The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
GEORGIA CHEERS ROOSEVELT
rOIONTI ms RIPRO lRING
pu lLL lLONG THE IINE.
Iafb. on GonsrrN alton, Z nrlr RenuS and
Othrr Top,rs IR Atlanta. nat Iias the
IIr>t Time AZ a suntTS SrhOol. Where
ur Hears q BiE stitch Torm Read.

Hest Time Al q ountFN srhOol. Where
ur Hears a BIE ~Iirk Porm Read.
h.LANtA. Ga oct Il was the
...ri.rs Roosevelt II the West that
,.D INTO tn. capita of Georgia this
....ruuuu The -iIn" Roosevelt, preach
. tho sam. doctrines of the neN ma
,u>ru and conservation that he eN-
.frd q lev weeks ago throughout the
.. e. dashed his political philosophy be-
... 'h, south to-day. The South seemed
.a,r kiudy tn What Mr. Roosevelt said
Atlanta vas 50 wrapped up in the man
-ali that u was Difficult; To- tell what
be- .anIau~' meant.
so Roosevelt has never faced more
..., ...a-tIc crowds then he ia ced TODAY
... the lnsurgrn' West can boast or no
..r measure Of enthusiasm than that
..- greeted the Colonel upon hls arrival
ms afternoon IN thls sn-callsd
pohs ot the South No one thought
rohtlCs apparently. The mob ot
'nrrnrrs pierced the AR with their
-.." wells The militia OF the State was
..r~s~-ntsd hy attachments 4 pres,
GENITAL salute of twenty -one guns was
fired Roosevelt was A.
There we're many features ~ this most
strenuous day OF speechmaking. visiting
and travel in the rain that came to a close
- midnight Mr.. Roosevelt boosted an
Industrial school in the morning. talked
conservation IN the afternoon sNpounded
the new natiunalism for the first time he
fpre a great southern audience IN the
evening and addressed the Colored Con
grrgational Church inst before he went
~ bed he paid high tribute to the
memory Of the late Joel Chandler Harris
arthur ~ the Uncla Remus stories. aud
h. did lots ~ unrpCorded thin g hssldes
The auditorium was Iammad tonight
a. the Uncle Rsmus memorial meeting
The police fought hack the crowds that
for ged toward the doors for a good many
persons didn't nave the price Of admission.
In the afternoon the ConserVationists
restricted the audienc" for fear that thus..
who got IN free wouldn't care to come
again at night The hall was less than
une-third full
Mr. Roosevelt after following the text
~ his Uncle Remus speech tonight
switched ~ 70 the new natlOnallsIn.
He brought out tho various points that
are household words now. and he de-
Tended m" position he has taken lie
said again that II - simply the fitting II
the old mnralItles - the changed Condi-
uon. The methods must change. but
the spirit must remain lie stood clearly
on his Western -p---,'hes. He alluded to
hts critics 10y saying thar he had nothing
- r-trart. lie came ont for progre-SIvIsm
uf the Roosevelt type
In the afternoon speech upon Cnnsarvs-
urn Mr. Roo.avelt offered little that
filtered from tHe speech al ~ Paul. when
I'D. followed President Taft. who had
o., ura-s,,d himself on Labor bay Inc
.Ipr"I It'll upheld the proposition Ut
"t"ral control over waterways
he nation and the stat" can cooperate
r. rs great movement no -ad. There
me ~ two miscunce ptions that ought
{ n. removed from the public mind. /
~"." men say that our purpu-" l. - lock .
, o." national resources Of thls country b
81 - A. absurd a. 20 say that a farmer Z
irving n lock IN tn" resources II .
'- arm when he refused 20 en- down all .
- .-es- m tn" same year. Ne don't IN
tend 10 lock ny "A single resource. rut they b
.-' 20. Used for the benefit ~ the entire ,
..pI"
N'r Roosevelt went On 20 speak II the !
mineral supply being exhausted This /
.. most vita! question h" said. He r"- /
'"rrad 10 the coal supply
While II u our duty TO give the proper .
-"0trt for the proper exercise ~ midi .
dual initiative IN the business world
'G- speaker informed his audience ~ 7
IS also our duty 20 -" 30 u that the men
~ exceptional ability Use y for uE and .
No. against Us We must sea - It hat he
serves Is and does not swinda ~ Soy
orr ~ the newspapers u my native
~l'y published under the shadow Ut
Wal Street say that these sentiments
smack 81 anarchy
IN" Colonel laughed
think a = very conservative he
. ~et oed
"a. Colonel covered the TOPICS ~ the
-,u~.rvatlon Of the soil and th- forests
rGb hoped NAT the south would save -
..HrIw ,,ud forests. which arr among the
.-' 'nl- country holds. lie asked that
BIO" representatives. ~ Congress look
H''-. that matter And he hoped that
Ers-- Will pass bill for great APP
.r.trhIIn park
If- wrlrom. that Mr Roosevelt ZUt
.... n- entrance 10 Atlanta has after
- haif-past was ~ lmpusing and
.Iuus as any accorded tp a President
o." I nIt.i states The S.N snts.nth
''tn'~y from Fort Mcpherson and ~"
.''f Georgia Regiment wer" drawn ~ IN
'. nlzt The Governor Hor-- Quart
Jack 'rpop. acted as ia" military "-cprt
r.i 1Ii police duty in addition
Do" parade ~ troops and automobiles
acted through ia" main thpruuEhfs-"-
ft'..,.ry bet ws.sn row. Of Gag be,ie,'k"t
HIhg-. wher. Mayor Maddox aud Cot
PiNon rod" with the Colonel Inc
..'.t. folks war" within call There.
a-- an ovation awaiting th" Colonel all
. yr = 'he lin.
A'"T ht- cons"I walton speech Mr
.. -svsIt attended a Tea and reception
H" horn. Of Mr. 4 Med Wilson,
dent Oi n. Uncle k.mus Memorial
--.n. a'lOn Then ir. had dinner AZ N"
nrr - Mayor Maddox. He talked
r#.r A. the Auditorium ~ ia" evening 0
10 vn-u he got through they wheeled
.. - 20 the jolor-d Congregational
...U where hs -pOk" hriefiv
No kDO-.vsit never gOt more Toi.-
- -..c"p'IDn than the boy Of MIS- Martha
.rr, To- school gave hiuI al Rom" TODAY ,
doubtful n the Colonel ever -pOk,.
10. .-rur-'ly upon any subject than the
.,. rraated at Rome III" absorbed th..
." hearted spirit ~ the p!B"" H. :
..i IIs' a. he pieas"d Early ihi- :
...r.ug before b. had ari-"'l ''D1 natly"-
..." town 81 Dalton whOops.i and
..f and demanded "a -ps''h from Mr
slt when he fail' d 10 appear a
.'r threatened 20 send a bear 10 after
". ru' oven that dIdn I fac fb.t 0lOnel
Nu.- up rubbed hi "v.'- and de- 0
..i 'H wait a while
.r. wa mo- irlay IN getting started
.a ~" special pulled up 81 little