| Show ROOSEVELT in his honor great in new york cheer him and tens of i works ars crowd the and brass bands oct 27 city over york i keff cn republican flowed occasion of the resa on tiro night bust cooee arranged tor governor with the arrival at k the central station on grand S i schedule time anul toward midnight when the rough and coary went governor rider the night home for sisters to his a series ot receptions thera burning ot fireworks such electrical a ft ot elo displays and such volumes 1 I 1 the climax ot the candidates F it thousands 01 miles and ot many tom the i friends and admirers made ot welcome rt reeta ring with shouts borne the doors of madison square cardi were opener to the public at 5 ea crowd there was an orderly 51 was no or contusion bands one regimental there were two J at end ait oit the garden they con during the alternating 1 played i airs wore popular three boure wait played mostly and were loudly cheer bongs were ed frequently campaign gung by three the 1 the decorations were profuse the I 1 tare and stripes predominating t speakers was draped with bunting aront rail anal directly beneath che coat ot arms at the detate a double at a decoration a sounding board were huge ot yellow and walte bunting v iron gir tibe seat was 11 amer deib in every iceal flag to was fastened a but ot governor roosevelt in rough rider uniform most of the seats were occupied by appointment the groups of pa began to toach the square eoon acter 8 acid aa each arrived there was cheering and more burning ol 01 greek fire and lockete roc kete every in in fhe line was and some ot the displays took lue crowd by great set pictures ot tha pull dinner pall and ot president mckenley and Cio vernor roosevelt were cheered vigorously the muto of ciha barthami Bar thoMI hotel was at rork thel time throwing mottoes on the dewey arch on the clouds and on the walls at the buildings around the aa but republicans ignored it another feature was many banda in ut fison directed by a searchlight and the vast chorus governor roosevelt came out of the firth avenue hoedl at and cat into his carriage he was recognized at conw and until he got anto the minutes afterward he was aad cheered he stood nearly all abe way to the garden and bowed to the crowd the go madison square garden at the cheering outside made this tact known to those bethin Bi thin and there were expectant acnes of here he comes abe audience stood waving flags end cheering when abe governor there wa a great tumult bands were playing hard to make their music heard but except to those immediately alongside they might have kept silent abe party went to the stand the governor was followed by senator platt when the governor got to hia place on the of the stand the applause was general V greene the chairman tried lo 10 get order but ithe carowil cheered louder the governor stood quietly beside the the applause app lausa lasted nine minu tee general greene introduced the governor as the greatest advocate of the policy in tha ainee another ovation followed as the governor raised his hand to command at f oo he began his addreen with the A worda my he i tah reference to mr Cro kore famous re state and the reception prepared by tammany hall and the audience broaded and hissed good for you teddy soak tt to em yelled a man agh up many like expressions came irom other parts ot the garden hia reference refe renco to mr r brokers rokers famous re marit about working or his own pocket all the atme brought forth he ry youre all right teddy governor roosevelt ridiculed mr alyane attitude on every public ques ul sall anto him the tol roared a man the audience kept op an incessant cheering the 1 base iball crank who la known t well aeu had u colw waa much V ti tf bhea ahe govonor took up I 1 caused mw laughter en he ton ot the danger of eighty e ot a mn to every thousand of our population STAND BY TUB FLAG began his ad was proud to be on platform witti secretary w he said wherever I 1 have been I 1 buve tb me S man abo lueia a life to 8 party kr tau under the irad ft p to aller ea th party t he leadership that sought the P ot abonal die and road and old sol iu ot wisconsin n kJ and arranz steel gawell e cause war out sla 11 division in iS luft w ln t U vallans alon and the the no we tha blue ant mai y aa gray naturally come with us when we egand or abe honesty of our people at home and against the degradation ot aiho flag abroad on the subject of mr bryan and mr croker the governor eald mr bryan comes to this state as the guest of mr croker mr bryan comes to this state pleading loyalty to the memory of jefferson and associates mr croker jeffersons statement was hat the whole art of government consisted in being honest mr crouere Cro kere boast upon that statement t that fae Is in politics for bis pocket every time I 1 am not slandering mr croker I 1 am merely quoting him in jacksons day democracy spelled hard money cipan elon and the honor ot the flag and who have tad right to report and remember jackson now the men who stand for the dishonor ot the flag for the debasement ot the currency tor the contraction ot its national liberty no the party ithac stands or an honest dollar ahe party that stands tor keeping the flag hoisted la UK philippines as it shall be governor roosevelt then plunged into the issues ot the campaign starting out with free silver and following the lines of his many addresses on this subject madison square over its length and breadth was one mass of color in honor ot the coming to town at gov roosevelt from shortly dark late in the night aba tumult continued the fireworks display began at dark and filled the air continuously for tours while the boraas burst of varicolored vari colored balloons of paper were sent aloft thousands ot persons watched the display the tower ot the with mariade garden was illuminated ot incandescent lights while rod white and blue lights blazed from the big I 1 buildings brilliant fountains and showers of spark were bent off from all sides of the park the departure of the governor and party rom the hotel was the signal for one of the most brilliant displays of the evening while the display of fireworks was at ats height the big chorus of voices led by bandmaster george L humphrey of the seventh regiment band burst forth with the strains of the alar spangled banner in madison square park bandmaster humphrey the chorus from the garden tower by means of a searchlight there america was rendered by the chorus it also being directed in the same manner the music like the fireworks was received with great applause by the multitude which thronged thron ged every available space tor blocks around madison square garden the scores of bands which had participated in the parade also swelled the volume ot sound and added to the din while the speechmaking speech making was in progress at the garden and at the stands throughout the park the pyrotechnic display was continued As the big parade progressed the reworks were beet off the air Bc reaming bombs and immense skyrockets sky rockets the searchlights in the garden tower played continuously on the crowd which filled the streets end at times when isome more brilliant pieces were being beet off the light was stronger than though the park had been filled with arc lights the big set pieces which displayed the pictures ot mckenley roosevelt washington and were reserved tor the dose As they were fired off one by one they won the admiration and applause of the crowds these pieces were all situated in a corner of the park and he lam in the vicinity ot the fifth avenue hotel the hafl man house and the dewey arch required a large force idt police to keep U from crowding info the street and interfering with the parade it was a good natured crowd however and there was little or no trouble not until governor roosevelt reached the garden and was well along in his speech did the para dere begin to reach madison square in any force coming from many points there was more or lesa delay and the first columns scheduled to arrive about 30 were from ton minutes to three quart era of an hour lato but when they did finally begin to converge on the square there was a spectacle which la seldom i |
