The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-08
ROOSEVELT TALKS OF $4,000
TUI\k> SrINON VIZ WIN M
rHtr RI ~ tLsrl.
eve Colonel HAS = Rousinx Day ana Eve.
uins >boui Town Settling in niS
whark. nj D,> aud Tammany Has q
Hrthca, D,nnrr vi ih the Hung aFians,

a. Ne l.IV and lamTnanV haU W.
..r.r.i with increased vrgnr and said
,.,. r- vas satisfied that he had don.
t..-.4r. fer rh" Republican ticket He
trrr..gn ~ "A wh'i''
", d ..-,.,"l' told has friends last nj gh,
CO.. no. BE. ...y.d =, Imson would lie elect 80
o., r.r '.~- than ?iWn plurality n.
n,- .rn details bur he oppressed
,.nr...... 20 the f-'nple Ut tn" stat" IN
...f..r' -u" Republican ticket against
VIA, N. - termed tho corrupt ALLAN ~
I.U.ar .rprk-d 10 r>Ins>s and crooked
IrI'.~
-. .. ..r,.l told h,s audiences ia Nan
t,.-.tr ,,.tr ur~ sd" would KNOCK the other
,.fs....r ,r.. rur.'S w.. Kept saving that
H., Vu.,- Do, ru-n thirteen hours a dav.
n. r-.irht ont u"thIng spectacular m
tna WAY OBJ; assault ihd, h. las not brought
CO.. I.'..-
I. v,- 4 long aud busy iav for the
i..lr-. H.. mai,. two nunndav speeches
49, dinner with m" Hungarian Repnhli
a., clint, a. ih. TT" kDulevard spoke
r.. tiru..> ls~I night finishing NJ in As
tam. H. whIrl.-i rhrough town
Al IN. neat VI a fleet IT motor ears last
nigh, aui nlor. than once he was IN dan q
ger ~ .aviuc numerous and sundry
Demo, Iatir Voters But me- didn't
:. The meetings all along the line were
sp'hy-A-iIn In Hamilton fish PARK
v,.r ,u 'h, Ia, >lie. about 300 persons
nsard rm. nlDn- rah against lammany
apI A. Tor Stim-On votes Tn. town
"a. bright with red fire and revarbera ted
~i'h nm horn. AMI regular campaign
thunder y>rpr.var h. went H.. enjoyed
hi ,a-j TONI and h. Kept saying % 10 the
uoli,Ica star who decorated the horizon.
That Hungarian dinner. "a b-lAr-d birth.
day partN wa- something Of tastI
ronlal hurrah in h. Republican mana gers
and 'n.r friends MIR Roosev.lt sat ~
th. r,idI.. II the head table Candidate
Srnson MAS close Nv. and State Chair
man Era Prentice. County Chairman
ITayi Grl-c"m. otto + Rannard. Col.
Isrrrr Miusr l"-h. .Ir and oscar Straus
nl.-t 'h- r'h"r places. The Colonel
mad. a r- 81 speech there last night,
NJ Etu-.y vent after Nr DIX IN hls
mr. :. ...h # the day few hours after
n. cam. 'o town from Sagamor. Hill
H. faced crowd If larg. proportions
at cS3 Lafayette street that seemed To
appr.,Iat,- what n. said He remark esi
rna' he i-an.-d against the same railing
twelve wears ago when ne v a. candidate
to~ Governor himself
Ne beat them then and Va vii beat
then nov he shouted IN an attempt To
overcome the racket OF passing trucks
We are going to knock them over the
roie- | am content that our opponents
should he Judged by what their support
--s say Il them and what they say Of
th-rn-.ivas-
Col. Roosevelt quoted from an editorial
IN n. New York Times which admitted
that Mr DIX belongs TO the ticker
CruSd.- The Colonel approved OF that
and wen, further hy stating that he rep
U..-entS the bucket shop, while We rep
le..n' IN. work. shop
MIR Dix has just is-u.d a statement
IN - h'ch h. saws h" admit he works ms
.mplny-.'s thirteen hours a day. he eS-
claimed fals.-tto But he saws u - OPP
iloual with them. Optional with them.
g. work or to lose their bread Optional
w. N tn. same way II - optional Tor
Criprrn und~r age to work for IN. .n-
blowers ~ the child labor who are sup
porting MIR DIX
Tn. colonel cited again IN. case II
Mr Dln.S He couldn't SEQ how Mr
H., epuld put up with such "A man he
r .sr.-i rhe Democratic candidates from
Nr. p.N down He used TN. Erering
Ins' a. authority for saving that tn"
-raud date for Lieutenant Governor is a
member II mediocre Capacifv. that the :
tnmp'rol"r ~ subssrvi"nt candidate"
ant -'.h~.-rvIsnt N Tammany Hail. that |,
i-e treasurer has charges against him !
.nY"I. 'nE the holding up Of tn. franchises !
AMI he juggling Of CITY contracts and |
thai IN. candidacy % the Attorney Gen !
"a u an insult I" all decent men" And y
sprr, more
over ~ The Farm Be,huna and W.st B
streets. the Colonel laughed at Mr.. DiH'S :
-frr.~-!on that his men IN the paper mills /
work thirteen hours "A day because II ~ 1
optional TO work that way
Nuu remember IN the country dis |
tr'"'-- ~ said. they say nothing ~ so
ind"g"ndent a. hog on ice. IL he !
do"-r want To stand up h" can lac down.
n" declared that AT Jn., last minute !
DIX had been driven by Mr.. Siimson |
T. how his hand He thought that !
n"N"d W the Democratic NOMINEES IN ms
'-r... right
A'-"- an afternoon 81 work IN rhe
"Eirns Office Mr.. Roosevelt went 10 the /,
t'' Boulevard for dinner. Marcus Braun !
s. 'r. busiest host you ever saw He /
.'f"r.f ~" Colonel around IN. place and
4h'r"IHc"1 him 10 everybody just be-
'.r. ~" main speech toast was proposed
~ n" President ~ IN. United States. ,
10y "n" stood up and drank It while :
ne pari played America
'-r- We're no loud cheers for Mr.. Taft A.,
49, ~" Colonel mentioned his name IN .
""I".. t,uu with IN" letter the President
p p" - IN. Hungarian Republicans
.r. .-'' ING his inability 70 attend the
'.- act night Mr. Roo--vs.t referred
% =. nat able. upright and dlstin-
-'"t Pros dent William Howard Taft
Ice iu"r- yelled loudly AT tins MIR
-' "l' Landed the President d..-iTe ,
49, b." R"publican- win IN the election
= .ias
.'a ,oIonei IN a brief address defended