Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-19

their blue and buff, who fought IN
Washington and Greene and Wa,
| diff RED entirely in arms and in tr;
i'll" from those who in blue or 9
faced one another in the armies
Grant ana of Lee of Sherman and
- hnstOm. And now the SONS of til
same Union and Confederate veter
who ServA i'll our gallant little al
OF today Wear a different unifo
carry a different weapon, and prar
different tactics. But the soul ON
soldier mas remained the III
throughout, and the qualities 'lcI
drove forward to victory or to iiti
the men OF '76 and the men of ar
the very qualities which the II o
today must keep unchanged if the
hour of need the honor of tn iatiof
is to be kept untarnishd. Sc is IN
civil life. This Governms was
formed with, as its basic - IN"
principle Of treating each I, Oh ms
worth as 4 man, of paying teeu 10
whether be was rich or p, nv iieeu
to his ere ID or his social ~ put
only 70 the way in war; PCT
formed his duty to ] ~, CO.
ncishbor, to the state ny ~
cipie we can not affo, MahS
much as hands bte past am
Eublics have risen led IONS o"'
some Of them f.; and the cause
sooner or later tl.tg about their ~
most potent in b1ses the TACT Una
was in almost governments III lhe
they grow to instead of govern
interest of a crest Of all. 1t mace
flents il the to which class II WAS
no diffe@roted to its own adN"i
that this trnmental machinery.
trge tF.e!y as fatal to the cause vi
WIS uthethcr it was the r1ch VIM
freedo the poor OF the poor
q prel the rich. The crlmc u
plunisrcgard of the rights OF ot'e:
Is! utuch a crime when it mani1es'a
is IN the shape of greed and pruta,
its,,ca on the one side, as Wheh Ii
;t,fasts itself in the shape OF envy
r1awless violence or the ot'er' -,
h must to deal justice 70 edc''
N. no more and no less. Inns p"'
ca must find it's expression ana SUP
~ MOT merely i'm our collective action
,n,cb the agencies OF the Govern
~ INF in our social attttudr. R'h
an and poor man must alike ~
ot on the one nand they are pro.ec',
nv, law and that OH the other haIiu
low are responsible to the law LOT
,ch is entitled to be fairly dealt VIII,
. IL ,e,yhbOr and by the state; thu
-, a cit,zers of this nation arr
,,e to ourselves and TO the trdui'io'
o,,r forefathers such fair measure
F iustice shall always be dealt TO cav
an. so that as far as we can pliht
,hout each srall receive his "ues
.,cb shall be given the chance 70 sho'
Iva .tun there is in him, shall DC st
,,r.d against wrong. and IN turn PIE
o,tnd from wronginS others. MOT
i,on this no man is entitled TO, an
e than this no man shall nave.
M, President finished speaking q
> % p. NJ, when the line was !ori'i'
and the march taken up To the MaHo''
where an elaborate bahiu
III coy.rs for 400 persons was sprra
Nrs Roosevelt was met AZ tur -
lion nv Mrs. Montague ana drlNt"
ia Governors mansion where =
aantion was held in her honor III
,,biIc the banquet was IN progress
Masonic Temple, luncheon WAS St'N'
III. nrogramme after the ohAq'
,,,lu,,ad a drive by the president
,,,v 70 the various points OF hlSt'
interest. winding up al the GOVERN
,.io,, INST before taking The tr'
south.
Tho luncheon in honor of the IRE
49, was delayed by the uheXpec
10Th of the speech in Capltol Squ'
,,.tora he had made Interpretations
MD interrupted by frequent appia'
Tho party sat down TO tie lu'ir ,.,,
little after o'clockA the rreS' y
'nnyed throughout thafhe was III Il
'. As the cigars were De
prsa1 Mayor Mccarthy called
Itas6fG' From .6f their chairs, cheering he
lily and waving their napkins alb
their heads.
| The President spoke in part as
lows
"One among the very many or
lVirginians at the time when this
ton was born-(and l quote, gent
men, Patrick Henry
I'VE are no longer New Workers
New Englanders. Pennsylvanians