The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
ROOSEVELT HITS AT BOSSES
HE SAIS DEMOCRATIC CONIEN-
TION ~ LEADER RIDDEN
Ana the saratoga Nee,iRS was m Expres-
siUs 90 thr Peoples VIII seant Nt-
itsnhaRrr NJ arpnhliran League Meet
hiE Despite Band aud the Colonel.

woman mhrll''I .ut0 turu"gis Han Ne--
o. -isy Tor H." opening session at the
National REPUBLICAN lsagu-'- Cunv"n-
t.uu pf MI % 'u" bag drawing card was
sl,,.,h by Col Roosevelt, which was
irlei A. this was ~ h.. Iul. Roosevelt =
uI@r.ng sJCeCh in the State campaign
S"crNtary u. u. Afh~rton Of the leagu"
made an eNtrH effort Ia increase the size
eft th' Col0nel's audienc, by calling from
a." stage up tn the S-V.nty-iirst Reg
m"n' bard in the gallery 10 hurry outside
and Law some national tunes a. III" hour
arprpl, he'd Tor Tho Colonel Ia arrive
IN" hand music uplT-.d almost imin~
diateIy TAI swell tia. AUDIENCE. so that hy
tho tune Cot ilon-.vrlt was ready Ia adj
dress th. ass-.mh.I.se about half OF the
orchestra seal- were occupied and ouly
four-ifths 81 the sINty-fve boxes were
empty A. Cot Roosevelt reached tn.
building Delegate John q. Capers OF
South Carolina extended personal invi-
tation from the platform TO more than
fifteen men and boys IN the upper hal
comics To come downstairs among the
delegates.
And now II Won will all come down
her" nea- the age Secretary Ath-rton
finally suggested when all the audience
had gathered lu un" great group. Won
will have q much i..,'"r chance to greet
our Distinguished - -pr'-ident
The general feeling ut Cordiaiity on all
sides was evident when the audience
Immediately showed - willingness To
adopt Mr.. Aherton's suggestion to dress
tho house. as a." theatrical men have
II When Cot Roosevelt mounted the
platform in almost single bound hc was
ciative audience that stretched back from
the foot Of IN" stag" Tor several rows.
Tho greater part 1t col Roosevelt
brief spe"ch WAS confined Ia reading
from and commenting upon newspapsr
clipping. The Colonel Noiced the opinion
that the clipping better expressed his
reasons for wishing tn -" Mr. StimsOn
elected than Mr. Roosevelt could express
them himself. and ha therefor" confined
the original part 81 his speech almost
altogether 10 comments upon what the
newspaper had Ia say and tn his approval
nj the views In he found IN the clipping
I hope.- laid President John Hays
Hammond Of the league, IN introducing
Col. RocSev"lt after tho che"rS Of greet
NC har sunsii"d that Won will 'ry to
restrain ,hc enthusiasm that always - m
appearance Ne an know th1. "a. are
ready ., follow HIM up any san Juan h.il
he NAV less Us To. Applause" ragr"'
that Col Roosevelt has q cold bat A. Won
know C~er hl- whisper IL heard around
he world Applause.
Cob Roosevelt lad las black campaign
nat on the desk amt came forward
snlung'r
i u'r her" tp report progress ~"
Colouc. hogan easily. and ~ the crowd
thought 'hl- opening remark over they
broke forth into much enjoyment We
nave Just held stat" convention at
Saratoga. More laughter Md wish
o. So that there never was held ~
IN" S'ato Il New York - convention that /
was more -mphattCs,ly r-opl"s con |
vsntiou
-Not lobhv'st the Colonel continued /,
mot a representative of q great spec a |
interest. N"r,l-ed finger weight ~ l
Influence 900 that convention II abso- |
!utoIy represented the convictions and !
belief = ~" plain. Dy"ryday man Whc (
make yr the rank ami file Of the Reuubll- 1
,au lariv 90 New lprA. and ~ represented |
IN" ruieTcnd'nt faith Of individual |
voter
went on -vare mad" ~ IN" Republican /
platform. a platform Il principles upon /
which IA" contest I'm New NUrk = 30 he I
wAc"t I'm IN" first IIace We stand not .
ttmliIv INT aEgr"--tN"lr i'r honesty IN I
Uuh.Ir and business lie hpplaus" /
Secondly vi" stand for government al !
"thcI"urv. and IN ~. third placp We are /
for mo rtCht II ~" I"opl" 90 control |
thcn-"ivC- and uut Ice cont rolled hv J
sofl"nU" "i-. Nppiaus"
-lnr-.' are he three essential blanks !
~ the r'7' 'prrn our words C,sIuf only .
As they are mad" good by oar de''d@. and 7
~" 49, that vi" -. tested Dy oar d'.",!- .
We placed In tAIl platform man Whose
~" - an Z" -"Up.dr e ~" god pEbHC /
servant q man absolutely honest and /
fearless Ani in IN. highest -.'nss. a scr
fant a. vol - a leader ( m" f"ppl" =
iAUD'14-".I That '- our gla'fprul and 4
that the kind - man Harry Silm-on -
Tn" oter- have a Dhuio" u fhi- side
- IT ~" ~ her sab" y h.ch ! shall yell Won
q m TN language # oar rup-' "nv"noTl"i
iO's. h"it h"ro "a clipping from "a load
Ius represent a we - Wal street bcWpc-
racv. chipping from rms ruprulng'-
S"w York Tir's From oar enemy
our bi''er enemy laughter III read -
description - IT, la~fv- Dpuveu'ipn ~
ii""ne-t"r. a., yDu 20 h-'"n O." thi-
desCrli non Of ih.- convention ~ 49,
TREND the New Work Tim' 'I.aI yh'"i.
Al dlv AMI ra-uIgh' rhi- j. from
IN" Wv N.-t IsH"sr Iiaugh'"r. 'hH
bomo"rattc l"'tcr- hav" been gong
Rat IA hand o. NJ Murphy aud asking
tim hIuhly 30 favor 'hi- or nat can
didH'" ! am quoting frHW 10" new
oohIu.uS - 'r" \"~ up, y.n.,. .Ia.gh.
ter ant 'h" Ew'- ~ ', editorials fall.
~ wirh 'hr - h"r Ik.uIr.rs'I. rafer-
To r.-rlrn". Nc,"r r..r %. Fa- Iammanv
Hall boon IN s'I'H u. ...r-r .uu"d control
II a STAT" rDny"utI Laughter Nover
b"ioI" hf- any Iauuusry ro-- baeu cn.
thrnned a 'h" state leader 10 m" IN
u,ed 'o.day |r. convention u 10 10"
hollow q AZ hIni