The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
up, NCH"SITIREON ROO>EI ELT
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NpF' iNa t'H1F To spI'Fh - lNH ~tN
LoNDON. April THIS weeE's psprL
-rtir,a"~ Roosevelt in = column srticis
which will give Engli-hman G better view
~ ms fiery p"rS,nllitv than dozens ~
T. I'd tory 81 tori lls The -ttcle - headed
Nj Roosevelt IN England Extracts
from IN" H"hdpmIdlry Journal - the
R'p~ev"lt's Round Trip The article
follows
-Tn-iav M"ndiv Nr Ron-sv-lt hav-
ing arrived ~ ChNung Cr,s~ N. previ.
p'iS night addressed IN" members 80 The
. London county Council ~ the county
Hall Nj Nrn~"v"lt WIS r~cel we'd IN
state hv M. chs irman and Aldermen In
an Impa--,un-d -psech. which occIp,s-i
two hours IN delivery. h. adu-ed the
Council - neglect party. not ~ hnther
about rates end - sound tive. elthkneIl
~ municipal trading ~ al kinds WHAT
h. as,si did tram line more or less
matter and whv should NOT al u-,,iv
parents ~ ~ least twelve childrrn b..
fed and cio'hs.d ~ 'hs 80 t..-nsa ~ the rate
pavers'
AZ tins st1gs william HAYES FISHER
AMI SIR John Penn left the nall. but Mr.
Roosevelt. nothing dlIntsi ".uunue,i
MS rddr,.-s
Eventually the meeting sdinurns,i
~ runfuSir after al enthusiastic vote
- thanks 2" tho Distinguished visitor
had h~an passed bv majority 81 ms.
IN @ total vote ~ three
To lay TIesday Mr. Roosevelt paid
hts lonR promised visT - tive Houses
~ Parliament The m"'nhsr- ~ both
h rus.~ had aSa-'nh-d N wssrminst ~
Hall ~ do him honor a niNed guard ~
honor h"inG furnished hV the First Reg
msnt 10 Iif~RIlrd- and he NiddleSsv
Nepmanrv The Spelksr &c The H"use
- Commons and the Lord Chancello-
I'D Mr Roosevelt T., the hrs-- plate c"m-
memoir. ting the p.Suirn - StraTord
during hs trial. and Mr. Roosevelt then
t..gan ~ hs rlng'I- hv dwelling ~ scAth-
lng terms IN me contest b~tW--n 'h-
material -r.udp- of an Archbishop and
m" needy wr~'chsdn'--s - labor-r upt
e employment W Archbishop. ~
thu,Ignt should r~reiv" q stipend - more
than 80" = wear. pad pnr rT-riy ia al
vance aud both ~ them ought ~ 10
cpruu~lled ~ pass ~ least steven m"Hths
every wear ~ a -iIrn dwelling
Al this point the Archbishop II Tan
t-rburv Wa unior' unstelv called away
Nv a long standing previous engagement
Mr. Rop--v"it continuing poured
-.o-n IN such efforts a. might from time
10 iims. IL. made ',y tho ls-nrh ~ Bishops
10 preach and "nf,rC" ths -uperannuated
d'Etrin"- II p~sc" among mankind
Having thus CLEARED the hall ~ all
the B,-hnI- Mr. Rop--y-lr vent un To
deliver a gloNinK pansgyTic on war a.
tn. r-invIguratOr - nations he Was
himself. h." -aid no -'IppOris.r 81 The OBJ
-Olets priv iieg~- Iu--e---d and ever
ci-ed hy m" HOUSE ~ l,ord- but az IN.
same time hy felt bound - commend
that Ho,l-s for throw ing dow ~ the gaunt-
let '" an Up-tarf AMI Iznorant assembly
like the HOUSE of Commons who for
their part de~ers ed nothing hut praise
for 'he way m which they had determined
to assert their privileges against a mos,
IN Narrantahls sncroachmsn' Both
these houses. ne thought. ought 10 WELD
q perpetual vote against one another
7 hey might then combine 20 build ten
w adnniIght- a week and - MAKE every
man pTnsn and child = .pldier = Cour-e
- hI,h hs him-..lf had determined 10 pur-
Stats- | ~ than Inc hiS s,Ick On
ons another and On foreign nations. and
al yet might 10 we'll
FINALLY NJ Roo-sTsit shook the mann
- ui. remaining audI"nce a deaf peer.
u hoo nam" did not transpir-. and left
Ms-imiR-'~r IN taIirab
= nf"rfunatsly Mr ROOsavs'ii's prom.