| Show TEDDY IN NEW YORK fearlessly answers all propounded syracuse N Y oct 26 the closing speeches of an arduous day in the roosevelt campaign were made at auburn and syracuse after jumps through widely divergent counties it was a favorable day because while in auburn and syracuse there were several interruptions the and answers were rather in a good natured and was no friction which indicated a desire on the part ot either questioner or answerer to enter into personal controversy syracuse itself was a blaze of light while hun dreda of thronged thron ged the streets in auburn three had to be held to accommodate ahe people it was at this alace that the first serious interruption of the day occurred the had started at the tot awl governor of the trust ing upon an exposition remarks a man during bis question cried out in the upper gallery hurrah tor bryana why retorted the governor toward the place squaring and pausing from whence the cry camo for a reply which was not made lie does not know said the bov arnor smiling it means juat about that grade of intelligence the governor said rios to the question of expansion in this city mr bryan actually dared to appeal to abo memory ot seward I 1 wonder well I 1 dont wonder at mr bryau tout under any other conditions I 1 should wonder at any man making that appeal and forgetting that one of the greatest services that mr seward rendered to this country waa that under his guidance this country expanded over alaska and it expanded without the consent of the governed there how about Mefa caW caime an interruption ter Met calt eaid the governor in puzzled way then remembering that mr was president ot the D M osborne machine shops and had threatened to shut down it mr bryan was elected ibe said Met calt is all right it mr bryan was halt as right he would be fortunate how about the canals came from the gallery before the governor could proceed 1 I will answer you one for all eald the governor do you mean in thle state yes came the reply back 1 I answer said the governor that they are administered with absolute honesty and efficiency as you know if you know anything about them at syracuse the governor was first driven to a stand erected on the square in front of the welting opera house in which he was to speak later the crowd was so dense that it was only with the utmost difficulty the police could open a way sufficiently wide tor his carriage to pass through when the governor got on the stand the crowd surged up again it with tible force and it was not until the governor himself induced chose in the rear to crowd the other way that the crush was somewhat abated now there Is a trust here in new york the ice trust I 1 shave no question but that the great bulk of the people who have gone into the ice trust went in as investors just as they would in any other corporation whose shares were floated on the market what I 1 want to call attention to and to emphasize is the utter insincerity the base hypocrisy of men like mr croker who denounce trusts in general in far more sweeping terms than I 1 do because I 1 intend to make my words good by deeds when the time comes who denounce trusts as an unmitigated evil and then become the most prominent stockholders in a trust that has caused more indignation than any other in this detate 1 I tell you no body can tell you whether the courts will decide that the trust Is an illegal monopoly and can be dissolved under the statutes I 1 cannot assy anything about that any more than sitting as I 1 do in my judicial capacity I 1 would say without any evidence before me whether any official was guilty or innocent because of his connection with that trust in each case the decision will be on the merits of the law it will be so by the courts it will be so in my case and whether a man Is a democrat or a republican wont weigh that much snapping his fingers with me bokn the low wages of in europe and yet this moses ot proposes to oer the biased on theory |
