The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03
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trir-prttnt worS that ~" Government
has undertaken ~ wears n not The m"-t
trnport tnt ever t-xun. IN ~" upn.nn ~
the ~ President.
Mr. Roosevelt came ~ Omaha this n"ru-
ma ~Np-yt,ng great deal n"i-i"r reC~p-
Ton than 10 GOT. There werr N" bras
h.nd- playing national hymns. m crowds
thai jainn~i the str~-ts. NJ policemen
Sallpp,ng innocent sp-,tu"r~, AMI M
Wild chs-rtnE
0,nahr Ravs him what ono might
term a ihough'ful reception. III" people
II Nebraska are with him all right. only
they are MT - demonstrativs a. the
kansans. Who are positively wild syed
There vas a distant undercurr~nt ot
approval that was made manifest When
the occasion was offered
Politicians 10y the score focket tn
Omaha {, whisper kind words O. the
Colnual senators Burkett and Brown
Il his stat. and senator Deliver II
Iowa were on hand all day long. and
they said bots 81 patriotic things about
Mr Roosevelt
Plrkett. who j. seeking reelection
g. the United states senate. pr">lded AZ
the exercises IN the auditorium. He
laudcd the Colonel T. the skies This
gave Mr. Roosevelt the opportunity %
boom Burkctt in front " great crowd.
II was interesting 60 note that Senator
Dolliver - about az popular here a.
either 70 the Nebraska senators. When
he arose IN the auditorium IN respond
q the demand from the crowd for
speech Deliver was eloquent HIS IN
surgent blood grew hot. He placed Mr..
Roosevelt in the same category with
jefferson and Lincoln The audience
yelled and the Colonel beamed happily.
In the breathing spells between
speeches and motor rides and luncheon
and dinner and an initiation by the Az
Sar. Ben Mr. Roosevelt had some time
to-day for political conferences He
talked the situation over with the Sena-
tors and he met GOV Shallenberger
and the cowboy Mayor ~ Omaha. Jim
DahImar Each - these men - II the
opinion that Mr. Roosevelt trip through
the West has thus far heen triumphal
march They consider him the first
private citizen e the country. the great
est man m the world They refused
e. say What they thought about all this
chatter about 1912
The cJnscnsus of opinion m Nebraska
IL. however. that Il Roosevelt wants the
nomination hc can h1v" o. And II he
get u they think he'll he electa'i without
the slightest DOUBT
AZ h" ps.gscd through IN" streets this
Afternoon on hi way - IN" nall the
CoIDf.i W.. only mildly keIl"d Mot g
the population wEs har gIng around tho
dcor- trying - get IrsId". Thee who
wore fortunate enough 90 hsV" "n' Ci''d
an eutrs noe hoard NJ. Roosevelt mako
an Interesting sT~cch IN this navy and the
canal II wasn't long. bu' II was Ia the
Toint
II was crowd e intelligent folks
that Mr. Roosevelt faced They dldn :
puncturts he talk Win IN" cOwboy
phri.ks 81 Denver or III" whooDs 81 sun
flower KAnsans. They appIAuded g"ner-
Dusty when ihov thought h" Deserved II.
and n. Colonel liked their manner.
senator BuTkstt didn't have tune 20
chang has gray irpCA SUIT Tor has black
fToCk suit and be apOlogiz~d 20 his friends
privately. But IA" S"rAtor was on the
lob when ~ cam" - making an intro
ductory speech and he handed y out
with gtBtp. tie characterized Mr.. kooss-
welt a. the most distinguished man Of
all the world. IN. Colonel ~ order 10
thank S.uator burkett tor his pleasant
remarks praised nun and then proceeded
to read a long extract from piece that
Burkett wrote for a magazine. IL was
about progress and cleanliness IN politics.
and Mr.. Roosevelt Endorsed the sentiment
and this audiences Appauded The SENATOR
stood up and bowed.
IL helps whsn we do q thing that ~
other nation has done the Colonel he
gan some nations abroad laughed
when they heard that the Unitsd States
was going 90 send ia feet around the
world Mr.. Roosevelt then went on "a
explain how he had secured enough
u1ousy 10 get the feet to the Pacific
And when Congress refused AZ first "a
approp-iats enough to continue the
cruise he told them they could leave ths
feet in the Pacific OCEAN n they cared To
IL was the old story 81 Roosevelt coming
out on top.