New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

manea- Elu,ira and Eiashamtoa. the President
speaking at each place The OF ials Of the rail-
road system observed extraoFcIu3ry precaUrioa
in handling the Presidents train. sending one
ptiol ahead and one behind All freight business
" aS suspended for a quarter hour before the ar
rival OF the Irain. in addition 70 sending out an
extra crew OF track inspectors 10 look for wash
oIts and weak places on the track The Presi-
dents train will reach Jersey City AT 1 a. m,
and he is scheduled to reach mis- home at oyster
Pay AT $40
The Presidents speech az Salamanca was
simply complimentary address 20 the people OF
city OF which he Is proud and an appeal 20
the people 10 conduct themselves always with
honesty and decency in private life and rela-
tiOns, with view thereby of bettering the gov
ernmert OF the State and of the country AT
HorrellsviIle the President touched effectively
on the horrors OF the yellow fever epidemic now
raging in New-OrIeans He said.
Ny friends IL is a great pleasure TO me TO b
back here again ] have been more than once
70 your city before. and I know this region OF
the country Well I am glad 20 be travelling
through IL now, and TO have Tire chance of greet
ing you while ] President. In passing
through Pennsylvania and New-York TODAY
and realizing the happiness and prosperity OF
an of t5S 10 rAaIfza fFar fla~e j. C-e n(-rto+ -
our country now which has been OveTtaken by
a great disaster, The city Of New-Orieans is
suffering in ITS contest Wlya yellow fever and
the threat Of an epidemic of that kind can
appreciate the full horror IhaJ IL bring. The
| national government Is nov doing whatever il
can do 70 help NeW-prlears- As yet that syul-
paChy limited simply the action OF the med
teal branch. We stand ready 20 help that great
city ar any time. and know that the sympathy
Of every other part OF the country goes out 10
the people OF New-crieatns and of Louisiana
they battle valtanIy against the toe thai has
come upon them.
Every station on the line OF the Erte Rail-
road from HoFneHsvtils 10 this point was
thronged with people AT one or two places
where the train slowed down but dd NOT stop
the President waved his hands 10 the crVwds.
which broke into cheers as the special psssed.
At Elmira. where a convention Of volunteer
fremeu is being held. the President addressed
his brief remarks particularly To them, A
crowd of several thousand had assembled at the
station. every conceivable point Of vantage
bei7g taken by the people Along the tops os
some freight cars near the Presidents train
was solid fringe of humanity A hanG az the
station PLAYED patriotic airs as the special came
TO stop The President said:
NY Friends and Fellow Citizens. Il Is a verv
great pleasure % oe again in your beautiful c.ty
ana 70 nave travelled. as I have been travelling
to-day through this wonderfuIIy fertile country
Of Southern New-YcrE my own STATE In greet
ing all OF you. / 10 say q word OF special
greeting 10 the bodies Of the dreuen' 5 assOcia-
uOnS that have met here within the last dGy or
two In our modern industrial Hra thf0rs ar.
tiles almost tend 20 aTophy. Therefore. It is =
fine thing % SEE men WHO nave taAen up a pg9-
fessiOu which calls for the exercise Of every
ounce or courage and cO0lness and proWess q
can have, They are good qualities 10 de-
velop in nation, and / mighty glad 10 ses
any Of Our people who develop them There ars
certain classes OF our people. such as fremeH.
most of Them employed on railroads in ths
lighthouse and lfesaving services, who by the
very fact OF their profession, are called upon %
exercise those qualities Of which this nation
would have need should ovar it aSain b
called to war Z earnestly hope it never VIII b5
called gain, and wiz make every effort 20 SO
that peace obtains but one first class way -
keeping peace IS to make 70 evident that you ara
afraid 10 fight I have "a great couterTC Tor
the brav-Ier- and not Ue-eiy contempt. bur tne
most active dislike. for the man VINO bulde5
WhOmever IS weaker, VINO wrongs the less fort
unate. feel that We should have the sane
kind Of international morality rs of iufivtdu1l
morality I should certainly protest as strongly
against this nation doing auEnt that was wrong
70 any other nation IS should protest asa4nsr
an individual doing sUch Wrou5, but let Us -
strong enough 20 hold our own
The train viii be sdetracked at Jersey City.
and The President Will nave an opportunity 20
get a comfortable rest until morning. AT 9;tO
Tomorrow morning the President is due to ar
rive a. Oyster Bay