The Republican journal., 1908-09-17
!, VoI(f FROM BEYOND.
AND'S POSTHUMOUS AND
Clp ,rRIOTIC MESSAGE.

,r,AND's POSTHUMOUS AND
''D PATRIOTIC MESSAGE.
o,mocratic papers of Maine are
lbe ~siIent concerning the article
spgeN cleveland which appeared in
Cove YORK Times. Mr.. Cleveland
Ne@ before his death to write
pia!p,"''ygs on the National campaign.
real me first of the three, but death
Eaas his efforts. This article is,
/ sl'l' frightening, sho wing that
Gs's. Ak President looked for and
gI5a'r the election of Taft in No
p.d !. Portland Express.
1"' ,I.ng papers of the country are
lP' rstirent concerning what has
armed "the most important
Cd w of the present presidential
'aD' rhe New York Globe and
D"+ ,a. Advertiser says: at will
lIDs ,-d rhat Mr.. Cleveland wrote
'''- ~. ,,ncerity and with what he
Fp+ ,y.- complete impartiality. He
l@ .Ds uothing except the truth.
m..oIed by no selfish desire.
y" .t A trace of bitterness to-
o. .u, ,ryan- merely a sorrowful
~ s..e of the fact that under his
" party is no longer at its
'~ oaor,pgS. He took his pen for
''...n,. in the spirit of sage who
sgn.t5 The oncoming generation.
1rss-Aud's deliberate judgment,
,o5 most on his death bed, was
'' ',r.r,m Il. Taft would and should
-5 resident because embody-
ga greater degree than any other
5.r a- orderly progress in which
'' ttpsman believed, and this
,.... .r lid not hesitate to ex-
:, e.u,Ign Eagle says of this last
.,..,. resident Cleveland to the
,,-.1 people; I'm his opinion, Mr..
a ... Nags been sound on the
~. ri honest finance, and Mr..
,.. never been: Mr.. Taft has a
". tie development of the
;rr.. y education, industry, re-
4, rr4duated responsibility,
s1. Grvan'S record has sought,
r.- w.ucal exploitation OF that
,.-i..... for mis- own fortunes. MT.
4, m,-#snt of the rights and
has,. alal labor, and of independ-
.... swell, commends him to MI.
a. m snd the backing and filling
~, Rran On these subjects has, to
.av4arg's view, been false to De-
.,e, aud Gdngerous to the country
Nh Erjtord Times says: THAT
al a,tract most attention in
mgr eve political essay is the
ss. jch Mr., Cleveland predicts
M t5. olges the election of Will
nF lAft to the presidency. But he
hes Ma, ndorsement of the Republl-
i9muate clear and strong. Simple
up,. SAWS. requires him to recog-
sa4rs, hat as a Federal judge
TAI ed the qualities which
fl. W,. pepdtul to him in the pres
MIA mfe- and equally valuable are
Rg. urss of honesty and of rela-
iaslas his great capacity for Sc
pa.ar aAd lIs humorous wisdom IN
.tacr af the serious problem. His
ln.a aloWipdge of the people OF
out wig Domain who are to be
tteg -ypo'ted nor cast off to avoid
.muP1 ~ their responsibilities, is a
.s Ga.ication, and, in those things
/ 2..,s tnord shows him to be en-
sgrnrglah.e.' While the business
Ierst, Ut the country would not be
Egra ..a victory of either party,
b t' nterated attitude toward
b. at all sorts contains no
Ila-'.a ealmg on their part will
|nt I}tning but conservative
/ Err ating generosity on the
F.G LIS 4mIniStration.' The vest
| a.- sss. he says, have no choice
Ea,'e support Mr.. Taft
E5s Fmvitute Bulletin says: "The
Fc-w. have a powerful effect upon
GlaG If the country up to
4 Gme were undecided whether it
lle 7o,e Mr.. Bryan or Mr.. Taft
Fl5M5n, { is almost certain that
ttyeNNd' s posthumous support OF
4 Republican, candidate would turn
F@aes at fortune in his favor"