The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
CONTINUES TO THUMP DIX
= n >IITL PRETENDS TO M
IITII M ~ - N THE Trust.
IA ,,sHes S1Ehi speeches, Deginalng at
Ph~nlN aud EnsiinK at OEdensburg
.IusIEr PARKER Listens TO Oue oG
Thrm IIrrkImer and Oneida To-day.

ur r,th u,or. Veh-mance than ever
NJ. Developed little that was new IN the
aar. -pc-Che-. but he had the zatisfac-
mon 1t facing enthusiastic crowds in a
r.g.nn that - red hot Republican.
M colonel continued to thump Mr.
n, and his alleged connection with the
va nuprr trust. and stood his ground
w r,,rvthing that he has accused Mr.
Ia, Ut lie based his resohIts attitude
against the Democratic nominee on
information he received from the Score
tarv # state yesterday. he said ~
'ar ~ NJ Roosevelt - concerned he il
i-rfcciy satisfied that Mr. W1 was
mixed up IN the wall paper trust and that
h. has been Inconsistent ON the tariff
PROPOSITION
There Vas one incident this afternoon
that gave promise 81 Frightening IN the
davs routine. hut IL was spoiled by the
shvUe-- ot Judg" Alton n. Parker The
Judge happened To arrive az Richland
Nh" ~" Colonel was holding forth on
the rear platform OF the train MIR
Parker had been campaigning up State
for Mr. pN
n h. stepped on a regular train with
uur SOLITARY private car the Judge
vas greeted by a small crowd. composed
mostly ~ correspondents They told
h.m that hs had the chance OF his ~.
90 hear Mr. Roosevelt The Judge thought
led tale chance. He walked down the
r.auorm toward where the Richland
aHti"n"" vas gathered Suddenly Mr.
Parker guessed he wouldn't 20 right
ur ~ the rear platform. He thought
- could hear all right from where he
stood He remarked that all was we'll
on. my friend. who fought in the
Grani Army, the Colonel was saying
- m" Judge surveyed him from afar.
30 hos" days YOU appealed 10 all good
ru1ens 10 stand together. and 80 now
have the RI ght to appeal TO all good citizens
- stand together in this contest We
have a. our candidate tbut the noise
Interrupted HIM.
/ can talk against two footing en-
gn~s he shouted
Against one'- asked a man in the
crowd
TN. can "a, nm f.,,Iv .l 18Th
a.. -, "'
wv" -'"''
We ask your support OF Stimson. con-
unI"d the Colonel, because n opposed
fy IamnanV Hall and law the biv tr,,s,s
Fy.rv c,ooL.5 h,,.in...
- ro,onsI -, :. -
p'P-u S"rPl'l""r look-
mg individual Judge Parker can hear
y"u
The Colonel rlared
-F,s,v ,,o,I.d L,,.,,,.. $500.
-, - - -. "i Nv
VIZ ""' al" eNs'S SI"oAeu poHtl'lah
expect 10 oppose our candidate ] am
cad To see YOU comrade
Comrade-I hear with pl-asir. and
t.l,.v. !, .vor, 80 90,
m. Colon.lyI a,, ga 80, H.
Ine 'oi"he'-' am e'au yol a"
While this repartee was going on Judge
Ilrker held his place. He couldn't
20 t...r.Iladed TO greet the ColonsI .,d
- -, 49, ,.,,ho,,, -, ..--'t,.'-
a. .,.s' ~. sP3Hhg
W '""ArAeu ~ ne Ieit that everything
WS fine where he had been. meaning
Il course that the Democrats w.r. bios.
coming OUT in GOOD shapa NJ Roo.e.
=, -, -, ~. I,.,.- = q. =, /
'hA' '"7 '""se N"S 'he'e ah
tt@ 'i'n@
NJ Roosevelt made eight speecha-
today lie began AZ Phnnix IN tIf.. morn ,
!aE and ended no with two addrrsses
ere tonight The crowds YELLED svsry-
fp- nam Their. was good bit ~ en-
,.....a.r, FOR a time along the line no,.
i7ir lu. has noticed previously Rut
non . N,s m red nor Ren,Ibl,can cou,,ry
,ga also everybody fsI, good b.ca,,s..
. a.. Old and male vot, feel H.. 49,
H., ,,gr n,ngs
I,a r.lnnsl took nm "a his LEADING
...r. ~ ,'f.ck ON Mr. ID, The .nsart
Ia, .r.. D.mocratiC candidate ma.
80. -.y.- a, Ru6aIn "a. Js.rIo,..J a..
a., - nv b.d st,acL..d S,;rns,,,, ~,
'.,s.' = vSr,t St,nson mad don.. ,n ,nn.-
,......r - fhe sugor rrIst
VI, Ia, has sbo,Sn ConcIuz,,,.I,, tho,
lei. .hs SLING ins,rrmsn; ~ H. Ni,,nby
. ,lt. -arnnaign he Ia ss,d 49,,
,Yrs IN. tns,r'Iynent of The gr.at snJ
..rt..e- Cnrce. noiiticaI ara anaoc;ai
IA. s,ard b.hind Wur,hv in a.. 90,
o.. -s.Ira control 81 the govsrnmant a,
,rauy and Nr Dix's utfer inainc.ritv
~ ~ u..y
-. r, his s,,s,nn,s 20 exniain 80 ~
~ -arord Fy.ry great corr,,rt cor
fr-arIpn which desires 10 sae Harry sim
.-r ,.i-rreditsd Uo,iId do,Ih,la-- annlaud
~ INK Tor his attempts TO disrredit
tl~. rsre n no, that theae attenp,s ar,.
O.. ,rarsnar.ntIy futile
VI S'im.on los, money by doing the
~. for the Government Instead ~
.s..trg 20 Ms prtyate nractice Mr. III,
.r0x- 'hts parfectlv we'll ana II he had
any ,iouhts ON IN. subiect he could have
OWED them by Getting the oninion ~
10. foIItlrai leader and comrnde ON the
= mn Alton n Parker who was ern-
-ysd a. ATTORNEY hv ,ha -,,1ar true,
agans' Mr. S,imson
Inc Colonel said that he had learned