The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-02
ROOSEVELT ON COST OF LIVING
err iTI>T HI RR ~ ~ Bf p
ran DR ms INPI ~ tTfON.
t"lnnri r"iI> Them That the Democrats
"UihnI i.o~-r Prices Even u They
Wanted tn Thinks ~iinsaa's Ghaaes>
brighter Than TIVE Mrea= Ago.

RrrtNLo y y Nov The fight for
S'm-uu and 'ns Republican STATE IIck"t
il over So ~ ~ NJ Rons.vel' ~ COO
c"rned voctlv ro-urGh' b-ror" iwo great
audiences her" the Colonel maEt- speeches
thI' created an rnthusSasm that ap-
T"ar"d - augIr well for siccess at tn"
polls 1h-v were his last speeches. unless
ia" State commute" -e,'s III 10 pile on
some nor" next Monday night And th-
Colonel may d"uur II thew try II
For rh" first tIm" IN his Who'll. str"ntr-
Gus campaign nf New York Mr. Roosevelt
taTki'-i IA" cost Of hNIng proposition
this afternoon and tonight ~" went al
IL not N"-y specifically bat more with the
idea ri imprrsS,ng III" pubhr that th"
Republicans AZ" not responsible because
prices have climbed and because he
wanted 10 hammer home the fact that
Tammanv wn'Ili he. pnw"ri"$s aud nm
willing Io all-viat" th" cost II II had the
chance
In l>s' when Mrk,ney wis running
against Bryan. Mr. Rou-.V.lr SAID Bryan
kicked h"cauS" prices weren't high
enough He took wheat rs - specific "n
amrl" Tn" only explanations h" offered
tonight were that m large measure
-the high cost of living - due 10 changes
OF International sign'iCanc" for which
the Republican party ot 1910 II no more
responsible than II was IA 1888 heca'is.
prices were too low
Mr. Roosevelt thought that perhaps
the corporations We're partly tai blanc.
but he pointed out that Harry Stimsou II
the man who got after them aud had
hand in checking the upward flight He
offered no other causes o-night
Throughout the day the Colonel fired
hot shots AZ Tammany and Mr.. Dix and
the rest ~ hrs opponents. Livingston.
Niagara and Fri. counties were mighty
encouraging To Mr.. Roosevelt by their
receptions. He felt tonight after IL was
ail over that the chances for electing
Stimson were a good deal brighter than
they were a couple OF weeks ago and that
his strenuous efforts and hard fight will
be rewarded.
Buffalo whooped and thundere d
applause at the Colonel tonight. The
arsenal hall Of the Sixty fifth Regiment
in Broadway contained about 5000 per
sons. Over n Convention Hall there
were more than 10000. Who yelled and
cheered the Colonel as he lit into Tam
many and discussed the issues 81 the
campaign Just as he has been doing these
past weeks. The second meeting was
the grandest hurrah that the Colonel
has met. Rochester was next
The Erie county Rspublicans kept
the wheel revolving rapidly all evening
Adam Boecksl. former City Treasurer.
presided at the arsenal and State Com
mitteernan William II Daniels did the
honors AZ the other place. Comptroller
William \ Prendergast who had been
on the job all day following The Colonel.
made couple Of starr, ng speeches. He
had been characterized by Mr.. Roose-
Welt A. III" best Comptroller New York
city has aver had" And that vas encour-
aging. 10 say The least.
The c"et Of living topic was first aT-
preached AZ Niagara Falls IN the after
noon. Mr.. Roosevelt went into II IN more
detail to-ni-h, and .xronnd.,i his ,,h.-
,b.r.s viii ,,-.,,I a.l,I,.,r,,ia, n,
a,,.;a,'' ". ,,a,' , '''. WE
auuleh'r- to-day seemed 7" eaten me
fun of soTne OF his remarks more aCtItriy
than other crowds have. don. NJ. left
with a reference. 10 th. rwo c,ndiJ,,..
M. -, S.i,,,,,
80 ""
Mr Murphy n"tn'n-" VIZ DIV. ha~
no public record. and ~ to hr- private
record n. apparentIy wishes >, n.,,ll,sh
.n ,I,h; -,a,1 ,h,, ,.I,,,,.,, III,'-'
- sp'""'
o'l oh'e' anu "h 'hd' OCCASION hid hoi
de.in" his position with anv real clear
ness on any vital Spb ,"' ON tho other
hand Harry Stim-on has snoL.n .,.r>,
-, 81 -, -. -. = -.
'' '''" w '"'. "'fI"'
an" u" "'-h"> P""pI" - Judge him hv
what he says and by what hs has done.
for he defines hi. position on every sub
t.ct and his Iif. IL ar, oman hnoL
4,
." "'"'' m'" 'H,'S '"'h>"h Tor
NaFuh'-~~ VT. ROOSEVELT brought up tho
cost Of living ISSUE. which. he said WIS on..
Of the argument, advanced by hi. nm
,,on.,,. n. ,h.. r.,.,r g. ,,,i. r.
- =. -. ,I, '"
""nS WI I'""'' ~ N"'"hE w, 9H'nson |
har dealt with that To Mr.. ROo-eyel = !
eltisfzction.
sFour.e.n wear. ago I WAS b.,. uru,-, !
ipv in an. e:nmpaign gn- ", Mogn
gain., Mr. Rrvap ana -, ,h., si
o,,r onnnna,ts held 49,. Pa. =,
resronsihl. h.ca,,.. nr,o.s -, ,n
low he ,oId the crovd "