The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-28
Brought Forth the Tenet OF
Citizenship Above Partisan
ship, Revivino the Faith Of
Martyr Lincoln.
INTERESTS TO FIGHT HIN.
AND HAVE SENT MONEY lNrol
THE stats, He SAYS, DuT, Ngl
ANNOUNCED. THG INDIANA
VOTERS WON'T sELl OUT.

indianapolis. Sept. 2s.-'T appeal ~
the people! This 10 your fight!"
Trim. clean cut and athletic. oona5
tor Albert J. Beveridge, drew himsslfl
up to his full height before the l,000
people who throngsd Tomlinson hall
Tuesday night . hs uttered tAs lead,
ing sentence Of his keynote sDssch.
As roar of applause swept IN
waves across the auditorium. hs oaanc-
ed to the right for IN instant ana his
eyes rested upon ! slender young
woman in black, hSr cheeks family
flushed with excitemsnt. and there
caught the Inspiration of tho 4yening.
Mrs. Albert J. Bsveridge, seata1
we'll to the front of : promin1Qt hox,
II group of frisnds, exchanged tn
flash Of recognition and ! Siisck smile
with her erect. blue clad husban1 ~
he launched upon the srsaesst spe1cAs
Of his career.
Ringing forth the tenst o9 e3tl1oo-
ship above parttsanship. revivine tho
political good faith Of Lincoln, styliug
himself protectionist but not N q.
tortionist, denouncing consTessjonal
log rolling and advocating Z perfected
tariff commission, upholding conserve
ton and renewing his vows Of eternal
enmity to the forces which promote
child labor Senator Beveridee ct,
forth the inalterable principles upon,
which he IL to stand or fall.
What Wall otrest Does.
He showed how the interests Of
Wall street are taking hand IN the
fight, and said: George Gould jolnad
the democratic party openly last week,
and We welcome his departure from
our ranks. =. Later he related: 1T b
said vast sums Of money are to -
sent into Indiana to defeat me. ( ad-
wise those who are sending II 70 save
their cash. Indiana people cannot -
bought before election and the Indiana
legislature cannot Be bought after
election. Let the interests. includiAg
the tobacco trust. put that in their
pipes and smoke Il. Indians II 1911
will not be Illinois In 1909.
| Wild cheering which punctuated the
entire speech Of m hour ana ! half
in length. burst forth In . cacophany
OF excited sound 1t the Close a this
| utterance which laid down the ded to
the enemies Of the senator.
Mention of Theodore Roosevelt in
several instances provoked long -.
plause. especially when 6enatCr Hev-
eridge said: 4 agree with Theod0rs
Roosevelt that the general eood u tho
proper principle Of protection. GOms-
one held up large picture cf Rooss-
velt in view Of the audience at ono
corner Of the stage and shrieks q
/ Teddy, Teddy" rose shove tho
| steady shouting. The name Of Presi-
dent Taft was received with much less
enthusiasm. In fact the COMMITTEES In
charge Of arrangements neglected 70
put Taft's picture mp With those. o.
Beveridge, Roosevelt, Mckinley, Fair.
banks and benjamin. Harrison. At the
last moment before tho convent3on
was called TO order the omission. ~
Taft's picture vas discovered. Har-
vey B. Stout, ) candidate for justice
of the peace ID Center township, sent
ont for II. Messengers sent to four
places failed to obtain one. but I'M
ally secured : small oil painting of
the president which was leaned NJ
| against the speakers desk.
Many Women Attend.
Rapt attention to the speech of Sen.
Beveridge was paid BY everyone in
the vast crowd which Included = g1eax
many women whose gowns added to
thousands Of yards of old xlory fes-
toons added enliyenment 70 the scene.
About 400 members of the Veterans
Republican club were given tie honor
Of the front seats. Seats were reoerv-
"a for the Firth Ward Beverage clab
and other BsverIdge organfxa1lons
1foGf0es were prevaJenk. o. oaG6 49,
of tie bdg han, far NJ II ~ oallek1es
was posted a bold relief: H votes
~ H II8hts.
on the sta1o were De4ted !
number q prcn1nsn1 tspahaI
Harry yVa1iaea chaalon q - cpun
fC0nf nffn1H - r 4nlla = q ri s &