The sun., 1907-08-20
Secretary Chssrsd by Thou.
sands at the Capital Of
His Homs State.
STANDS BY ROOSEVELT
Says tho Policies and Acts Of
the Administration Have
Wis Full Approval =.


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-Fsvors Tarim Revtsion. hut Net Tni
After Election would Have Rspahii.
can Party Pledged IN Platform 90 Ger.
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Co,ru.rs Ohio Au.. 10 -sna.,In, ~ .
| chsering sudienos oy mara tha, : ooc ~.
.ocs william Howard Tas, to-nis,,. ALL.
ered what will be reearasd mn his rlats.,,,
| in HIS csnd,d.cv for pra~tdsrt
IT, WIN. s.nsc,sd that bs vo,,,d .~.,.;.
his position on the national question. vh,cb
will without Doubt be made n.r.r,o,,,, I'm
the Presidential oampaign of mart v..,
and ha did
Not onoe did he rn.ntion tha NAM. =,
Jos.,b Rar.on For.ker hr, n. r.d. .,,
nhatio resnons. 70 the attaoks mad. hx IN.
l.,,sr ON m. p.oburr az ta,,0 rs.,.,on
ard o,hsr s,b;act.
seoretarv Taft arrival frcm W..h;n al \,
at 10 o'clock this mornins. Acrovd ~r..,ad
him in Newark wbsr. an ov.r.,lad man
ra;sed tbs crv: @We're the fe,,ovs who
will elect vou," When he tbanked thar,
the throns roared the response, -You'r,
all right. Bfuis .. .....
In Columbus tbe Secretarv MA. sr..,si
with ob,srs. An dsvrrwosot for ths hv,ss
time hs anant with 0ov Hsrri. and IN.
short conferences with b,s oam,sisn man.
.r A~.h,,u v,,,,s r,5.. r.x.
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ousy "i'h WIG s'ee'iis' VI ""liofs 'n 'ps
Chittenden
The enthusiasm, however, was only
forerunnor of that which Gov. Harris's
Introduction NJ Sscr.,.rv rs,, r,,,,..a
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" '''o o"u''oe ~ "s"s' ni'ef fo''o"ins
the secretary career SoV' harris roused
cheer on cheer when he said:
And he's Ohio's candidate for the hiRh-
eat os,oe in the na,ion.-
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MS ADDRESS.
As had been expected, Secretary Taft IN
his speech came out as a staucb upholder
of .u pr,.sls,ent Ro,ss,,s,.,. y,o,,.,.. n.
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a'eo y. "'''''s'' ." N''i'''"aao'e 'e''hs
as oelhS IN isVor Oh q reVlsion OF the tarin
and pledge from the Republican party Ia
its platform TO bring this about.
The review NJ tho presidsr,,s ro,io,..
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ierrhs 10 'he ~orA o' 'ne rresioenf' secre-
tary Tart said;
Il am glad To express my comolets.
thorough and sincere sympathy With AMI
admiration Tor the great conserving AMI
conservative movement which he has with
wonderful success initiated and carried
so iar against pitter opposition TO remedy
the evils OF our prosperity and preserve
to US the institutions Inherited from Our
fathers.
To those who would cry socialism Score
tary Tart said the so-cailed Roosevelt poll
cies had been framed 70 defeat socialism
There was nothing either radical or severe
in them, he said.
In referring to the recent slump in tn,
value OF securities Secretary Taft insistst
that the President should not be held re-
sponslbie Tor lt ana pointed TO the fact that
there had also been a slump abroad as well
az condition OF stringency in the money
market TO account possibly Tor some OF II
III the prosecution OF dishonest and H.
legal practices is TO injure prices he said.
then TINS shouid De charged not TO tho
President but TO the yiolatOrs OF the law