The Washington times., 1905-10-26
Press of Dixie Land
Strong for Roosevelt
Southern Editors Won by President in His
Swing Round the Circle-Advse Their
People to Support His Policy

rallying to its support with confidence
IN It's final success. With the dauntlese
energy OF Roosevelt and the unlimited
resources of this country. the canal
trade unfcided to the Industries of the
Southern States.
Business Interests Approve.
Atlanta Constitution - The business
interests of the Southern States. and
we believe the business interests OF the
entire country. give hearty approval to
President Roosevelt's attitude on the
subject Of such modification of our ex-
ciusion laws and regulations as will re-
move for all time the present source OF
friction between this country and
China
Marks New Epoch.
Richmond Pianet-Tae visit Of Prest-
dent Theodore Roosevelt to this city
marks the dawning OF a new epoch for
this section Whether II Is for our
veal or woe, we are unable TO state
The More to Be Appreciated.
Greenville (S- CO News-President
Roosevelt is not an orator In the gem
orally accepted sense. his speeches are
carefully prepared and each word Is
welshed; kn0wing tbs s,. to be TT true loss his
Carolina played in the formation of tho
American union is all the more to b
appreciated
Small Consolation for Corporations.
Charleston News and Courier-Presi.
dent Roosevelt's frank utterarces on
the railroad problem leaves no room for
INSTRUMENTATION as TO where he stands
in that matter. They will bring smau
consolation to corporations but they
viii prove very popular. as rule, Win
Roosevelt Is Our President.
Richmond mes-Dispatch-Pres
Roosevelt is our President. and we want
everybody to know it. And good Pres
ident he Is.
A Sincere Welcome.
Atlanta. JournaLThe people of Geor-
gia are very glad to have with them this
President who is half a Georgian. and
what is altogether an American The
welcome TO President Roosoveit-whom
the writer's of Europe are calling the
foremost man Of the world today-is al
together cordial, spontaneous ana sin-
cere.
Respect to Confederates.
Richmond Times-Dispatch-Pr
Roosevelt is still paying his most anec-
tionate respects to the Confederate sol-
diers as he journeys through the Souta-
VIII Not Court South.
ct Louis Globe-Democrat-The per-
sons who imagine that the President II
going to court the South are likely to
| lind their mistake before many DAYS
pass.
Gives Lie to Hypocrites~
| Charleston Daily Mail-The Presidents
tou- through the South has commenced
and the hearty reception he is receiving
from the great-hearted people OF tnaI
section is giving the lie to the whining
! avrocrites who threatened all gorts OF
/ lire things in the event that the Hresl-
lent consented TO deliver an ADDRESS 70
The colored people VINO desired 10 near
| and greet him.
| Touched Responsive Chord.
Norfolk Va) PilokPresident Roose-
yelt's opening tribNe to the great
ness Of Virginia and Virginians was.
as the Richmond Journal says graee-
ful and gracious" while his tender
reference to the wounds and scars OF
the civil war. and his just pride IN us
glorious memories" no Doubt toucned
I a responsive chord in The hearts OF tne
assembled thousands
Waking Northern Press.
Wilmington Morning Star-Mr. Rooss-
velt's Raleigh speech appears to be at
ltracting considerable attention from the
iNorthern press. as the President stat
ed very distinctly his position on the
railroad question
Like Him as He Is
| Danville CVa) Bee-We are disposed
to think we'll of the President Just as
he GENES to us, without asking nin 10
reneunce his convictions, Tor the rea-
| e., tbat he seems to be very well pleas
ed with us just as he finds rs-traoi-
tious. memories, and all