The sun., 1912-05-28

| administration the income exceeded
the expenditures wv som. vs. here between
two and three hundred millions of dollars.
80 mVCh so that "" had almost too
much surplus and although Congress
I'horized rs To issue bonds for build
ing IN" Panama Canal most of the ex-
pcnd;tUres on tn" Panama Canal. until
the last year were paid for ont of the
surplus We had more than we needed
Tor our own rinnlng expenses and in
stead of putting II away We used il To
pay for Ia" Panama Canal digging and
"conomilrd upon the bond issues which
We We're allowed 10 make"
The Colonel cracked out his other main
point OF the day right a the starr at Nor
ristown. Tie went after the national com
mite in this fashion
The other day Mr laet said that tho
national committee would do him Justice
, II is the p"6ple mat | want 10 do me j,,s-
tic". That illustrates the difference be-
tw"n VS.. appeal 10 the people and he 10
the national COMMITTEES. with the cXprc-
ta'ion that II will mlsrrpresent the people
RemcmbCr. friends the national commit.
irr was elected moi by the people but bv
the politicians four years ago"
Col. Roosevelt Ja,Int.d through n quiet
farming country most Of The day. he
IVES III til" Fourth Fifth and Sixth Con-
greS- districts in the daytime and in the
Eighth and Ninth a' night AT Bayonne and
Ilshh'htil
The Colonel motored in from OYSTER
Bay. starting az O'Clock in the morning.
4 crowd Of late commuters waited TO see
him nearly hll an hour beyond his Sched-
ul"d time for leaving al the Lackawanna
station in Hohoken. lie had been delayed
in New York. Senator Dixon was with him
The Roosevelt train left Hoboken shortly
after 10 o'clock.
SHIFTED THE DELAWARE.
The speaking began at Morristown
Then the Colonel shot straight across
tho State through Dover. Newton. Haok-
ettstown and Washington 10 the Delaware
Pennsylvania railroad. arriving IRWIN, vi. early aiy
in the afternoon. His train turned south
there, then skirted the Delaware River
western boundary, through Frcnchtown,
Iamhertvilln and Flomington to Somer.
VILE. A. his train passsd a cemetery
on its way into I.ambertville a number
of persons, mostly women, who were at
tending ilneral. left their party and the
hears" and ran toward the railroad tracks
waving their handkerchiefs.
Automobiles were used to Princeton
and llightstown and down to Pcnninc-
ton. from where the Colonel went hack
to the neighborhood of New York by train
arriving at Bayonne after O'Clock in
the evening, n" made short rear end
speeches nj Pennington and Hopewell
in the Trenton vicinity. His evening
Hee'lnEs were IN ~ Mary r Hall, HObOken
and Schuetzen Park, West Hoboken.
At Morristown there was a Roodly
crowd AT the railroad station, with lots
of women and children. School children
were on hand waving flags. That meant
that tho right of the people to rule had
won out, said the Roosevelt local leaders.
because Dan Voorhees,. State Treasurer
and Norristown boss. had got the school
board To rescind the principals previous
direction to close school for Il holiday when
the Colonel came to town, So the parent a
got their backs up against Dan Voorhees,
and gavc the kids excuses TO stay home
anyway and cheer the friend of the babies
They chcered, The Roosevelt committee
saw that they got flags Tho school
children at Chatham were also out along
the lawns
ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN.
The Colonel was at his old, ekilful
campaign stunt, right Oh the dot ar soon
az the trip was under way All over the
country he has been all things o all people
in the West there were his Cow business"
days that brought him close to the plain
citizen. In the South the Colonel had
two unclos that fought in the Confederate
army. II it's . country OF babies. the