The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27

hum into is IN ,dsf. but he did not open
up until no reached D.nison
senator Cufnmlns had hAd an oppor-
tunlty 10 discuss things With hum and 70
tlp him on oL what ia. Vest ~ particularly
interested IN besldes the mere Fart %
hooeevelt's visit The Colonel tOoA for
his th-m- the need 81 placing the general
interests % the country above the sps-clAl
interests
Iowa he said 20 The crowd a, Denison.
- th.. state Which the people are for
tunat.ly typical In fact they plACs the
general interests before the special
interests Ihir aroused IN" insurgent
thrpnR a. the station
lh,s ~ the problem before fhe Amer
ran I'-ppl" TO-DAY the Colonel declared,
and We must suboriinAt" SPECIAL
interests 20 IA" pfIblIC welfare ~ant 10
stand tpr he corporations when they are
right. =" that they can have conditions
und.r hlch they can earn dIN ldends.
bu' N" corporations are not entitled 20
Np'" nor ar" they entitled tn the "a nsr-
snip Il any pIphc man.
Her" IA lo~a M. conditions Of your
lIt" hlv. been such that | feel that thus
state Affords "A peculiarly favorable field
Tor NBgk To- place tns nation ami 10 keep
IN" uarI"n on the plan" on which IL must
%" pat ami sept 4 Ne ar" "a continue "a
he the great rrp4rhC of the West and -
mas" ~ iAs greatest example the world
has ",er seen ut successful popular
hu' uei""e VA your people more
benson went Wild aver this Hreech
There Mas appldus" that lAsta-i for ss,s erai
MINUTES IN" Shr~Wd farmers OF Iowa
ailow.-i that the Colonel had nat the nail
IN the head ant that he was their man
A. Dunlop md Missouri Valley Mr.
Roosevelt lid not lnger long Council
bluns turned itself upsid" down 20 give
NOISY welcome Congressman " alter
smith q N" Cannon forces at Washing
"A a.. "A A.
N an automobile through III. city In
IN" public square the COLONEL made an
address ia which ne REFERRED - the Now
YORK. situation. lie was well received
Nr Smith hail"i I X a. tn" inpst dis
tIugrish-i American Mr. Smith was
not ark" 80 speak. but senator DgilINer
was Mr. Roosevelt 5aId
Their" v the New prk issue There
~ - p~Tfer1ly PLAN that stand primarily
for political cleanliness and d'CsnCy and
Tor popular rub sonnet mes q"
uut agree with al The people try my
h'-s' tn represent them as far a. can
| viii do ANYTHING for them except that
which - wrong. that will not do tor an"
man Ana you cannot max" this I'"N "rn-
m~rr prosper permanently Unless Won
have honesty IA public as well a. IN pr
Hat" life 10 ~ our dv'v O" var against
CORRUPTION ~ every form. corruption IN
public life. corruption N business life.
And 'apr- than that. friends, dlstr'lst
N" man mo appeals 70 YOU on me
grpunis that h" - arains' the corrupt
II one particular class but cannot s4e
corruption m -orn" one -lre know
InanCIers and the papers that repre-
sent the great fnAncIcrs who are bitter
against corruption IN small politicians
or IA labor leaders. but who cannot see
~ ~ great business men or concerns
When he got through Mr. Roosevelt
visited the home Of J ! Wilcox. one
81 Cummins strongest supporters IN
the State e Iowa Tn" crowd swarmei
dpvn To- the train IN" Roosevelt re-
o.ptipn ~as enthusiastic. hut not too
mu'h 80
larry tomorrow morning. the Roo-e-
welt party will arrive ~ Ch"yerUe. Buck
Jag rruICp> hyi"g AnorIgir"-, races.
ropIrg Cp'' tests war tar C'fs. "veryfhi-
that fires M. heart % the cowboy will he
oU view for IN. Colonel aud his followers.
They eNJ.-ct hIm to io a few stunts
himself lei -, making spe' Ch.
They hop, that he will n 70 az whOop
ard rais" m. very devil. and he probably
will.
Archie Roosevelt. who got on the tram
an role from Omaha To Fremont waTt~d
=" go a.orz but b" Couldn't. His father
rog-r'fsi ~