New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
OHIO CAMPAIGN OPENED
MR. FAIRBANKS SPEAKS.
Addresses Also By Senator Foraker
and Governor Herr1ck.
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-,so71e Governor Herrick's speech. in which
Re defended his administration and challenged
his opponents 10 raise any issue, took the
audience by storm. Vice-President Fairbanks
and Senator Foraker dwelt on national issues.
showing the Importance OF Republican victory
IN Ohio this year and its bearing on the national
administration
Mr.. Herricl's declaration. I'm not afraid,
IN not ashamed I'm proud to meet the people
Of Ohio set the crowd wild Mr.. Foraker
said he would not discuss State issues. be-
cause Mr.. Herrick had covered that subject
thoroughly. His reference to the suggestion
that the Democrats Of the country are about
ready 10 propose that President Roosevelt be
reelected unanimously in 1908 raised q storm.
y an not going to commit myself to that
this afternoon" he said "I have too much
regard for vice-President Fairbanks's interests
70 seek to shut the door in his face in this
manner. On the contrary. I'm inclined to pre-
DICT that everybody viii get q square deal in
1905"
Judge Dow. who while member OF the legis-
iarl1re introduced the bill which afterward be-
came known the Dow law, one Of the more
important temperance laws of the State was
chairman Of the meeting and after prayer by
local clergyman he delivered the first speech
reviewing the temperance legislation Of the
State and maintaining that the Republican
party had been the author Of every temperance
measure ever put on the Ohio statute books
Music furnished by the Republican Glee
Club. Of Columbus. and the address Of Vice
President Fairbanks followed
THE vICE-PREsIDENT's SPEECH
M Fairbanks said:
The defeat Of the Republican ticket IN Ohio
would inevitably, i'll the country with some meas
Is h not the nsT oF y,, a. Ie 70 con4nSe p he
paths whose virtue kuow2 Is II the part OF
o-di2sry good business Judgment to adhere to
ne Republican party in state Of such importance
conditions for Confirmation Of the virtue Of Re-
publican principles and the efficacy OF Republican
Let vel enough alone" is q vel worn phrase,
Tio1s S& 17Se s e both iaboP am csD2ai
generally and prodtably employed il is not the
4 Republican Congress viii readjust tariff sched-
1les whenever such REIMBURSEMENT IS essential 70
lain the law in wholesome operation Change will
note free trade whose disastrous efTscts we wen
understand An adjustment OF duties VII! oe made
responsive to sound economic demand When
aver such demand exists Congress will in wise
coed in q manner disturb and unsettIe, but to
Inc SUBJECT VIII De CONSIDERED. not IN narrow
snd technical spirit but in broad way. having IN
The SUBJECT Of railway determinations Is Of wide
ntsTes s , que11 Is 06501Sy one to 0e gGa r6
prejudice by loud defamation II must be set
tics but according to principles Of strict justice
IN the light Of right between man and man. II
VIII be settled in the language OF your platform 50
TO promote and insure the rights Of all indlvid-
uaIs interests and localities"
- s,.~oJ .5@@i-teG eviIs LzS not accom-
plished al that Intended or all that was
SsvoTtfism. ard the tine has come when the laws
be strengthened SO as efectually to accom-
plish what hitherto been Intellectually attempt
Of common carriers 70 give shippers to receive,
favors which win not BE enjoyed by al II aoso-Ule
The President has brought the matter to the at
y
upon to proceed IN the light Of pass experience and
pTsSsn5 T F raoG he eris c c6nfssssl2 exist
There must De sn end Of Discrimination. =,
do-serent Of the Administration Of President
ned not only with the sQundness OF great Pocles
q the FepubllcaR parry oll nay s 4sis ~
TIE nation are administered by him
:, al IF the vvs of true social and national deve
opnent If We are but true 70 the Prncpies wt[h
advance toward larger gToZJn N al 1nlns s, Ten
maze 19 bicF increase the raatchiess spendor Of
the great Republic
GOVERNOR HERRICKs SPEECH
Governor Myrou T. Herrick who had arrived
early in the day and had reviewed the parade
bf the morning, spoke at considerable length
dwelling chiefly on State issues, although call
ing attention to the interest Ohio people always
take IN National affairs. He said:
The cv Of bosssn is raised al this time by the
Pence 9GTa fev nav be able to deceive the people
SIf1d them TO the real issues in this campaign
5 5s ICES eg3h Of the Aati-saioo5 LEAGUE are bending
every effort secure my deLeft TOT geI9S'lS Iea
leaders were content TO control the oaL
two years age set out TO get me 6ll-a5S % -S
party is Simply trying 10 get into power That IS
Tber is the extent Of the fight against this /
fai and 90 want the people OF ONO 10 pc |
80 sIecio- n vii; not be attributed to local or
ET-r1
1ionaI significance they can and upon ycLoTy ms
deegali0n from the state OF ono ID ne Oo'lsleSS
q the United States next year. a.. -. go. -. /
VIII the Republican parry q me sreaf sac %
President Roosevelt stands Tor through nllSlszhss
az IL 5flfe~euce take the risk Of harrassng tresi-
Democratic delegation II C ,! On - .iau
-. 'r--5+oS Srs+es Thew say i win in /
Ohio this fall VIII then be able 70 GoLlr 9 tae
Senator VIII the Republicans Of Ohio permit this
Never before has the Republican party q Ohio /
been 50 ready and 50 eager 70 nee. me t 1919 -
political trfcsfers has been used divide the Re
publican army but the days 90 py ana me !
tine q battle draws near our ranks are closing /
fence q common cause and asalsl d tpIj
enemy. confidently expecting an oldJiine hepUoL--
can victory Al the polls -
ginning to-day and do our whole duty IIolI nov T
OF u the end Of this campaign Il we 40 ms - /
g,2T2SS sie{ory s|s59 r US wien f vii insure con
rinuation Of Republican administration Of public (
affairs IN the State and in the nation
SENATOR FoRAKERs ADDRESS
Senator J B Foraker closed the speaking
programme Of the afternoon with discussion
Of national issues. He said:
II Ohio should fail to give the usual Republican
majority. # would, in the absence Of explanation,
be an lndcatlon thAL ne peopLe @