSs
m la
led squad, Commissioner hAIcAdoos had or w
dered fout many Il policemen and detec-3a5
|.tves. n 81 @ II 5f
The President arrived Sat the IL club Il ts$i
exactly a a o'clock, and was escorted ystoAss
tho large 81 eception room on the second ss
| floor, where he took his stand In 'front.'
of a canopy OF American flags. The re FE55&&
ception lasted two hours, during whicl, sSas
| time nearly 900 persons greeted the 2rss-s sbes
ident III S. 35, III: :s NJ ~. N
Speech Of President, fs5sI
AT tho close or the reception, tho Press.
ident drove, accompanied by thess al rlieSS
escort to tho home OF his sister, nj rs,.ss sss
Douglas Robnson. in Madison Avenue Il n sssg
| Here, after u brief rest, the PrGAtd dent sss
dressed for dinner, and was rlrea! 81 d kS
tho Waldorf, where he{ arrived 40 $$
and became the guest OF the Repub bllcan s
Club ut its Lincoln dinner: ss3siE
Tho President was introduced by Louis s#
Stern. president or tho Republican Club. a
in u brief spench. Mr. Stern referred ITO 5E
| hin, MS having earned the lit by "
qualitySof his administration to he called BS
|stho SUCCESSOR OF Abraham Lincoln The
sentiment evoked 8a demonstration e last
lng many moments. The Presidents s
speech follows: * Il; t3SS3s
E7"In his second inaugural, In ~ speech III
which viii be read ms long rs tho nlenl-.s
ory of this nation endures, Abraham LlN-.Ssg9
cn1n ri nv Al
I.With malice toward none: with char 81
ity for all; with tlrmness IN the rig ~ la
God gives ust see the right. le Us str
onto finish tho work We are ir; .iS. g y .s @
to do all which may achtaye and gcherlsll III
d lust aud lasting peace among ours elyes, 3s
and with al nations ,5s . &. q, U. ys .,
a.ImmedIately after his re-e ierl ION ne hiu E
already spoken thus: s5 ssS
;rhe strife q tl.s election s is h bat y, human "
has g n fasss
must ever recur In similar cases human ,1n!. AsBa
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q this \, as WEAK MA ana a.
snoa T. H'ls M 1as e MS study I
SSents al this as phllosophy 70 learn wisrS
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~ '.maysi ask those who have nor al ffcrsd
with me 10 Join Nish nss,ia this sal's epiri
:SThis II the spirit IN whieh mighty Llass
coin sought q hlnd a mp sns yss sssilns nsilan
with nerce hatrsdsp with wrath %it;i ,l,5 rat z.
cor, With ali thsEay and drsadfnt psss5