The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26
ROOSEVELT GOES BANGING ON
EHRpITENS LINE ONE WIN
IIuITTFSS Authority.
Ne, Gems 60 smash R'ch and Poor NnEe
N rh-, Don't TIE Good and Especially
n rhr, Don't ne Hsacs, HaIts 20
wake Fc~ Proud Parents More vain.


Rc,se,c.t grew hold
N. ,roW,is tina, thron gel the railroad
..,i,r. al along the lire In the sta:e-
a, Nsu York Ohio. Indiana and Illinois
,.,gri.ai even the Colonel himself by
,,s,r Enthusiasm and interest In what
20 rAi 'o sav
They listened to alvice and they heard
IN. colonel warm mp 10 his old time form
Nj hang away At dishonest corpora
tors art dishonest men. He threat
.oei ~ break the best business in the
hot 4 - - not horest. He saii he would
MAXI the corporations come to time
Although he promised to eeohe~ poll
tlos until ne should begin his net speeches
urou leaving Cheyenne. Mr.. Roosevelt
could TO, resist the temptation 20 deliver
q hAcxhAnded swat a. Gov. Harmon Of
Ohio The Colonel aroused q great
uo~d IA N. Urion station At Cleveland
hv his reference to the car strikes a,
Columbus. where q few weeks ago The
mob tsHsh 'hs police and GU, loose from
The law He animated hat Gov Harmon
IN not DO his duty. He deplorsd the
r-citsn' A. an sHront 10 decency and he
ieclArei thai the public ofbcial who
'il- 20 Guell the mob Il ne much of a
o,imi-Al a. the corrupt member OF a
r,rDora'iou which " the limit
VI Roosevelt clsnchsi his fist. pounded
n. ar and clicked his Jaws a. he told
',gs N the various States what he will
r. sh-never h. gets power He said
- Wu,Ild keep order and insist upon
gs'ce from the rich man good many
90 The impression that T spoke a.
'h1lrh 10 expected 20 have power in the
'rre frr he used that tense most ~ the
'irs H. u'ierances how ever. 40 far
- Is'? - ~uncern~d have not more than
.h'lv .uggested that he 10 moving right
ahead IN his own hook
ne colonel hasn't got far enough On
- 'r.n ,c' to permit an accurate estins-
lan - ms popularity IN the West Of
ours" the Cro~ ds yelled and rooted for
Todd ana said nics things right 10 the
'0rue fsce. but ,hsv dad not so Wild
- ne train world draw a~av from The
.s-f.uS s'G''r n me Gould catch faint
Owls Tor -OuT uPv' Pres dent hut
-'hng stronger was forthcoming
~''I the colonel lk 81 ms Job and con
~ 81 20 hammer away az corporations
am w1bs
F,-rvw here there gs . incidents typical
= Roosevelt tour when the Colonel
a|i'i spot a hahv IN the crowd he would
I'7 m the middle % q sentence - pass
ss.Ed word 10 pair - fond parents
A. Toledo he switChed sudden'v rs
90 grew tense and he hsrr 81 mon th..
'--H topic OF corporations and shpu'.-I
,a' hs would get the crooks when N"
IT. came II was not qai'. clear AMI
h.--i the Colonel did not knJ~ himself
ne nor IN reference 80 IN. Columbus
.'r,,a hr pat the -niirc blame IN Gov
Harm n or upon Mavor Marshall One
% p"y4ocrai ami the other ~ RepID-
an lie had heard from vera persons
uhn huar,ied the train la Ohio hat The
Aaor MONS had bhIred the officials OFT
From Early dawn when M Roosevelt
-Iu'-i nis eyes and found himself stand
~ t-',r- a formal banquet in the Elliott
20. 10 Buffalo. until late tonight IA
hlrarb there was Someth hing doing every
minute Politicians swarmed to he Re-
.,Ni' ~ private car politicians mostly
MINOR importance who we're seeking
Hirrr-m"nta for tham-elv-~ or their
.1as'i'gant-
lh- frpCk coated and elk hated local
'pnm,''s-s hearing the Welcome 10 our
nv resolutions 40 dear 10 the heart of
N" Inlon~l blew in unannonnced and re-
.I~s'sd him 20 come uptown for an hour
= 80 where thew had q his spread all
'.sdy \ Methodist minister slipT'rd him
~sri saving that there vas room for
nr = 'hs church r did not reply
70 'Ais 'ai
The frst real pounding Of the day came
'irv-iani Mr. Roosevelt ss soon az
- c--.s"I ~ I'm, into Ohio thought o.
- arar ~ Columbus " flashed across
"a r'I ~ mighty fine chsnc. to saw
.o'n~'N'rg ma, would catch. A the
.r-'i.i numbered into the Union Station
a. Cleveland shortly after noon. the
.oI9ns -ri-d several thousand men and
sonsr lAmmad against an iron rail that
-.ra-s'~d 'hem from the railroad yard.
n p.s'forms were full Reserves
D'essed hack the crowd but they eli
.sh'e1 ~ see T X and see him they
you'd D. looked like a small riot for q
IN.
VI EYyssvsl' disc over-d that n he
SOL ak % ;h- bulk Of the audience.
''- hugo block hs would have 10 hop
''- '.r." md ge' close 10 'h- common
"'- Ha called for The police and thsv
'~r1'" injected him into the solid
-'.1'v His black sombrero sAs
."i''ri u - booked a. though some one ,
"a 49, 1pon % Brt IN; Colonel wa
.ts-r'
Ir- great h.. -hour~d as soon a
.- g. ..'''ei Won .~e. II IL the frat
'a'... A. hal since came ont West I,
.' -. ''" H"ar' - the American people
y. 49, lang that always strikes mo r
''-'.. - through America - that
..-tl'.-"'H.Iv ". are all the rame people
't"'-. %. ! ~ ! ina the average Amer
e. a'...' 'N" same fellow East or we~'
"'' .. >Juih The average American
- .'.'ry gppd fellow bI' his wife 10 q
. "''.r fellow
81. -v'rvtotv ch~ersd and laughed.
''.- ..t 'lr ADDE'S bl~-- en-
~ o.. IN -aii that he mad returned
..a ..fst ,ra.a. bacaus.. tha E,na IN