The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-10
MIR. Taft'S Columbus
y Speech Should Help
to Elect Mr.. Bryan
HAVING Admired Roosevelt as
President, We Are Once Again
Disappointed in His Intended
Successor.

them far possible by originally mapping porch campaign
for Taft
The speech entirely with the Roosevelt plans for reform
but the pa future the hands OF
Taft receiving consideration
Once during reading of the speech grew hope
the of the personal pronoun l. ony 20
find rudey still being asked support the
Republican or what Roosevelt has accomplished
The Times always admirer of Roosevelt
liked him. appauded him. and supported his cause because
Of his in making enemies -
his purpose solely the making OF enemies nc
davo the champion policies looking to
general people rather than the few and because
and the backbone invoke those
policies where possible under heavy handicap.
this handicap which the opposition OF the
served did ne TOT
those who attempted stay him in his most COM
campaign against the whose contributions OF
money the life of that party
And they are legion with hailed him the eman
cipator of trust-rdden people
We are not alone then in keen disap
poinment Judge Taft the who would succeed such
president by choice of that president
Nor do we alone believing Mr. Bryan to have spoken
absolute truth when he said he was pleased to learn 'h INC
Republican nominee to get out on the stump
about the best campaign material inc
Democrats shows Judge Taft wholly unhteo 70
with the monster whose American homes
American liberty and which is the big issue IN TINS
criminal wealth 800
HIGH TARIFF is RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS CRIMINAL
WEALTH, JUDGE TAFT WELCOMES 1T ,,r
IN DECLARING THAT THE REBATE AND NOT THE
TARIFF HAS BUILT UP CRIMINAL WEALTH. he HAN
BORIS 1T AND DEFENDS 1T.
IN REFUSING TO DECLARE POINT BLANK THAT HE
WILL PROCEED AS ROOSEVELT PROCEEDED AGAINST
CRIMINAL WEALTH HE PLEASES IT.
And again toward the west where we hnd he
to Theodore of Nebraska
farmer.
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began Judge Columbus and we took heart but only "
moment
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Why not Judge Taft companies Or rather' WIN o
and vigor ondescenon those
great already yielded to temptation ana o
whom in the acceptance tainted thousands upon thou
sands and hundreds campaign CONTRIBUTORS "
nban party has bidding them eat OF h
forbidden unenorced law and legislative favor
Does Judge up here and send them out OF an Eden
where they ansgressed upon the promise OF qua
an equal voice in constitutional government
Hear him he completes the sentence
~ ., s ,ss.' s'% sS sssesS%n
(cs over the long phone from National Committee
man Du Pont head indicted powder trust Call him OH
send him home" Voice: Wait for the finish }
he eaHi, seen whether the, are fp ~ -
rTr,s, Magnate and National Committeeman Du Pont at
nhone much relieved That's like it, Voice Leave it to
Taft,)
And the voice over the phone says Alright
Leave it to Taft esmable man. a most learned man
great for peace the established order ana
campaign year of all Republican;
Honestly committed policies OF his sponsor by his nomi
nation for the presidency surely tempeamentay ncapaci
tated for the he mindful that
and rugged expression he appreciates
Roosevelt is lacking in himself.
What do the criminal corporations whether it becomes
known the law which end Judge TAFT APP
parenly confine himself?
Thev are dsobeyng and dyng the laws and everybody
knows it, Judge Taft included
Until president along will enforce present laws
and force the passage where laws the
Of the will continue rob day
LIGHT for they oversupplied with conscience.
Appreciative this repeat that place
case in the Taft the
incline more strongly William Jennings Bryan strike
Republicanism has shackled
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