The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-15
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-ipporting NJ D,v. shn was Murray.
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Thc-s arr N. Newspapers Ne aid who's
.ofuersanl,. bv tho edit oral writers gave
IN. Wall street view NO~ said 'h~
COLONEL. they ~at their uSn words AMI
r,iitnrtally deny the truth II What had
Appeared m their rwn news columns.
tht- being tho most -candalOus thing
ever done n .h. Wall =, rest newspaper
world WhileIthe Colonel did not call
MIR Dax Nv name bat once. he DID refer
TO him IN uncomplimentary terms
The representa- ives % this Kind a
big business arr doing all n the,r power.
he aid TO SECURE tho election ~ che
ra-uactable and unimportant hgurehead
Il Tammany Hall because they do know
him and the people don't know him he
j. chosen principally because he has uo
public record. Tie u not the issue, We can
brush hin, aside II elected he would be
utterly powerlssS IN the grip 81 his
masters
Nfr Roosevelt assured his hearers
tina, they had smashed the Republican
machine ~ Saratoga and had put up for
Governor ~ square "A man a. ever lived
He Said that the alliance 81 Wal. Street
and ranmany Hall against him ~ onlv
natural The progre--lviSn 81 the Re-
publicans - the highest form ~ CON
sarvatrsm he ayerred
We are face 10 face with a desperate
rally % the forces 81 organized privilege.
We are fiRhting for the rule 81 tbe people
even within oar own party and We have
gained ~ he declared And now
AZ. fghtIng for the rule II the People
IN the stat" ~ a whole and 40 are fight
ing against the most shameless crooked
politicians and crooked finance that our
State has seen since Tweed was driven
from power
There are those who believe tonight
thai This day NJ humping - only III"
beginning 81 what may he expected
later on when the Colonel hits his stride
w.. has been olt of intimate touch With
m" New York situation while he was
IN the South and West and hasn't heard
a lo' { things that will undoubtedly
interest him IN" speech A. DUnkirk.
= rich .aryed A. the opening blast was
not a. definite a. what the Colonel will
say A. soon as h.. gets pu' IN real earnest
after his conferences with the Repuhli-
can leaders m the Duiioor offic. to-nor-
row They are wanted IN Room
vol - on the seventh floor
The remarkable physical endurance
Of the Colonel has never been better shown
than on this trip which came 20 "A close
tonight After a day II tuRging and
mAuling and shouting he hreezed into
his native State this morning a. fresh
as a daisy He was prepared 20 swat
Here on the western part OF the southern
tier the crow d. were only mildly enthusi-
astic. but they listened and ApplAuded
whenever they were moved by singular
illusions 10 current events
Dunkirk was the first stop. In a park
where there was a crowd Of school children
and workingmen the Colonel launched his
slogan and what went with y II was
Understood TINT the Brooks locomotive
works. employing a bag number n men.
mad shut down for n few hours in order 20
give rhe employees AN opportunity %
hearing Mr. Roosevelt speak. In that
case the men went home. for mighty few
81 them we're IN the park
The Colonel bored right into the speech
he had prepared He followed his text
closely and was not interrupted much
by applause He had come 20 the part
about Congressman Sulzer making an
appeal for votes before the convention. !
aud somebody laughed
Mr. Murphys room was 2l2.- the
Colonel announced solemnly The only
Indication any member ~ the convention
r"ceiyed Of the part he was 20 play in the
convention was IN the form 81 a peremp'ory .