New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-03

,-,.,.o,ond.s administration. nor did he attempt
to have any passed -, o,,ra that
Mr. C,ompers attacks me on the srouho nc. 10
am an enemy of labor. 1 was judge on IN I,le
bench and decided the cases that came o1 e
mo as the law and evidence required anu = " IT,
not n,alkine an apology for single declsion. IN
them I laid down the principles oehhihs ero
rights of labor. said they had ,s of5cers.
eanize: that they had right to elect on M -
mat they had right to accumulate funos Ds
which they might strike; that no III, ~. .ba+
could issue to prevent their striking put nc
fbey might not ini,Ire the property OF tne'r EN-
ployers and that they might not instltute Sc Sc
ondary boycott These very DECISIONS are + tlo
relied on by organized labor to MAINTAIN 'iie't
/ appeal to the clear headed Intelligent ana
independent workingmen OF this counIrS - eU6
into the facts and the law. and II they can n.o
there that | am an enemy of labor to vote
against me But what l complain OF is this
wind tanning and misrepresentation or a man
who claims control of labor in order TO oeleat
a man who is in favor Of labor
Mr. Taft was not up when the first demands
were mace on him this morning at Gothenberg'
Neb and a greatly disappointed village was
left behind when the train made a snort stop
there for water. as the candidate was unapie
to appear North Platte furnished an immense
audience. a large proportion Of which repre-
sented railroad labor. and Mr.. Taft was heard
with attention and interest.
GLAD IT WASN'T A LEMON.
Oga!ala Neb.. furnished watermelon the
gift of Keith County Democrats Il am glad II
a melon and not lemon, smilingly said MI.
Taft. as he took the gift.
Julesburg COL and Chapelle, Neb., furnished
large and enthusiastic crowds. At klmbali
Neb Senator Deliver complimented his audi
ence on this splendid country of Wyoming
and got a laugh from his hearers, who told him
that he was in Nebraska.
committee representing Wyoming boarded
4rai R1ffc n consisted of Gov
ernor Brooks Senators Warren and Clark and
C. w Burke, candidate for Governor. When
Cheyenne was reached. shortly after 3 o'clock,
Mr. Taft was taken in an automobile directly
TO the theatre, which was packed The canal
date had three-quarters of an hour and began
by saying he was going to divide his time WIN
Senator Deliver because the Senator was at his
best when talking to women, especially women
who could vote. Then Mr.. Taft proceeded TO
use up every minute of the time allotted for
both speakers. In a box as one or his AUDITORS
was Senator Gore. Of oklahoma
In his speech Mr. Taft again emphatically dee
MED Mr. Bryan's assertion that Republican
votes helped to pass through the Senate ten
years ago the bill requiring jury trial between
the Judgment of a court and the enforcement of
its final decree
Mr.. Bryan says that Republican Senators
voted for that BILL" he said Il deny it. The
record does not show it and he cannot prove it"
Speaking of the labor plank in the Democratic
platform Mr. Taft paid his respects to Governor
Haskell. He said
The man Who penned that very resolution in
the platform at Denver. Governor Haskell OF
Oklahoma. has been ten or twelve times>a de-
PENDANT in prosecutions of that sort with refer
to the violations of the orders of court. and
he had pay $4,000 in the State of New York
in the federal court to purge himself of that
very contempt. and If you are going to introduce
a Jury trial every time you will weaken the
power Of the courts So that they will be
laughing stock.
NOT AGAINST BEET SUGAR.
At Greeley. where a big crowd had assem- bed.
Mr. Taft said:
have been talking half across the continent.
and left most of my voice in the East, but
am glad to be able to express my gratitude to
the people of Greeley for this cordial reception.
/ understand you are interested here a good deal
in beet sugar, and also understand that some
people have intn?ated that I was against beet
sugar. | deny IL / would not do anything that
would iniure the beet industry in any way and
the Republican platform pledges the Republican
party to take action which will not leave
adequate protection for the sugar interests. But
] call your attention to the fact that sugar is
trust made product and that if Mr. Bryan be-
comes President and has control of legislation
he proposes to put sugar on the free list be-
cause il is trust made product. Now that
is the character of remedy that he proposes to
do to the trusts. We say to regulate the trusts,
70 stamp out their evil. but not to punish the
innocent with the guilty: not. in order to bring
the Sugar Trust within the law, - destroy the
farmers who raise beet sugar. the men who
work in the beet sugar factories and the limo
cent beet sugar producers.
The departure from Denver was made on
schedule time and the eastward was be-
gun.