The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
SIX SPEECHES IN ONE DAY
No LETIP ~ ROOSEI ELTS
DECLiH TAM.
ais DenunrIatIOn % DlN. Murphy and Tam.
many Goes On ReIenIIessD ~ Was
Mr. Murphy = Cow entIOn." Hr saNs,
and 0s0ies Newspaper To Prove q.

ROCHESTER,. Oct - The complete and
utter denunciation % MIR DIX. Tammany
Hall and everybody connected with them
goes on Telentlezsly. There - no respite.
Mr. Roosevelt will not let mp. He went
at them with hammer and tonRs to-day.
Here. where the Democrats nomins ed
MT Dix the Colonel held forth at two big
meetings tonight There was a certain
| interest attached to the fact that CON
vention 81 the opposition did the things
that appear To Mr.. Roosevelt To be sinister
ia the highest degree His extended
references To- Room 2i2- aud the Use ~
other catch phrases amused them aInsz-
ingly tonight They CAV. the Colonel
a very glad hand
Mr. Rno-"v-lt was - huSv with the
preparation of his letter 10 Judge BALDWIN
to-day that he did not offer much that was
novel m his assault upon Candidate DiI
aud tin. Democratic ticket tie repeated
what he has been saving ~ ht along but
he repeated u with a flCil'y that caught
IN. ears II his audiences quicker than
heretofore.
Rochester turned nu' = hig crowd ~
greet the Colonel on his .nt rance to town
early this evening The police worked
hard At the railroad station. George "
! AldrIdge cam. down ~ the tram. but the
| Colonel did not dine with hum. he ate On
3 the train. Mr. Aldridg" brought the news
/ that Munro. county h. gong io deliver
! regular old time Republican majority.
which sounded pretty good - the colonel
col Roosevelt came into hI- own tins
ev ening a. Rochester In addition ~ the
on people who packed Con, "ntIon Hall
some junn -varm"d around the outside
and 40 earnestly contested n" efforts "
. the police 10 open = way for he Colonel
. that II looked 80 one time A. n be- would
have to make IA. speech from the curb
-ton" The minute he got into the hall
the crowd inside started m - Wclr ome him
and they did some welcoming They rose
up a. one man. not forgetting a few
women and ,h"ered fnr five minute-
But when tho chairman asked them n
. they were ready FOR INTRODUCTION they
started N and did " oil over again and
vet once more when the colonel arose -
speak
-pe-hgh'ed'- shouted hilf tho audi
ence a. the cheering sub ted The
Colonel grinnsi broad ..u. h-om" grin
and said slowly I'm V.rv glad INDEED
"a 10 here
The enthusiasm ~ the audience en-
'hused the Colonel who rOes 20 the nc
casion Ike a 'rov, - = Az and altogether
~ vas gre.' meeting from the Colonel =
point ~ "lrw
Convention Hall was jammed tonight
Henry g. panforth. nominee for con-
gre-s presided Re,ausa IT the large
number ~ folks who couldn't squeeze
their way m Nr Roosevelt addressed
an outdoor meeting IN" streets were
congestad II WsS driy1lnc The man
point thai the Colonel tired 10 bring ont
before M RochAs."r audience was that
Mr. Murphy dii control th" convention
and that Nr uuN j. only a creature ~ Nir
Murphy He quoted from rh" New rrs
newspapers &" prov" hI- point
IL Wa Nr Murphy convention"
shouted Mr. Roo-"vr't and Won do not
hav. 10 take my word for II will road
Won wh,' three ~ IN" newspapers which
ar. now III. most ardent supporters NJ Mr.
Murray nomins.. -aid ~ the Roch--ter
convention.
Here b. the Erouing PDs' inr example
. f.. ,orre-poud,n' m Rochester reported
on september ~ Murphy - IN" dominant
factor IN IN" situation. He. Mct"ns'y
aud Fitzgerald. '"nncr-~ successor.
. control
IN. correspondent Of THF EyENING
absolutely ~ Murphy hands
The N.w N1r~ 1IW's.s correspondent
da-crh.d The slfus'i"n ~ hes" words
Never h",Dt. ha- Tawmauy Han h""n
ia such unuues TONED control Of a state
con veu'luu N-Ner isfDr" has any Tam
many bo-- l...u -uihron"d - he = ate
lead"r Iu 'h" unlimited way ~ which
Murphy h. recognized to-day IN" con
ven'ion j. m the hollow of his hand
NJ Roosevelt made -lN speeches to-day
He eft tI,A AT n o.ClOCk thl- morning
. and motoT-d over to Rom" N%Haior
Davenport droV" the Davenport automo-
hlle aud burned ~ the roads IN such
fashion a. to and the Colonel ~ Rom"
A mule ahead Of tho scheduled hour
The nr-t meeting Nas ont ~ doors
. 10 IN. worhiugm-n When Mr. Roo--
welt rraCh.-i N" Lyric Theatre he found
~ lees than half fuIl an experience that
! Wa new to him The committee had
roped "A the pIt - that only IN" elect
might enter hut al the 'olnn"l- orders
t. the Rome policeman tho ropes Ser"
cut and the popula"e poured INTO ~"
auditorium The labor record 81 Mr plE
Furnished a theme here Mr. Roosevelt
reu.Atsd hI- charges mad. last night
. that Nr DIX employed his men more
than eight hours a day and that " Wa a
gross outrage "" sppk" ~ Olney again
They -aid ~ Rome that Mr. Olnev was
an inhabi'ant Il their town. b'l' the men
ton 81 hi name did not Great" much ~
a rtir
haTle- " beft- On" ~ Lyons lTafl
ing citIl.r- had oharg" ~ things ~ the
next stop In IN" opera house Mr. fb'''-
presided and eulogiled th" ioionel Ju-t
a. hard A. he could until the andlen""
reared for Teddy Then Mr. BETTE
good natur.dlv ceased Nj Roosevelt
took up ia" p-r-Onai registration plank
IN the Democratic platform and declared
that ~ would result ~ virtual disfran-
Chizement If a considerable PARTON ~
the farmer- H.. also spoke ~ Nr Hup-
puch ~ Az unfrIendly way
. The colonel got ~ talking once moro
about the charge that h." - q menace Ia
business prosperity
in the fir-' place" h" said, laughing
4 am not running for anything Nt"r
election day | am gong home 10 Oyster
Raw and | am gong TO stay ther" !
, won't neuHc" anything that d""Sn
. menace ~"
a. roared hat the statement thai he
, controls Harry StImSDn = perfect non
/, sen-e Put u CptIr-.' h" sad m" cam
. paign n! his opponents - mainly non
sense
~ IL ike the statement that want
, 20 30 king" said the Colonel " YOU
followed the recent events a. Saratoga
YOU will find that I had my hands full IL
Itrying 10 be- temporary chairman
He thought once more that hT DiH ~
too tnnoSanf 20 ~. trusted IN the "eHCes