Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-10
Will Resign from Hamilton Club if
Senator Sets Example.
ToRR1D LANGUAGE Is USED
Ex-President Unpopular with Many
Members of Organization.
MAKES SPEECH IN MUSIC HALL
After Opera Guest Returns TO His Pri-
vnte Car and Proceeds to Cincin-
natl TO Make Another
Address.


CINC1NNATI. o.. Sept. o-The special
train bearing Colonel Roosevelt and party
today stopped at Terrence Road, few
miles beyond the city limits where auto
mobiles were in waiting to take the colonel
and Representative Nicholas Longworth to
Rookwood. the Longworth family home,
where breakfast was served Mrs. Long
worth met her father when he reached
"Rookwood'
Only one speech was made by Colonel
Roosevelt between Chicago and Cincinnati,
A large assemblage was waiting at HamIi-
ton and cheered the colonel when he APP
peared on the rear platform. Mayor A.
Rothwell climbing over the brass railing
of the car, shook hands with the colonel
and introduced him to the people as "Ths
American who has the courage and pluck
TO do what he thinks is right"
Speaking on citizenship as the foundation
Of government. Colonel Roosevelt added:
II have come back to join you in helping
TO forward any wise and proper movement
for our betterment While we need good
laws and while there must be some changes
In the law and we need still more honesty
IN the administration OF the laws. the es-
sential thing is to have good individual
citizenship.
Il don't wish to lSdnap your mayor"
shouted the colonel to the crowd as he
helped Mayor Rothwell to climb back to the
ground as the train started
At Terrence Road reception committees
representing the Ohio Valley exposition and
the Chamber of Commerce of Cincinnati
met the colonel, and after welcoming him
to the city, returned here to make further
preparations for his reception at the ex-
position grounds at IL oclock.
Colonel Roosevelt delivered an address
in Music hall at 2:3O p. m., and in tho
evening attended an opera in the same
building
After the opera Colonel Roosevelt will re-
turn to his private car, which will be at.
taehed to assptcial engine and taken to
Columbus, o.. where ne VIII speak tomor-
row on Law and Order"
visitors 20 Exposition.
Roosevelt arrived at the Ohio Valley ex-
position building at noon and was escorted
through the exposition buildings. Coming
90 a War department exhibit showing var
ious uniforms OF the service, he remarked:
They look familiar but l would rather
see them in their campaigB hats"
, After a long journey through the exposl-
ton buildings the colonel and his party
were entertained at luncheon.
While at the table he was handed a Pc
ttion signed by 10000 people OF Michigan
asking him to attend the Michigan water
fair at Detroit, September 49, He declined,
saying II was impossible to make the ap-
pointment.
Regulars for Escort of Honor.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. &C. c. Phllbreck,
secretary Of the general committee to re-
celve Colonel Theodore Roosevelt here to-
morrow. received telegram from Charles
ID. Norton at Beverly. Mass. as follows:
telegram received; secretary of wal
will order troops from the Columbus bar
racks as an escort OF honor as requested -
The committee asked the secretary OF
war for the regulars from the barracks
and reply was received denying the re.
quest The president himself was appealed
to with the above result