The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-27
TAFT AGAINST
BANK GUARANTY
PLAN OF BRYAN
Favors Postal Savings Banks
as Panacea for Ills Pres
ent and to Come.
ANSWERS THE RECENT
CHARGES OF FORAKER
DECLARES HE ACCEPTED NO IA
VORS AT HANDS OF TRUST
MAGNATES.
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Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 26.-The
fourth day of William H. Taft's speak
ing campaign ended here tonight, with
the delivery of his views in favor OF
postal savings banks and in opposition
to the Bryan theory regarding govern
ment guarantee of bank deposits.
Mr.. Taft will rest from his labors
here tomorrow, and continue with his
iwhirlwind methods Monday.
Judge Taft today made answer to the
criticism of himself by Senator For
aker. He had recommended Judge
DOYLE, a private individual, for APP
pointment as judge, because of Doyle
great professional attachments and
high character. In doing so. he eX-
planned to the president that Doyle hao
acted as attorney for the Standard Oh
company and other corporations.
The president had chosen to appoint
Judge Tayler instead. AS to Mr.. For
aker. Mr. Taft commented that he ar
CUES that this is a justification for him
while a senator of the United States
! in accepting professional employment
from the Standard Oil company, and il
making what was in effect newspape
partnership with the Standard Oil com
pany to control an organ of public
opinion"
| AS to the second charge of Mr. For
aker that Judge Taft rode to Middl
Bass in the private car of Mr.. Lewis
and on the yacht of Commodore Rich
ardson of the alleged glass trust, Mi
| Taft declared that he used a privdt
1 car which ne palU LOT, anu llidl III
boat he rode or was that provided 70
by the Middle Bass club, whose CUES
The was at the time. The reply TO For
aker follows:
/ Answer to Foraker.
| "First-Senator Foraker says in hi
statement that l recommended Judg
Doyle for a United States judgeship il
northern Ohio. and the president ac
| quiesced in the recommendation Whe
he knew that he was attorney for tn
Standard Oil company. and argues tina
this is a justification for him while
senator of the United States in accept
ing professional employment from tn
Standard Oil company, and maxim
nership with the Standard Oil compan
to control an organ of public opinion
Judge Doyle held no public Office, an
numbered the Standard Oil company a
among a number of clients. l told tn
president that Judge Doyle was ma
of character and lawyer of great abb
ity and experience, and would make
good judge, but explained what hi
corporate personal connection had beel
and the president, as between Doyl
and Tayler, also an able man, preferre
Tayler and appointed him, not, as
recoilect il, for any reason discreditS
BILE to Doyle, but because Doyle's yer
many corporate professional associs
lions would make him less acceptao