The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

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c1,Ildn stand Re-, III amt would vote
fur DN ~" toiun.i I'D not u'~rlo"s q
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accusing HIM 81 intellectual dishonesty
the Colonrl brpught up the tari7 Ne
dId not entuTs to express his own views
bat ne tad remark 'hat Shil" Mr piN
wa. CRYING tot a reduction all along IN"
neil. u hen tho dl-Ul,-lpn wa- before
Congress HI partner fought Tor a RAISING
~ he tarI1 on al paper He wondered
hos The ti.mo, ratio candidate could
reconcile thn-" act
Nlr Roosevelt started out from. New
York ~ ~ o'clock this morning and Kept
going until TAT. ght. whom he wound
IN the day addressing . crowd II aboHt
s.uO0 persons "a Bolton Hall this city
he did not lot up a minute On the nam
tnerIng - nv or the defence 81 himself
and things that ~. had done while h. Was
presid-nt A. Nouksrs he met great
crowd under The management 81 william
Ward ~ We-tChester NJ Schenectady
he talked To- workmsn employed ny the
american Locomotive Works and th',
General Electric plant. They received
him With some ent huslasm.
The Colonel did not lose any time IA
boring direct into the heart ~ the matter
he vas trying to elucidate before IN"
people ~ \aV York State He reminded
his audience that he got What he nos has
Nv fighting for lt on the floor of the con
Nsntion az Sarat oga, while Mr. DIX vas
nominated in Mr. Murphys room II:
however. he said The Colonel expressed
his confidence that the Republicans are
going 20 win The crowds cheered al this
sally. Then he got after Dix and the
supreme Court question. He said:
Ir pia and he supporters Of Iammany
hall and wall street have attacked M
because ~ vhst | said in criticism Of ~"
de, isions 81 the supreme Court or these
NO cases one spec ifcally affected IN"
S'a'e O( New York. being the action By the
= prem- Iour' "f the tinted states ~
70 ers'on ~ he highest court Of he state