Show ROOSEVELT AT UTICA PUTS PUIS HIMSELF IN OPPOSITION TO PRESIDENT VICE VICE SHERMAN UTICA N. N Y Au Aug 24 Theodore Theodore Roosevelt wound up the first da day o of ot his pil pilgrimage rima e into the west by placing himself directly in opposition to Vice President Sherman Speaking Tuesday in Shermans Sherman's own countr country he ho warmly indorsed State Senator Frederick Davenport Dayenport who is a staunch pro progressive and whom Mr Sherman Sherman Shereman Sher Shere man has said that ho he would not support support sup sup- port ort Mr Sherman was out of town and nd did not see seo Colonel Roosevelt It was late in hi the afternoon when Colonel Roosevelt reached Summit park a i summer resort overlooking the Mohawk Mo Mo- hawk river Ten thousand persons who attended a a. grange an e picnic there w were re waiting t for him and raised a cheer as the president ex-president appeared on the pl Colonel Roosevelt spied Senator Davenport Davonport Dav Day at once and he be greeted him warmly As soon as he began his speech he ic turned to the senator and said I am glad lad to see you on the tho platform plat form Senator Davenport The only kind of politics I care for is the tho km kind of politics in in which decency is combined with efficiency I hold that the only way in which a politician can really serve his party is by helping helpin that party efficiently to serve the people Because the he senator and the men who have acted acted act act- acted ed with him have stood for this principle principle prin prine ciple I am glad lad to be bo on the platform with him There was more cheering as the colonel uttered these words When he be could be heard again he added You will at least notice that m mv utterances are free from ambi ambiguity ity Then tho the colonel proceeded with his talk alk to the farmers As soon as it was over he hurried off to Henderson house louse at J Jordanville Herkimer county count coun- coun t the of his in ty y country place law aw Dou Douglas las Robinson of New York So Ho will remain until tonight when he ho will start for Cheyenne Wyo Action Significant Colonel Roosevelt's Roosevelt 8 move in indorsing ng ing Senator Davenport is r regarded as IDS his first step in tho the New York state fight ight On leaving New York he ho said there here would be no compromise as far faras faras farns as ns he was concerned He has let it be known that he was reluctant to tako take part in the struggle gle but now that heis ho he hois I is 18 in in it he will wiIl fi fight ht nard hard In his prepared speech Colonel Roosevelt Boose Boose- volt velt dealt with the problems of life in inthe inthe inthe the countr country and how bow to solve them It You You see sec my friends you youve you've ve got ot yourselves in for a sermon ho said saido to o the throng that filled the natural amphitheater in front of the speakers speakers speakers' speakers speakers' speak speak- ers' ers stand and overflowed on top of the hill The colonel kept them in good spirits with his apothegm m. m H I I think a good stood man and a good woman oman can get et to heaven in in a dozen different ways he be said but I dont don't think they can get et there unless they are good The only motto for Americans should be he All men up and not some men meil down We hear a man tell teU his wife that she fihe does not do as his mother did but that man is frequently a man who does not do the tho way his bis father ought to have done What pleased the tho Grangers most of all however was this 11 1 will never go o with tho type of farmer fanner who says I I am down on lawyers lawyers law er and bankers I am against the business man I I will go o with him wh when n he says I am against a bad type of lawyers law or bad type of banker In o other her her words I will go o with hun him when he pronounces jud judgment ment on en a man mannot mannot mannot not in accordance with his bis occupation but in accordance with his conduct This is good stood American doctrine Some Somo times we e hear bear a man say he is the poor floor mans man's friend I am the tho he po poor r mans man's friend if the the poor man manis manis manla is la straight ht and I am the rich man mans man's 8 friend if the rich man is strai straight bt but I am a against tho the crooked man rich or poor Ex Governor W. W M. M BAchelder of New Hampshire master muter of the National Grange introduced Colonel Roosevelt Ho Ho is known from the jungles of Africa to the north pole and from Sagamore Sagamore Sag Sag- amore Hill to tho the Orient ho be said |