Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-09-01 | Page 4 | Progressives Approve Roosevelt's Remarks

speech that Colonel Roosevelt ha? ever made,"' Bald Governor Stubbs. It will have a far-reaching effect in th Interest of the progressive movement move-ment In the nation. It Is In fact tho only course that could have paved the party from the rock3. He talked of principles and methods today that the Republican party must adopt or go out of business. He has become the foremost leader In the progressive element of the Republican party." "I think Colonel Roosevelt's speech has given a wonderful impetus to progressive Republicanism In Kansas." Kan-sas." said Representative Madison, who has been a prominent Insurgent In the house of representatives. This movement was already strong Tho people of this ptate have grnt confidence confi-dence in Colonel Roosevelt and are Inclined to accept his leadership. His clear, rluging announcement for progressive pro-gressive Republicanism of course adds materially to the cause In this stale." PR06RESSIVES APPROVE ROOSEVELT'S REMARKS LAWRENCE. Kas., Aug. 31 Progressive leaders In this state were enthusiastic in their approval of Colonel Colo-nel Roosevelt's speech at Ossawato-mle Ossawato-mle today. They declared It meant much for progressive Republicanism In Knnsas and that ita effect would be felt all over tho nation. "Ills speech demonstrated that he 1 lu absolute accord with the political public questions." said Senator Brls-tow Brls-tow after Colonel Roosevelt had completed com-pleted his address. "He could DfU j have made a speech that could nave more strongly appealed to tho conscience con-science and Judgment of the people of this state than the one he made today. It will dve to progressive Re. publican ism a tremendous impetus everywhere ev-erywhere from coast to coast." Governor Stubbs was equally forcible forci-ble In approving tue colonel's speech. "i regard this as the greatest