The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-06-19
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liFa III some ~ Massachusetts Lead.
Ing citizens. including Lieutenant
governor Maith. Mayor Fitzgerald
aud C0Hgte sman Murray
Arriving after the eloquent speech
Of Secretary ~ the Navy Daniels
Roosevelt heartily endorsed the seuti-
pienm iot international peace eK
pressed W thr distinguished member
q the cabinet. bat made strong
pisa for the international arbitration
llau 10 be backed ~ ailh strong
ag9 feady band 81 which he declared
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Az ihe m0Hnment Roosevelt spoke
in part. s. .iolioNs
= ans tery glad 10 have a chance To
sos few words ~ sou ia this bis
toric SPOT. the cradleau that is IN
tgct ahat u So Tho cradle Of olr
country % American liberty And
friends. I hope that an our people
yuA apd ail y is. who celebrate this
anniversary, viii remember that the
onty way fl which 10 be loyal TO the
memory ~ the men who lived and
died % make what we $40 love, the
way So which Il pay most effective
trlhme tu their memory IS 70 We live
our selves as 60 be worthy u the men
wto have died
Moss friends Was IN The Spanish
Vaf myself II wasn't big war. but
Il was 100 me war there was, and we
wefe NOT 70 blame that there wasn't
enough war 20 40 around among
everybody And have always felt
that my regiment In that WAT was
mierocosH q this country, because in
q W. he'd men 81 every creed, Of
every nationality. religion and race
as wen as men from every section Of
the country
we had IN thai regiment men
whore iathefs had heen born or who
Very themsclvcs born III Germany
EnSand sweden France. Russia
and llaly aad men whose fathers had
come over here IN the Same ship that
bore the ancestors of the men who
died 90 ibe field 81 honor aud fought
shoulder to shoulder. each recogniz
ing in the other ony fellow Ameri-
cah Vld JUDGED HIN for what he was
4 eant 10 gay Just on. Ford more.
sin 80 10 the limit 20 get Justice in
this country ! will see 10 II that ey-
erytbing that ~ within me Is given |
to the men who DO right aud square
~ viii DO an ! can 20 get a square
deal for every man, 70 put down in
justice and wrong il high places IN |
politics ard business life. but il has
10 be- done under the American flag |
and not under the red dag of an
archy
We welcome to this country every
man who ia good faith can come here
End perform his duties as an Ameri-
can citizen, bat he is not to war
aealns our institutions He is nol
10 Ne disloyal 10 this country I
aah that ge secure peace intefna-
iiunaIlY by keeping 70 prepared Tor
vat that There viii De no danger Of
,nybody thinking II safe 20 do any
bins 20 aF
Keep ~ your battleships/ And
nate THIS country. which acts justly
q i other naiious and Witch Is able
q enforce IN return Justice from other
lHUlbs u from anyone within our
purdgrs iet us strennonsy strive 10
make this ~ very fact y government
5 ihr people themselves. and when
hey shall have FUN possession ~ the
then % make Il land Ia
shich every man and every woman II
hey have The right stun in thcm shall
iase q chance 10 lead sell Prospecting
ives and brtng NJ their children 50
IL % be az tor the e2acting duties OF
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