Show I PRESIDENT T nOOSE ROOSEVELT'S SPEECHES There have been a n. good man many Presidential journeys in inthe inthe the tho past and a good many speeches have been made by bythe bythe y the nations nation's chief executive e while But there has is never been a n. President who so signally signal served his country country coun coun- tr try as Mr Ir Roosevelt has done dome In his present trip through I the Mississippi valley alley From the time when President Johnson took hl his celebrated swing around the circle to the time present ever every President has in fn some sonic measure made his journey journey- Ings With a view to possible political effects afterward and has so measured his expressions as to tG reflect benefit for his party part or gain g-aln advantage for himself There Is no politics in the Roosevelt speeches He Helas has las po possessed himself in a a. singular Wa way with the vital ital details of th time the regions r glon visited l and what he says as a's is in fn line ino with the tho things the whole people along the route really eally want and need What hat he says rays for them is the bigger politics o of benefit for the time whole people When he speaks in favor oil ot a n deep water wa way from rom the north to the south from the farms of the tipper upper Dal Dakotas otas 10 to the Gulf of or Mexico ho speaks the thing which would benefit millions of oC people directly and would enrich all the millions o of the time nation either near or remote And it Is s the peculiar good fortune of the man that he mingles with his economic arguments a n succession of expressed principles that ma make e for or better manhood I wherever he goes which inspire to better beUel national and an stronger individual life There Is an Influence for purer purr work b by man and sincerer worship of God His speech are not the dr dry statistics of ot the tho closet man They H are the l big lg expressions of or an American a a man who knows labor and is acquainted with men who sees t-ces all thee tP I country country and and far Car beyond h who measures Ures the tho necessities I of tho the pre present nt and can look far tar Into the future I Withal these theo e speeches are arc couched In jn good language The They make literature ThC They Thoy are of or the sort that will be remembered I As a result of thorn them of or tho the Presidents President's visit visit and and entirely entirely en ln I without his effort In that direction direction we we think I these speeches will result In jn winning for him hint the united I enthusiastic support of or the time people from Canada to tit tor I gulf which gulf which means moans the br breaking al of or the time solid South and tho the giving 1 to a Republican candidate for the Presidency n II the electoral votes vot of more than one stale below I and DIxons DIxon's line |