The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
BIG STICK WAVED At BRITAIN
hi,P ORDER on GET or o.
I6IPT. SITS ROOSEVELT.
C,n.lnan Audlenee IAnghs Heartily, bat
l,.rremlsr nalfSur weaFS an lnSsFu.
nrlr smile speech OrdsFea Printed
the IoISnel . LsndsA Freeman.

--rf "s,' Dsspaica 70 rHE SvN.
,.yro> Nav n Col Whsodors Roose-
~. -rsr receiving the freedom Of the
CIV = london in the Gulldhall to-day.
.s-r.-sd The English on their policy In
W., Before touching on the Egyptian
question no warned HE hearers that
VIA, Hs Vas going 10 say might dis
rss,s hem. and then hs proceeded to
ssr
Ne o-,issd the British Empire for doing
s,.,' work Tor civihs ton end then spoke
NJ, ,nv a. AN American but . radical
And zeal. not mock democrst What
,dy,5s he was giving he said wAs ten
tsrsd .onv IN accordance with the prin-
aass in whioh have myself Soted az
an American President in dealing with
t- Philippines
ne Colonel said that events since the
assassination Of the Egyptian Premier
had shown that the English policy erred
IL vital points The error proceeded
nom 40 effort 20 do too much and not too
r-'le He warned his hearers that timid-
~ and seuumentahty might oPuss even
more far reaching harm than violence
an injustice Then he explicitly told
England 20 rule Egypt properly or get out.
Il IL too soon vet 10 Judge what eject
Col Roosevelt's plain talk will have on
ne Fngrsh mind. let alone that Of the
EEvrrans but unauestionably what
seemed chiefly 20 strike his actual hearers
va he speakers courP &c and bOliness
M handling such a subject In such a man
rsr The former Presidents previous
Addresses m The Continent had not pre-
ra-sd bus %, disnce for anything of the
s1ri
UATrEEEp Al FIRsT
j. ne drs, rart Of the address the
audience listened with complacsnt APP
p-ova' nui after q few sentences refer !
nag 20 Egypt the Colonsis hearers eat |
up and listened to every word to the
s-'sh Prom time 10 time an expression |
u, .4rprse would Ait across the faces |
4 The per-.ns on he platform. The Right !
Hon Ar'HIr J RaIfour. the former Prime !
Minister and leader Of the Opposition. liz |
'saei carefully With a light. tnscrutable |
s-ue o. t.s face once or twice he raised !
~ eyebrows and once or twice applauded |
ts speaker
L. address has created a considerable
sensation Had " been made by promi- |
beLt politician Of any other nationality
Ii
Twas heartily applauded By the Aldermen
Of ne Cry ~ London md the whole audi
sncs laughed heartily when The Colonel
sad
II vol Zee. that You have not the night I
p bs IN Egypt and esiahIis1 and keep
order there. then by a.. means get out Of I.
tgif
pisrIN0uIsHED AuuINCE
ne Nody of the magnificent Guildhall
uas filed by i2iS O'Clock. when the Lord
Nsvor SIR John knil. and Lady Knill
. tered and TOOK saats N the centre ~
Pc da,s Then the guests Of honor who
I'd the dais we're announced separately
hey included many Americans.
The Cabinet was represented nv Sir
Ftward Grey. the. Minister Of Foreign
Fairs. and John Burns thO President 81
Local Government Board. and tho
.s '.-Ntry by former Premier Baifour.
WIZ a. warm reception. OtherH ~ the
rstfr~r were the bishop n Lpndon
r-s bar. If Cromsr. the former Minister
r-nar m Egypt. IoCd strathcona. the
lnAdi1n High Commissioner, the mas
rs-s NJ rho dty companies and the prssi-
f.-'s y 80 royal societies
Among the women present were Mr
0ssrs't Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Mrs
3 .0as l.onEworth. who. for Onre. lost
Tor IDENTITY the usher announcing IN a
rs0'orl0 voice. Mrs. and the Misses
]. sayp.f
rms COLONEL LATE
.r Roosevelt drove through a peltinE
-. from Dorchester House tho real
a'ans 4 Ambassador Reid. 20 the Guild
10. Tho Colonel. with Ambassador Reid
o. -s .af' rode In the Lord Mayors SENT
sac ra-r.age drawn by four horse, The
"'l Mayor. famous TAT ooanhna1. IN f.
stocked hat. plush breeches. silk stock
rgs r.E.t ooat and white wig. sat on the /
.-1er boN
Tie ,0.onel was due az the Guildhall
a. ..t clock but the municipal @r-
'-.ss "a. ate In calling for him at Dor |
--..r House II was therefore 1870
'..... vr"r the hand IN the gallery struck I
..- star >panRlsd Banner and ths
90 % row " blue cloaked officers I
.t 's1 me nsW freeman 70 q seat on I
80 .gr n The Lord Mayor The town !
..s ~UsdntRly called out Order /.
'r "a a court n the Common Coun- !
.. v#. ...
..s .-r work was 70 read the order Z
'.s .r..f directing the presentation /
mo honorary freedom Of the city in a .
80 .E 'p cot Roosevelt SIR Joseph I
1'ta.a 'r- chamberlain u London /
''1 e-ssar 'sd copy q the resolution 1
10 go 0sskst
"''r 'rbuts ~ he memory Of King /
N'ar1 '1s chamberlain passed C
''7'2 a.ioEy u Cot Roosevelt and
h.le-t uy presenting the oasket 70
'A a. '." SINE time Offering him the
7s' '.1 4 fellowship
PD0sEvtLr sPEAEs
.. f.0s"g@lt who had arisen grAaped
ham -r.arns hand and the town
-T' aga. cried Order. Order!' In q
He.' -." ,olonel. with notes in his
7i.. '0mencei hiA address. first re-
T..t frH suidenness 81 King I'd
a.t- r.'' ~ whose funeral. he said.
.t. .. gh honor 10 represent the
d" "p" The address occupied
.'. .#.| ..IH..fsa 30, L. N.Eva-,r n.