The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
-nncrrninR Baldwin or CON.

rid say concerning Baldwin or Con
u"CtirIt
Iunch.on AZ the Eagle Hotel attracted
q ihrong ~ Cnnc2ri natives who hung
outside ~ the dining room Windows.
p, E-,blv m the hUp~ that they might hear
the correspondents eat The polIce -se~n
theT duty aud they done Il They
usheresl the Colonel out safely IN full view
81 IA" ~ Paul Schopl boys.
tn" ram Waz lightning to fall a. Mr.
R"ossve'i r-nched Manchester. H..
couldn't disappoin' an enthusiastic crowd
~ ahOT lta'O. 80 he stepped into the
br"ich and Spike more IN favor of MI
Bass lie thought that the young Re
Publican nominee MAS addicted Ia the
prime ypl"s 49, forth m the new ma iona lism
here has been some CTIticlsm ~ that
Said Nj Ionssvrlt looking at the over
cast sky We'll. | stand 10y every word I
have -ad East or West. Cheers Here :
wh"r" I differ from some uf my critics
hsv are willing 10 praise what was done In
the past. just A. long ~ you don do ~ IN
the present. The New Nationali .m simply
means that governmental and social sctiv-
ittes must u. 80 that each man shall ha We
the chance To- show the stun thlts IN him
tn" Colonel was walking around the
tug platform decorated with fiags a tahl"
and \ pitcher ~ ice water lie was warm
ing up To- HE text
lvc hSen chara CteTiZed asa menace to
pru~pert,y. falSsttoa,i he I've menac~
Jus, one kind ot prosperity. the prosperity
~ IN" crook. And 80 Tar a. ny strength
holds III continue To- 10 a menace
When he had completed long dis
CIiSsinn II the compsnsS ton acts. IN which
Manchester, "a manifac curing city. sp.
peared To tie de~ply Interested. Mr Roore-
Welt called IL OF IN account - wet grounds
tie Withdrew Ia hotel across the street
and waited Tor the next move
Al Nashua there was grand hurrahing
from beginning 10 "nd Upstairs in The
city Hall n crowd had been packed like
Sardin"s for several hours. Befor" the
Colonel arrived gcal orator worked
thsm M ~ that thfv werr in excelen,
talked for NOR" than an hour This may
hhv" heen caused 10y IA" warmth 20 the
afulluse and the IInu'Itv Il ~
Tn" tulrn"l placed ne foot IN IN"
stag" rail and began - defend himself
araInsi his Now York newspaper assail-
au'-
\ large number e LusIn~-s mon have
n'""Tn" afflicted with what I might call
naua toward ire Thor" - nothing they
vii not saN &" fnAke u '"cm that | want
{" l." nr" L'ng was ia" way Mr. Rose
N"lf started N
" thi~vrorr"nt IN Now York we ar,
irving - ~culr" Tho election II Harry
SilmSnn. and the ticker crowd H. nsainsi
hun mainly heClusc 'hey say I hal him
nominated WeI- -nid tho Colonel. I
dld my share with one other deIngn,e-
A. soon a. "" nominated StinSon they
SAID was b"ss WASN'T. I led
NT Rro~Hvslt told The Na@huans that
=" sIaak Il him a. an enemy 10 prosperity
- IA" same as " would tpA to call a pnIlCs-
man that b"~A.s~ he made n pick po~k"t
give up n watch n" comparison pleased
III" audience Tho olounl discussed ~
length the ";hics II business aud politics
He had q familiar chat with tho veteran
In N" frnn' row and g"neralized about
III" snldi"rS AMI speaking ~ the qualities
they ncs-i
You couldn't stand q man who was
made a General and shovel his uniform
only on Broadway and not IN battle
eN'lhinesl Mr. RooeevSl' Won cant
stand Tor -~"ing man promoted hNcau-a
h" married the daughter Of q Senator
IN" veteran didn't reply bat he evI.
IDENTITY acJulc-~~'t. Ia judg" from, his face
IL r~1uiTe-i SOME time H. zhase hands
with Nashua Rot whom thai function
was over the Colonel WAS ready To return
&" Boston lie reached there ~ O'Clock
to- night and went directly 'o the home II
W y Bgelo~. 1o-morToN morning he
will leaN" for New York. only to- ,ierart
from there m the evening Tor a week =
political missionary trip through tho I'm.
pare State
The Colonel - oil ready Tor the finishing
touches 81 tho New York campaiRn IiIS
voice - holding ont we'll And that IN
quito u help To- him