| Show WARM SPEECH BY MR KITCHEN 4 Theodore Roosevelt and Gen General General eral Grovenor Grosvenor Shaken Up p plATTER 4 lATTER ATTEMPTS TO REPLY I A AWKWARD ARD SITUATION FOR OHIO omo WARHORSE I 4 l April In the th hou house e li President wac a MS as assailed sailed bitted by Claude t of North orth Carolina who included In Iii his hili General en ral whom hom 10 charged with humiliated d Roosevelt the yi vice till whom In a r ree nt Speech In the house houe h he had as the lIu worthy worth MUN successor eMOr of Mr 11 McKinley General Gros Grosvenor nor that four COllI years eAr ago h he opposed the nomina nomination Wm of lt for Cor but said Mr Ir during the cam campaign had I conducted himself In a mAn manner I ner Mr and had won the confidence an saul o of the people h by lila his from the he was WIlS elected to over the senate The Democrats In New NewYork York he Il Haid had Ill a 8 eandi date for President who did not know knot whether he loo on his lead or his heels rr Preceding ln this episode the de debated hated bated the bill bili to create a commission to inet igat the merchant marine hut but took no n on n it Kitchens Hot Shot Mr II Kitchen stron I Grosvenor and President Roo VOlt Il General Grosvenor he Said bat glorifIed President Roosevelt as the worth worthy of oe McKInley 1 forgetting that last I General Grosvenor as mu a contributor tO the New York Journal in III l haul referred to the then gO gov ot of New ew York as R a brilliant or 1 raU rati slid pUd curious sort o of man Mr Ir Kitchen that thal Mr Ir Roo Roosevelt elt as asa II a candidate for tor vice Ice pre president l nt wa was tasteful to Mr Ir an and challenged Mr lr Gr Grosvenor nenor to deny It as aN well as 88 the statement that Mr r Roo Roosevelt as vice president was humilIated b by tIme the friends of McKinley including General Gros nor Anul y yet t he said laid yoi men sit it lucre hr and gulp down er everything Roosevelt says aid not nol ont one of you rou dartS litres ral raise hl lila hAntl in memory of William McKinley I McKInley had a right to think that ROt Roosevelt would he be distasteful to him h he said the amazing l spectacle of RII any Republican In the Id ed States hem humiliated b by General ral Grosvenor and anul contemplate this same man II under his banner time the boats of with Grosvenor Grosven r the chief chef bule buIe blower Minnow and Whale I To say My that Roosevelt McKin leys place hI he declared was a Uon 0 of f name It WitS was he said a east al of tIme the taking the lilacs ot of the mountain the owls screech cretCh I taking the place of the tombs sympho ales the taking the place o of the WhAI wha Jo The people or of the south uth knew he sal said 1 that yeara eft Roosevelt lit In one of his had declared that t until th the work treason n from the dictionary Davis Dals would b be an arch traitor That lie JH said was as a strIke nt at the south and lind the Confederate f soldier lie He also r frred to another o of Mr 1 Ro In which be said that through throughout h hout out southern character there ther ran M a streak of coarse and brutal barbarism Ht He corn com compared pared lh the kind loving words of MeKin It Icy In iii an address to ont h nite ails aliI to lO the oI Reese veIl lie He said that In one of his books President nOO v tf lh s FI FIand sand and advocates J lynching for nt the stealIng of oC a pony IOn U lie HI asked if that book dId not have to O 0 I with Ith th the great people of th nor h to Ja The or f the south h he said condemned lynching for I all crimes because the hand hantl of thin and Christianity had been lifted a against tt t xo No man the world Over I lie said ald would condone rondon outrages II I and yet el we dont In lynching or teach It hut know la In the tbt weakness of human nature mobs cannot 14 lii III sparsely par l settled I where here we Snoot cannot get eilt police for force on the spot POl It at t once I lie He believed thAt ever eer and Republican n In iii the countr country would PR pause In shame that lh the tent or of the Stat Sta had scattered books I Inch law Cattle in Congress j Reading from a speech math made h by Mr 1 while governor of ew York h lie Mr Roosevelt had Character the members of congress Its as M hErd of oC cattle on thE Democratic side followed The humiliating spec pe taUe h hi Is that lie he hag been beau presIdent nt of th the tat H he h has treated thIs R Republican h e as a 14 herd of f cattle und and the 10 most t muting aUng thing about It is he that Ht tIle H Ito allowed the president to treat them as 18 nd imi Ufo lie down before him In hIs green ren lie He provoked laughter wit when en hI he sall the President looked Upon ts as hili great with the Republic an ane u as his s Speaking tI h he d doe d 4 that any man w who haul had such tUA prof l t con colt tempt for U th 1 legIslative the go Was unfit to b be hM exec tive heed d and was a a H lie h by from lit Ie which Mr R he al 1 had d 4 General l Gro Grosvenor nor by name a II a of foul govern polItic Themi turn log to General Grosvenor hf he saul Read that soul anti then your our rt MeU l h the Jr tell tIle the Umi t rou feel hike thirty cents I i I II I I I J I 1 Weak Attempt G General nral Grosvenor said that It what h he had written four years ago H I Jo Gr Grosvenor enor four Y years rs HO ago was alt All Opponent of the Ik nem m of Mr Ir It At that time he wrote a opinion of Mr 11 Roose RO veil fIt which was printed all r the I Country In this thiB h he mede tl plain the at that Um time And if th the thinks he can an make mak me for that statement hf Ii got hold hok of the thi wrong man add added Mr II Grosvenor Mr R tt had written of him bun Grosvenor what ht be had bad a right to say Mr WaA only threshing over ol old si ra I 1 never er AId h he was alC I to in me meas ns as a candidate said Mr Ir cr nor lr RO Ro was IC put laut on the with Uh Mr II hut It was as McKinley wh who got Jol aU all the ab abuse General ru f flor nor lor said that no moan man on the stump ever er wafIE de a better beHer impression on en the country that did tiki Mr Ir in n true thO i of JO His dignified manner or of big Over oer the and his mol ty with senators was Then men came the crisis In 11 his death of oC Prest dent McKinley I Eats Eat Former Words And then It WIL said Mr II Grosvenor nor that tI the tears of Ute the s began t I now flow The statement of Roos Roosevelt i at the bli of McKinley that h he would carry arl out the policies cJ or of McKinley saved I untold mone money losses In this thi country I stand here today a friend of McKinley I anti and I say y that there Is not onE of Me I friends willing to tI say that the they I have hae not been treated with kind n mie and aud b by Theodore R Do yoU think you can CAD re reed d aral And arWe new newspaper per extracts extract and dis discredit I credit McKinley y anti Roosevelt If you ou think so eo you will find when hen the cam m is over that you ou have been casting your arrOYo up t the e tree where the bird was not I I I Roosevelt Growing Throughout the last lut tour four years RooM I volt hail had developed And hla hia had been patriotic and sound BOund lie He challenged d the th Democrats to name a single singlA InstancE where Roo Roosevelt ell had dictated t to addin adding I f have never known a public man a high po pa j who was more public than Theodore RoosevelL As 1 between en Roosevelt and McKinley there has been less determined purpose to carry carryout out ont 5 own views by lt than by McKinley Four years alfO aen he was against t Reese velt for vice Ire he be believed he waif more dangerous tp the Democratic party than any other man In Inthe inthe the country There would woul be no one cheated when n was a 1 Chicago All know who and ht hat he heI heIs I Is He f pus In this countr country a abr br et more brilliant career or had ed to tOK greater Kater b j beyond thE thC 1 i hi hla closest friends J Thu hu hot thon d I |
