Show ROOSEVELT IS FROSTED t I Many Kentucky Kentuck Audiences Apa Apathetic or Hostile Hostie t HE lIE BRYAN I ATTACKS S NEBRASKAN AND THE T DEAD DE GOEBEL i Louisville Louisie Ky Oct Oct 13 Louisville tonight to Ight gave Governor Roosevelt an en entertainment entertainment the pro gramme gamme concluding with wih a a crowded meeting at the te Auditorium This was wasi in i marked contradistinction to the greeting offered at Elizabethtown the lat last ast stop before the special reached this city ity At that tat place place the governor suf suffered ered ferd the first Indignity thrust upon him lim In hi the state though in several places the audiences were apathetic Bowling BowIng Green had cheered the gov governor governor until his ears rang with wih the plaudits and gathered at athe atthe the he train tin where the speakers stand st d dwa wa was as erected er receiving him with wt ex expressions of good will wi But at Elizabethtown it was differ I int ent en t though t ough the Republicans had done al all 11 in their power to make the candi cantI dates ates date s stop top there ther a pleasant one No sooner had the governor mounted the with wih General Generl Buckner and other ther members member of his party pay than tha an attempt wag wa wa made mae to break brea up the te meeting Small Smal boys carried cared Bryan Brn banners banner in the tIe outskirts of the crowd and empty coal wagons were driven at full ull ful speed pe d through the te square squar The steam team whistle on a a mill mil close by was blown loudly and half a hundred men menor menor or r more mor shouted Hurrah Hurh for Bryan B rn when the governor began beg speaking sp aig Although he had a a soreness of his throat which had ha compelled co d him to tosh shOrten sh all his earlier speeches ren al he during the he day the governor gorn r proceeded to tomake tomae S make mae himself heard hea in spite spie of the noise Above the te shriek of the steam whistle rang the te words I call cal your attention to t the th attitude of Mr M Bryans Brans frIends on the subject of law and order orde Then he waived his nis hand had to the crowd and continued t It I is 5 natural that tat the men who have tried ried to deprive Kentucky Kentuck of a free fre ballot balot should be opposed to free speech spee h I It t is not extraordinary that the men who have haye stolen the governorship and ad who seek sek to steal it again agin should not dare hear the te truth of history but should seek to gag gg an American citi citizen ct zen even eyen before he has uttered utere one word wor of his opinions oP Inions in a political con This brought cheers cheer and more mor Inter Interruptions and the governor was wa urged not to further furter endanger his hi throat but to permit a substitute to finish the He rejected the ion tion ton however and spoke the full fun fifteen minutes allotted to him and was w es escorted escorted to the train by a a large lare crowd Calls Ca It a Put Pt Up Job Tob Jobst Just st a put up job to break bra up the meeting was Governor comment when he returned to his car but I 1 guess I got back at t them Chairman Chaira Barnett Barett and Secretary Coombs of the te state central committee telegraphed news new of the trouble truble to this city and urged local Republican or organizations to redouble their efforts in showing Governor Roosevelt Roos velt are ar not lacking in courtesy and and an hospitality and when the te train trin reached Louisville it was wa stormed stored by bya I a curious surging mob which followed the party paty to th Gault Gaul House where j the governor dined dir d as a the te guest gest of the te state executive committee At 8 S cock I the governor was wa escorted to the Au Auditorium He spoke in part as a follows Few things thing have ever pleased me more mor than this day to speak from the platform on Which sits sit General Generl Buck Buckner Buckner ner who has shown show the qualities of and al an statesmanship and of civic manliness in which we are glad to hold up as examples to our children He who fought so valiantly for what he deemed the right he who stood up upa as a governor governor of this state to make the state a shining example to others other he lie who was great gat as a soldier great geat as statesman tat and greatest as a an American citizen I have traveled today with wih General Basil Duke D ke and General Buck Buckner Buckner ner tier General Buckner and ad General Generl Ba Basil Basi sil si Duke wore the gray gy of the confederacy confederacy ercy General Generl Frank Frnk Sigel and Gen General Generl General erl eral Bragg wore wor the blue of the Union army These men were Democrats un until til ti Democracy ceased to be anything but a name until the Democratic party paty fell feU under the te control of those tose who led It to tred tread the dark paths of mob vio violence violence lence and fraud at home and ad national dishonor abroad Says Say Bryan ram ism Is I the Issue Is Mr Bryan BIjan has ha shown some uncertainty uncertainty uncertainty as to what was wa the te paramount Issue in this campaign and it has changed a little He has ha not stood pat paton paton on fl it i I can c tell tel you what the para paramount par pam mount issue isue is 15 it is and means different times in dif different ferent states Applause But it i means meas something bad every everywhere ever everywhere where In the far islands of the te sea se means in Illi 1111 Illinois IU I nets nois noi it means There are certain men who wh are sufficiently unfortunate unfortunate unfortunate to have their names typify so social social social cial phases of which we are not proud Mr r Altgeld has risen to that eminence In Illinois it i means it South Dakota it i means and in iny my y own state and here it means meas Applause Now think What that means think of the te influences that tat stand behind Sir Mr lr Bryan Bran Think of the pardoner of anarchist in Illinois think of New Ne York Tammany Hall HaU fattening on vice flourishing in the spawn corrupt corrupting ing lag the city cl having the city and now reaching out to seize the state hoping to do it by the aid of Bryan Bran Ap Applause ApPlause Applause Think hink of it here in your state ste Here Mr Bryan comes to the aid of those who wh commit the capital crime against a a republic of suppressing or altering the votes of the majority of the free tree freemen freemen men of this state We have ave the right to appeal to every ever man Republican Democrat Populist whatsoever he be provided he is an honest man We have a right to appeal to him to drop dp all al else until it I is s settled once for all al I that in every state of the union mine mineor or yours my brother r a free man has the right to cast his vote as a he be pleases j and to have it It counted cunte as a cast cst Ap Applause AppI pI a s e That Thatis is not a party question queston If in this election electon the e impossible should occur and a majority of the people cost cast ct their votes for Mr Bryan though I should feel fel fel that they hey had Inflicted the te greatest wrong it was wa in the he power of mankind to inflict upon the common commonwealth commonwealth wealth I would strain every resource that there Is In hi the state before I would te let a single vote that was cast for Mr lIr Bryan B an be counted cunte for any anyone one else else Applause Now that should be the attitude of every man fit ft to call cl him himself himself himself self an American citizen and aad when that is not done when a party pary grasps gasps the power by nullifying the will wi of the people every party paty should cease at once until that wrong was remedied and until the wrongdoers were punish punished ed if not before beo the law at least leat before the teb bar r of an aroused aroue and ad im implacable implacable popular opinion Continues His Els 11 Vilification Mr Bryan Brjan Bran is Immensely concerned for the right of self elf government for a on the te other side of the te earth earh and yet Mr Bryan Bra comes down into Kentucky to o champion the te party paty of fraud to champion who have h ve disfranchised the tle majority of the te in inhabitants I inhabitants habitants of this state and who bave lave seated sete a governor who was wa not elected elected d c men of Kentucky Oh men of that state st te that sent so o many ay tens of thousands of her sons to wear ea the te blue so sQ s o many may tens Itens ens of f thousands to 10 wear the te ray gray gay g in times that tried tre m mons mens ns souls to you the te people of Kentucky tuc who have h ave never flinched finche to you Ol who have made m ade the te name nae of your great t and ad beau beautiful beu ti ful state a a synonym for courage and resolution r I appeal appel to the he young men menthe In the te name nae of those toe who wor wore the te blue lue b and gray gay in the te name ne of the te great gret deeds eeds d done by the te generation that tat in inthe inthe the he t time of its it manhood fought to 10 a anish finish nish fi the great gt civil cIvi war r the war that tat left le ft a reunited nation that tat left lef our flag fag fl ag without a Q stain I appeal to o you yu sons ons s of confederate soldiers men whose fathers athers faters f proved their faith I appeal to you y ou to take the te lead in seeing seeing that this nation naton n on the te threshold of the e new century c declares once for all al in the theace face f ace of the peoples people of mankind makind the theold te old o ld American doctrine that that where the American merican A flag fag has been raised rIse in honor It shall not the foe te hauled down in dis dishonor ds honor honorAt h onor At the close of the he address addres Colonel Roosevelt Rosevelt R spoke in front of the te Audi Auditorium Auditorium orium t a building with wit a seating ca en capacity c p of to a crowd as a large larges as a s that which filled the structure and which w had lingered throughout the te main m ain speech Including the te speech tonight Gover Governor nor n ne or Roosevelt has ha addressed nine nine audi audiences audience ence e rices in Kentucky Kentuck since 8 S when he h e spoke poke at Henderson Henderon Tomorrow he will wl rest quietly reach reachIng Ing l ag Lexington at 6 a a m nix Monday Stands Strong For Por Gold Governor Rosevelt Roosevelt began his cam campaign cm aign pig p In Kentucky at 8 S making mang manga an a a n address adress at Henderson Hendersn A large lage crowd c greeted the governor who Wo was escorted e from the train tran l by y prominent Kentucky K k politicians Governor Roose Roosevelt Rose Rosevelt R ose velt elt v said Id in part partIn partIn In this Is campaign I feel that tat I have havea a right to 10 appeal to you on more than one o ne issue Isue I believe beleve emphatically In sound s currency expansion aid and aid in the honoring h of the te flag fag and most of all allin al alln in i n orderly liberty Ubert under the law which lies ies le l at the foundation of our institutions ions tons t At Madisonville he made a a brief ad address address adress dress d ress but could scarcely speak above a a whisper w He said sd in part There Tere are many issues at at stake in inthis Inthis i this ti contest of vital vial Importance to the te people eople p It I is of the utmost importance that tat we should have sound sund currency and nd that we should preserve the eon con conditions cn d that have told for our material prosperity p but it is of even greater geater importance i to keep undimmed the te hon boa honor honor boar S or o r of the flag fag in the e faces of the ohe nations of o f the earth and greater geater yet to pre preserve serve sere s erve the principles princIple that tat lie le at the te root rt of o f sound government government At Guthrie Russellville and Bowling BowIng S Green Gren crowds of considerable size were wee i it a t the respective of at places speaking S Sn In I n each place Governor Roosevelt t made madean i in an a n appeal for an honest honet count cut of hal bal ballots halots l lots lot l told old humorous stories stores and on ac account account count c of the te condition of his throat Introduced i Curtis Curts who was re me received received c enthusiastically At Bowling Green Gren W C P Breckenridge also I made an address |