Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22

1T is NOT OFFERING BRIBERY.
viii Repeat the Charge So Long
AS He Has Lungs and
AThroat.
Tells Farmers that Under Dinpley
Bill They Have Had a Market
That Kept Prices Up.

Milan, Ind, Oct. 22-Indiana is to
be the battle-ground in which William
II Tafe willapush his campaign FOR
the remainder of the Week. He has
adopted an itinerary which calls for
40 speeches and will take the candidate
through the state from south to north.
He began the delivery for the iG
speeches required of him today al,
I.awrenceburg before 8 o'clock this
morning. The day will be ended at
Evansville
With a Voice restored by his day OF
rest Mr.. Taft had this to say OF Mr..
ErNan at his first stop;
Mr. Bryan is a bit sensitive because
the Republicans are prop1esying, nor
only Republicans but Democrats, too,
in a business way, that if he is elect-
eG, it Will retard business and that ii
The Republican, ticket is elected it will
improve business. He says that is Of
Offering bribery 1t is merely stating
Il fact, and 1t is q fact that working
men ought to know as well as business
men. Mr. Bryans election would be
q menace to prosperity. We may not,
If he is elected. EXPECT that business
Mi be resumed With that flow and
that current of prosperity which we
have had rnr the last II years.
AGAIN ANSWERS BRYAN.
North Vernon, Ind, Oct 22--At
Aurora, MIR. Taft repeated his answer
to Mr.. Bryan's charge that it is bribery
Hon the part of the Republican ora
tors to tell working men that if Bryan
is elected times will not lie so good
so long asl have lungs and a throat
declared Mr.. Taft, Il propose 10 make
that argument II is legitimate argu-
l. = -.
boring men have q right to have the
truth told Them
Senator 31demenway assisted Judge
Tafe during the day. following the
candidate in brief speeches.
AT Osgood. where his audience was
composed mostly of farmers. Mr.. Taft
had this to say:
II am very glad to see you this
morning and to see you III such num-
bers: to see yOil in such good nature.
I and i hope / see you in enthusiastic
support of the Republican party and
the Republican Ticket: | understand
this is largely farming community.
3 farmers | feel as if they could con-
vince me rather and 7 could convince
them that the Republican ticket Is
out To be elected. If there is any farm
er who can point out any rea son why
the present administration Of Theo-
previous administration of William
Mckinley for five years ought to be
changed. SO far as the farming inter-
ests are concerned. would like 10
have him do 1t You can go back to
beyond that time when the farming
interests We're Frustrated, but during
these two administrations under the
Dingley bill you had a market which
kept farm prices up and also the agri-
cultural department has been devoting
its attention to scientific agriculture
and has been pointing the way how
to make two blades of grass grow
where one grew before. You can and
you ought to feel toward the Repub-
llcan administration spirit of graft
tude to continue its ministrations to
the farmers OF tho country
The crowds encountered were large
and extremely cordial in their welcome
to tfS, candidate and in applauding
his lltteranceS.