The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
ROOSEVELT HAS
FINAL NIHACk
The Former President Makes
Speeches All Day Long for
His Candidate.
ASSAILS DEMOCRATS ON
THE TICKET WITH DIX
Talks to Cosmopolitan Crowds
and at Swell Banquets With
Equal Facility.

NEW YORK. Nov, predicting the
election of Henry l.. Stimson, Theodore
Roosevelt tonight completed his cam
paign for the Republican party, which
has extended over more than month
and was carried into New York, Mass
achusetts, New Hampshire, Ohio, Indi-
ana and Iowa The Colonel delivered
two speeches this afternoon and six to-
night not counting an address before
by the Hungarian Republican club and
a campaign speech IN behalf of Keep
resentative w. w. Cocks at Astoria,
l.. +.
"We are going to knock them
through the ropes was the way Col
onel Roosevelt put IL in his speeches
today. He continued. his attack on
fire to Mr.. Dix s associates on the
Democratic ticket. 81 ask YOU to look
at what Mr.. Dix s supporter, the Even.
ing Post, says Of Mr., Dix s colleagues, -
said he "Mr Dix says he wants to
turn the calcium light of publicity, on
the wrongdocrS at Albany. Let him
turn it on the men running on his own
ticket. Tho Evening Post sa-'s of his
candidate for lieutenant governor, that
he is Il member of the Smith Weed ma
chine, man of mediocre capacity; Of
the candidate for comptroilor, that he is
u man of bad legislative record and
Eubscrylent Tammany tool who should
he defeated; OF the candidate for treas
urer that the charges against him IN.
volved the holding up of franchises and
the Juggling of city contracts, that he
is ward boss of the Sheehan and Will
liam j. Connors political machine In
Buffalo. and should be defeated; Of the
candidate for attorney general that he
was the willing tool of Murphy and
William J, Connors and that his candi-
dacy is an insult to nl decent men.
And these four men are the chief
men on the ticket with Dix. They CON
troll the canal fund commission. which
is to spend Il hundred million dollars
and, actually, you are asked to support
ii man who Is trying to carry into
power four associates Of such char
acter.
BEAT Them to FRAGILE
Gwen beat them to frazzle, said
Colonel Roosevelt. IN his last speech on
Manhattan Island tonight. And many
of his hearers remembered that they
were the identical words he had used
on his way to Saratoga before the
stop, shout, break through and away
again. along the length of the town.
in order to fill his numerous engage
ments the colonel and his party had to
wbirl through the crowded streets of
the East Side at forty miles an hour.
The colonel appreciated that he was
i'll the heart of the Tammany stronghold
and struck out for the enemy. They we
got the money! he said. "snd Tam
many Hall: but we have the votes.
We're fighting your battle, but we
can't win unless you fl"ht your own.
We are fighting the power of Tam
MANY Hall backed up by all the money
il wlelds. but We can win with the votes
of the plain people.
Among tho Proletariat.
t'I reoret that l do not speak your
beautiful language" the colonel told
an italian audience farther up town,
"but | understand it, = and to prove his
of presentation.
From there the scene shifted to
negro BAPTIST church. The colonel re.
minded his audience of the many ap.
polntments to positions Of trust he had
made among men Of their race and soil
cited III return their trust in this cam
.paigu. The Manhattan tour ended at
Jefferson Park. in The Bronx. where he
made his prophecy about the " "fraZzle. "
From there he hurried TO Astoria, L.
j., to speak for Representative Cocks
The colonel s speech ut the Hungari-
an Republican club dinner was prin-
cipallv notable for his reference TO
President Taft as "our able. upright
and conscientious president, "