Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-23
Dss Talks % Delegates Of lhe
Ia'esd caaIesdah Of
Isgfa saplkls
ExlfI1fD ANALYSIS Of b1IlI
Declares Nebraskan's Election Would
Bring Paralysis Of svsiness-Full
Of sophiseries-Repubiican Success
Means Negro Will Have No Less
Consideration Because Of Color.
(By Associated Pressl .

(By Associated Press).
CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept. 22-The
real activities of the campaign have
begun for William H. Taft Republf-
can presidential candidate. Three
political addresses we're the demands
made on him during the last day IN
Cincinnati before starting on MS
western trip.
Marching clubs from indianapolis
Columbus, Hamilton and other places
lent the blaze of torch and the biare
OF trumpet az an escort to the candi-
date who was the principal feature
of the rally of the National League
OF Republican clubs at Music Hall.
Color Not . Factor.
At noon Mr. Taft addressed the
DELEGATES of the national convention
of negro Baptists who had come from
Lexington. KY, for the purpose. Be
fore this he looked In on the CONVEX
ton Of the National League Of Re
publican clubs and at once was asked
for a speech In theae two speeches
the candidate was 9hrief. His express
sion az synpathy for tho strusgia ~,
the negro excited warm applause
from the Baptist preachers, who met
tbs e6ssdidate at the Sinton MOTEL
and his words to the convention were
warmly received. = r.
"When I get into the White House
assuming I am to be put there
NO plea In favor Of a negro Will nave
apy less confederation because ne
Is q negro than white man. said
Mr.. Taft to the negroes.
It was tonight, however. that MI.
Taft made his strongest effort. AT
ter reviewing the record Of the he-
publican party as one Of action ana
future reliability, he depicted his
idea of the Democratic policy CT
promise" and then devoted hlmseG
to an analysis Of Mr.. Bryan.
Respects to Bryan. =
This Is the irst time Mr.. Taft has
paid his respects to his opponent IN
any extended manner, and what he
said was listened to with great In
terest, and considerable show Of en-
thusiasm. The Bryan feature OF Mr..
Taft's speech came as the conciu-
sion of q ten thousand word address
In which the accomplishments ana
purposes of the Republican party
were cootrasted with what the SPEAK
er termed the Democratic record Oh
opposition and promise. 4
Turning now to the oths. picture.
said Mr.. TAFT, what n 1t that We
have to expect from Mr.. Bryan?
Have We anything to expect what
he promises! Have We anything to
expect bot what II based upon his
e,ouuence and his adroitness as
uubljc critic? Has he ever given any
practical demonstration of his ability
to meet problems and solve taem!
Has he ever done anything but form
ulase propositions In his closet. o.
an utterly impracticable character
largely With view q attracting
votes BIZ their plausibility and very
Mint wave Of their operation?
by their fruits ye shall know
them.' What h the history Of MI.
Bryan. Il b from beginning to emo
q record Of failures On public qdes-
ftoaS.
Declares oryan Unssss.
The record Of 0ar. Bryan and NE
character @ !, Il ID understood BY
I. years Acquaintance with him:
have suppressed the business ccmmu-
NIFTY al this county and those Who's
Svdement determines whether Or not
capital shan BE- invested, that he %
mn a safe maa With whom TO try
expesimeat IN government; that nc
,evrs ansncisl theories that are ian
q sophissry and are tmprsctscabse;
inst be advances propositions wifh
hut Httle seeee of responsibility - 10
nov they may BE- carried cot in prsc'
sIcc and that he gives bat htfic At
seussoa 10 the welfare Of the business
csuussisy IN his suescstions q re-
form Certainly Ms record tsstiaes
fhis jsAsmest Of him By The sss'asss
men.
IN ke were % be elected. upques-
s,uesbsy because a his rccord bow
ever uucA - ny sesk 10 pose - .
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