The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-20

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" A.rt acyIntcd iron, his get speech ~ !,
a Comment especially on the pieasnsle -
Il Afforded him to see the .Iuaat,n,s
Ss,nrans In inc. and on the gree's'' ~,
IN sxrt,a nreti with several on ,i.... ,, a.,
The Mexican wnr veterans AZ ti,' En-, ,,o
!, taid ono especially had tolu ~ ~. and
fought four years wt-tring 'i W s' i,i,,c'
NM hc has n son wearing lhe .,i,,,
w refnrred to Major w. L. l.on .,o..
=. az vi, 49,, ,vho has a son an oltlcs'
~ 1. ~" ,ha hineheon, after the speech. ,i inS
prcs,aent declared to the ass sim, nv
en,nnorv that II tho welcome w -: NO
Tho people was half So ne srn :, his stay
en,osn1,e'ini. ~ ~ ,,,as nil that could be ue.
sired ~. dav. memorable
~ ,,,stnrv az North Carolina, was s, III
Nod ,o,,t precisely; there was ne. l., or
aar,ation The Presidential. .'n' y, tne
riy.ad Mt Milbrook, niue s.'' Isu.s from
scnboard Air Line only I'VE ,,, ,., There
i,e,e nj O'Clock In the morning. and
8s ny. NJ a,i,, raposcd for seven nouns >, ~"
+ w. l,,.a,l,f.s, on the chr. ProihPt.s ~,
eooM +ho special pulled into Tue e" ~
rs -.,t;og Attached TO the rear VI ~
y r,,.as,1cnt,s car was large s.hN II
~. ,s;th n dozen bolls, ful opeheu.
,,:as nlnced there by Rich'llo,u NJ, ,orv
sast, and pleased the
much.
Delighted.
1no president stepped nriskly from a,a ms
IA cl,spcd the hand or Gh'c ,l ~
sna, D. Frank Mehanc. VINO, ,,,ts .rco {
49, ,,o fair ana the success OF I .,.,s
dny Is a warm friend OF me S,tionnl
n,a served as n delegate 10 'ne - c,st
Ia ard
rn,nhlican Convention IN otu,ti ,r,,,aodore
Nc vote for the nomination - !, nosc
,,nn.a,.clt ne President Presloellt A> M,
1Soo ,-.,.,i.oa Kim instantly, and "he'i
~ confined In his warm. hearteu W.
nv ,,as,tIvcly, delighted the persons
nresent MI smiled IN. cnn-
THO penialty OF the President WIS e. Gov
sanus He had hearty sreetlhs ~, ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Francis - J.. .,o
stnn. who represented the o.i'. ,,,,n wo,
abscnce of Governor r. y. Glenn, %t - Ne
called to Greensboro py ti'e ues's
brother ,ara three men
.a,,n,, ttbn Confederate gray uniio me-
~, 'unrr General Julian S. Carr. OK ~.
80. Maior n. A.. London, OF Pittsuoto'
l III = ons,-,l ". p. Roberts, OF nh.o.
rrssident Roosevelt had q speclaliy wa -
greeting for those. -, s,,h
u wore the gray for TOUT ca 49, ors,tr
Major London. who carried .ne ~. r,,v,l
20 .ane,,,l Robert Il. Lee III .lle ~, -.
. u n,ha,, introduced to the Presideh.,
49, an, proud to say that nave q. a
=. ,,,,o now wears tho blue IN VIC
- ..nna, l. flne.' exclaimed the Presius't'
.s ha again grasped tho Major l'a'o'
Kindred Spirit.
w., clarence Poe was introduced 70
g,,-as,dnnt roosevelt in the senate cilual,-
- no recalled the Raleigh editor 'ir., !,
- ~ n II ynching-A Southern VaeW,
Il w s,,,,,stad IN the Atlantic Monthly lust
49, about which the President iWrote
MIR. Poe at the time, - y. ~, j,
ss81.T,v George! want to talh " 49, ~
{.,,d the President to Mr. POE, aliu ~
called him aside and dlscusseu m, :
southern problems with enthusiasm. 10 :,
president said that he was st'ius i :
raTtborn questions very closely, ana ti l,
~ was greatly interested In what pro ,
no,,ged liberal Southerners are saylhs'
i,I Want to follow them rather than force
- thom views Of my own, saiu Wy
president, lie expressed his hign appie-
station Of Bishop Strange, OF Nlliii , =.
Won whom he quoted with approval =. u
his New York speech on the ilesro .a''
Hinter. "a +,,l, NJ
,on,l equality and intcrmarriage, Presl'
sost roosevelt expressed himself PIC
,nroso,,cly and vigorously L have never
Il tourd n white man, North or South since
,econstruction, who favored the inter-
marriage of the races he sag.
Square Deal.
An amusing incident occurred durlns
he Presidents address at the lair. ii'
turned and addressed the people on INC
M,iffercnt sides of the stand. AS ne iMcG :,
,ast. some one on the west called' !"'s
10 us. we can't hear" The iresioeh
,topped and laughed. Then announcer ll''''
On the west yelled: Give We it. , s'N . " y
here n square DEAL
nan riEht." cried the President. '9ol
hail have a square deal, but l hav'
not n square face to face four sides q
The same time.
a The President was accompanied souli
from Raleigh by Colonel A. =. Andrews
lrst vce-president Of the southern Kan
way: Leutennnt-G Governor Winston AM
Tinted states Senators Simmons as
Dyermnn. The train left exactly on time
President Roosevelt stood on the rea
platform as the train moved off am
s waved his silk hat to the distinguishe
narty that had escorted him from tn
lair, and called out: Goodbye. than
rou ALL
Presidents Speech.
There were nearly forty thousand PEG
pie on the fair grounds when the part
passed up the race track and to the spe
.iul stand in front of the grand stanf
erected and beautifully decorated espe
.al,y for the President The Presider
81 vas introduced by Lieutenant Governc
Winston, who said:
Mr. President we bid YOU welcome
North Carolina to-day. We welcome 20
not only as President of the Unite
Itates, but ms n man whose virtues NJ
lear to the people of our State. ma
who assures all of us square dea
Iir, President, we welcome you"
Mr. Roosevelt began with pleasal
reference to the occasion. and not'
that he had been met at the station
IN officer In n Confederate uniforl
Major Henry a. London, of Ilttsbor
Il hho said: II am glad to meet my Pres
lent ] fought in the Confederate arm