New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
ROOSEVELT ST|RS
WESTERN NEW YORK
Has Made Thousands of Votes
for Stimson, Republican
Leaders Say.
a LIVELY CAMPAIGN TRIP
Ridicules Democratic Theory of
High Cost of Living-Says
Stimson's Election Will
Improve Conditions.
[Ry 60 = g Tr.buns. ]


Buffalo. Nov. L-Ex-President Roosevelt
left hers for New York City tonight, tired
but happy after e strenuous days cam
paigning In Western New York, ending
With two great meetings in this city. The
Republican leaders say that his speeches
to-day Will make thousands Of votes for
stimson-
More than fifteen thousand persons heard
hin tonight in the Broadway Arsenal and
Convention Hail Both big aDditor1lHns
we're TANNED 20 the doors. At Convention
Hall 1900 had crowded in, taxing the haIls
capacity. before us O'clock, and the doors
we're then shut The streets were Iaeo
Nth citizens AT o'clock. when it was ex-
oscted that Mr.. Roosevelt would arrive and
oe driven ID Main street. When he DID
come he remained IN MS car and dned
with Edward H Butler. At O'Clock z
crowd waited At the IroGuois Hote- TO
greet him and gave him z heary cheer
7 an TOO tired to say more than good
rUck.' ne said, but his vigor was lite d.
n,nished az the big meetings.
Broadway Arsenal never held 2 bigger or
more enthusiastic audience Mostly. work
4nrmen Il was. and their cheers 'or Nj
Roosevelt showed plainly that he has not
lost his hold on the workingnen Of bu1raFo-
we are with you. Teddy was a ire
o5ent cry throughout his speech
7Tr- .Roosevelt's voice was not atits pesl
my II was effective in driving lone MS
,o,7-s against Tammany Hall and the
Mvrphv-Dix ticket The big aJrlence OF
7-orkingnen was with him eVeF ua-rlul1'
cheering every sentence.
- Convention Hall an overftv meeting
-,,T~s ar7TH
.r.rA vas as enthusiastic as It tbs Ar
sensI. He got after the Democadc "high
cost Of living scare IN his speech At the
hau. and declared that the caase vas IN
-er,a+jonal and had nothing to dc with
2 sra-s administration. Mr.. StImsons rec
ORD as 2 prosecutor Of trusts which have
violated the law was, he said, guarantee
that as Governor he would execute the
law 70 prevent any Illegal or srtf:ial IN
aatton OF value. Shouts Of delight greeted
MS charge that Taumany in opposing
<-imson '4s acting like e burglar disCov-
cred at his work"
He said that the Democrats were play
ing the demagogue when they asserted
that the Republican party was . blame
FOR high prices. IF the people Of New
york. he declared, wished TO have the state
administration do what 1t could 20 change
conditions which made prices high they
sho2la elect the Republican ticket.
stin1son and High Cost Of Living.
In his speech here tonight Mr.. Roose-
Tel- sad:
The nan against us-ueu. tho real man
agains Us Is Mr.. Murphy. Mr.. MUrphy's
nonines Mr.. Dix, has no public record,
Ind asI 10 his private record he apparently
wishes 70 establish Al alibi.
avery ectiou Of this state. and he wishes
he people to judge him by what he says
and bvwhaL hs has done.
] call your attention, as showing Harry
c-in1sors srratgh1orTardness. 70 the way
ne has 3ealL with the question Of the high
cost OF living. which Is one Of the argu-
nlslts s1vsnCed by your opponents as ths
reason for putting Tammany Hall IN
power z albany.
Fourteen years ago I was IN Buffalo
speaking in the campaign Tor Mr.. Mckin-
ley against Mr.. Bryan. and at that time
our oppOenLs held the Republicans re-
6pOnsi bic because prices were too low.
You remainder that Mr. Bryan's great
wheat Up 10 the dollar limit Now, four
teen years after the complaint IS that
Irices are too high. Real suffering has
Inquestion2bly been caused by the fact
Irving has increased. \ dena gOgUe IN
Harry Stiuson's place would have prom
ised that impossible results would follow
bis success, and our opponents play the
blame for high prices and that II they are
puL IN power prices viii be made low
They know that what they promise they
cannot perform.
AS Mr SJimsOr pointed ont the other
right, there has been a worldwide move