The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
IGNORANT LENDING

Capital ana surplus, $4,000, 900
$50 vsr,sa T.. Jsmsie..
But in the present We will act and we will
drive our protest To the hilt- Great
applause, There are some who have
grasped IN" handles 81 this galva mic
battery. col Roosevelt. who would like
tn let 90 laughter, but they cannot
". appreciate their dilemma and W."
watch them jump, Laughter.
Il trusted and believed in Charles r
Hughes have trusted and | am still
ready To trr,s, President Taft IApplaiiss
hur will not trust those who masquerade
a. the very latest thing in Republicansm
! For those 10 whom Mr. Roosevelt is the
| great uncertainty, who feel that he - rash,
spsCious. spectacular the time 20 de-
notinCe HIM IN now IApplanse
President Stryker complmented MIR
! Dix and said he had COW inced himself
that Mr.. Dis would make an able nde-
pendent Executive and that he would
give the state tho kind Of government ~
has longed for.
/ Tn. Democratic platform has taken
an advanced and definite ground on
p"m>c-atic principles. said President
Stryk"r i do not think that a cure for
all our ills lins in IL and that some may
hav" ovcrcapifnlizcd their zeal. but say
that IN" platform is right step.
This ia a. very independent meeting
! am glad Of ~
at The buck OF 'ha platform and m" audl-
enc" arose. waving small flags and
| cheering
! Mr. Ridde- introduced Mr. Dix in three
/ words and tho cheering started up again.
! II Quoted in three o- four minutes and the
candidate for Governor began IN read
his speech a. times his voice did not
carry 80 The far reCe-ses az the lofty gal
| leries and thor" were crles from III"
Stlud~rs away back up there 10 talk
| louder Nr Dix would put on steam
at such times. but IT was evident THAT It
Was ditficnl' for him to maintain steady
I shout
M,rp MALONE PIT orr
Before he talked five minutes Maud
Malone a sufTa2e'te who has ANNOYED
many speakers. leaned forward over the
raining 81 IN. top gallery and cried shriliv
MIR. Dix Mr. Div How do you stand on
womrns SIT--
The audience .r-ip, Cd cries. hisse~. cat
calls and groans Hundreds Of people
stood up and shou'ed for Miss Malone tn
shat NJ or get oIr Mr.. Dix cam" To a
81 ands.ill in his speech and looked unr-r-
tainlv a. Mr. Ridder. 4 plain clot hes man
hinched Mr. Ridder and asked II Miss
Malone should I've elected Rldder shook
his head
He made an appeal TO the su.fra Set,e
but abe kept her eyes on MIR Dix and
the instant Mr. Dix renewed HIS talk
she shr'll.d again Then Chairman Rid
der sent policeman 20 the gallery who
wrench"d IN" woman's hands loose from
the railing. caught her by the shoulders
and dragged her out through the crowd
| There We're some misses NJ this but the
audience IrI"ted speedily
Mr. DINS sPEECH
After paving "A tribute tn the greatness
of New York ciry and Us people and
declaring that they despise wherever
and whenever exhibited insinceriTy
Hypocrisy and sham. NJ Div hni Ills -
say Of Col Roosevelt
Into The centre " the stage there has
been hurled. nv The tnordina;e vanity. the
dangerous ambition and Ib- rcckiess con-
due; of a man who has b~ron,s ths apostle
OF rumglt and tn. rrotagonlsr Of Inisrep-
r-.-entaiion. the mpmentOII- question Of
:. net har NOT our very republican in-tiTu-
lions should survive or under ha assaults
NJ tkr agEa'or and the sgoti-' should go
dov n 20 das'rgc'Ion a. have o'h~r gr~a'
countries under similar assaults
Never hrfor. have Er IN Our history had
N much occasion 10 blush for he conduct
Of a man m had been the firsi CITIZEN OF
our country. and M greater and more strIk-
ing dT~ren'e could be found IN our history
between m" iast Republican rr"-den' and
ne tlluTrInus men who preceded him IN
ono" than - founi hv Their "1ndlr' after
'N--'. mad ret l-sf from The great DfT'c1 whtCh
they had held
search all through the history ~ uu-
Country. "NArline and sud- The characters
and ,aras-. nj ali rho-. no have boon
,bo-e, to ~ this creates, or human pos,.
non. and Of, nor. .aal ~. nnd I'm ab tho
long line -, mon 81, no nav, Stood form in ,h.,r
4. y and y.nsra,toa zach A. m. forom,s
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