The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
PLACES Himself
|NIOP'P'OS[T|ONT TO I
W|C'.EP'|R.ES|DEN1
T Roosevelt Ind orses Can.
/ didate Who Sherman
Will u. Not J Support.
OLONEL STARTS 4
ON ESTE RN TRIP
Addresses Ten Thousand Perso,n. II,
at Grange Picnic Near Utica,
and Makes Significant Re
marks to State Senator Da-
venport, Progressive,
Who Is in Audience.
COLONEL STARTS
ON STE RN TRIP

7 T. IL. rt ~ %
Roosevelt wound up the first day of s.
MS pilgrimage into the West by place
ing himself directly In oppositior1 ia
Vice-President Sherman. Speaking to- Il
day IN the Vice Presidents own coun-
try ne warmly indorsed state Senator
Frederick Davenport who is u staunch
progressive, and whom Mr.. Sherman
mas said that he would not support
Mr.. Sherman was out OF town to-day
and did not see Colonel Roosevelt.
It was late in the afternoon when
Colon1 Roosevelt reached Summit
Park. ten miles west OF here, a sum :
mer resort overlooking the Mohawk
River. Ten thousand persons WHO
attended the Grange picnic there to-
day We're waiting for him. and raised
cheer as the ex-President appeared
on the platform. At every stopping
place along the way from New York
to U Utica the colonel was cheered b Mi
the roar OF applause which went ur
from the throng at the park shook thu
pavilion. - y, B.
Colonel Roosevelt spied Senate, 4
Davenport a t once. and greeted HIN:
warmly. AS soon as he began his = 4
speech he turned to the Sena tor and Il
said am glad to see you on tha
platform. Senator Davenport Ths
only kind of politics care FOL. Is the
kind sof politics in which decencv Is
combined with efficiency. I hold that
the only way in which a politician can
really serve his party is by helping
enat party efficiently to serve the peo-
PIE. Because the Senator and the
men who have acted with him f,aya
stood for this principle, am Mad to
be on the platform with him., Ea 3
There was more cheering as the
colonel uttered these words. When
ne could be heard again he added :sss
You will at least notice that NY
U .teh ances are free from ambiguity,
Talks to Farmers. RI;
Then the colonel proceeded with hia
talk to the farmers. AS soon az Il /
was over he hurried on to the Hen
aderson 3 House. '.l:'e at ordanyille, Herkimer
county, the home OF his brother-in.
law. Douglas Robinson, OF New york.
He Will remain there until to-unorvow
night, when he will start for, Cneyen
Wyoming. An, .ss
Senator Davenport made speech
after Colonel Roosevelt had concluded.
He said the colonel had been his ideaIsS
ana tnat he considered him to repre-
sent the heart and consci ence Or tie
great body Of the people.
s5 After talk with Mr.. ShermanNon
August S. Senator Davenport at that
time said: 4 i3
"vice-President Sherman has made
1t clear that he was not for me. ana q
he has said that ] should not be re-
nominated
The Vice President replied PROMPTLY
on that occasion by saying: |:
The Senator knows that L did not
say to him that he should not be re-
nominated. I did say that I 81 should #
not support his candidacy. and sSI do
not Intend to do So" M Ks
First Step In State Fight.
Senator Davenport supported the
direct nomination. bill In the tI,arfsla
.ture, and has been a warm supporter
OF Governor Hughes's policies Colonel
.RooseYelt's move in indorsing him is
regarded as hts first step In the New 81
York State fight.
In his prepared speech ColoEel il Roose-
ivelt dealt with the problems OF life u
IN the country. and how to solve them. al
5s The colonelslsept his hearers In good s
SPIRITS with his epigrams. sonle Of
Which We're not down In his speech ss
think a good man and good%i
woman can get to heaven in a. dozen
different hays. he said. ''but Il do not ~
3thlnkg they can get there unless they q
are good" Il
the date ofits present expiration. AS the
The only motto for Americans
should be: All mon up and not some Is
men down.. he said. And little later
= t1Stlt q MS W1fe
that she does not do as his mother
id that man is frequently IA man
who does not do the way his father
ought TO have done,.s
s What pleased tn . Grang m ost ~ ss
all, however. was this :45'.I will 4 nave ~
go with tho type OF farme rS o says B sg
i am down on lawyers and ban lsers :f5T5S Il
am AGAINST the business man awIlI
go With him when he says: i am va
against bad type OF lawyer, or bad
type of banker. IN other words i viii 8s
80 with MIN when he pronounces Judg
2 men on a man, not IN accor rdance VII
his occupation, but In accordance VIII
his conduct, That is good .An,e rfcun
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