New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

all the fierce Of organization, that our sincere
belief and interest IN cause require
Organization In such a fight is sbsolu1etE
necessary. 1t is necessary that we should bring
ont the vote IT is necessary before that that
the issues of which there are many IN TINS
campaign should be clearly explained TO the
voters The men who are to bring about these
results in Ohio for the Republican cause. am
now addressing
too a Just cause. that may well arouse our en-
,husiasn We follow and hope to continue an
administration than which no one has done more
for the country. and one than which there is
. none that ought to call out more enthusiastic
support We have a state ticket every canoi-
date which has high character ana e&peu. eIl
ence sufficient 10 insure the proper ana com
petent discharge Of his duties we nave
candidate for Governor of whom we are Pfouu'
and whom IL is pleasure to follow
sr1 rot going back of the convention, be-
cause all that is wiped on the STATE We O. O.
standing row shoulder 10 shoulder 10 nneeI out @
common enemy and overcome MN as We no.
sn the mast II is great comfort to me TO
know that in the strenuous times thaf are 10
soilex from now / shall have the ciose pei
soneI ana most lsefui assistance and aid OF our
friend whom you know. and know, as Ia JaNe
vorys He has faculty for telling you uIillss vi as
Won ought not 10 do that makes him one or the
most valuable advisers I know And ne mas
an energy for doing things that makes a lazy
man like me admire him intensely
No gentlemen as say, did not come mere
10 make & political speech. / only came mere
20 assure you that I hope in this campaign II, IN
oh;o "a null NV weight IN the boat and TO ne
on the ground TO assist in the carrying 10 VIC
tory Of that banner which Republicans or ONO
have always carried in Presloenllai cdhiPdtsh'
0rr friend the enemy Is looking, as IT so ire
ouentlv happens to Ohio as oountful oatue
ground If that viii WITHDRAW ms 3 eneIsIss te,s,s
70 welcome that hopefulness on his part. De
cause I am confident that the Republicans OF
Ohio will organize as they ought TO organize
and will not allow that state 10 go by deiauIt.
As Mr. Vorys has said, the Democrats always
carry Ohio in August, and that mas usuSiIS
helped US carry this and other states IN NO
VEN her
7 thank YOU. my friends. for coming here |
e-,n-acista the opportunity of meeting you. and
/ ? 4-isb Won 10 understand that every one of you
g a man whom feel be in a common enter
prise with ne II any one OF you tninKs ks 'ei i'I
! ss ANYTHING I ought TO know hope you VIII
address me directly. because shall be glad TO
hear it ANY assistance that i can render you
sr the common cause you can certainly couhe
upon thank you
Frsnk H Hitchcock. chairman Of the national
F. committee. autographed Mr. Taft that he would
sr-sve here tomorrow Elmer Dover. secretary
Of the national committee, reached the city to-
day and reiterated his disclaimer Of any inten-
ZION Of resignins his position. He had a long
talk with Mr. Taft late IN the afternoon
Many excursicnists. as well as most Of th1
members Of the notification committee reached
.he city during the day and evening. and prepa-
rations have been made TO make comfortable
the thousands expected tomorrow.
Hot Springs. Va July 27.-Afrs Taft, accom-
panied by Mrs Henry c. Corbin. of Washington,
wife of Major General Corbn, left here tonight
for Cincinnati They will arrive there to-mor-
row morning in time 10 attend the ceremonies
Of Judge Taft's notification They will be the
guests of Charles P Taft until Wednesday even
ing when the party, composed Of Mr and Mrs
Taft, General and Mrs. Corbin and several
Others. will start on the return trip to Hot
Springs reaching here Thursday morning.
! Several Republican committees and delegates
are expected here during August Charles Taft,
son Of the Presidential candidate, will remain
here while his parents at Cincinnati.
annapolis July 27.-Practically every Re
publican club in indianapolis will send a large
delegation on the special trains carrying Indiana
Republicans TO the Taft notification exercises in
Cincinnati which will leave the Union Station
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock Reports re
ceived from over the state show that delesa-
tions will 60 from Martinsville. Charlottesville,
-Shelbyville Noblesviile, Terre Haute Rushville,
ConnersviIe Liberty and other cities and towns.
towns.
Washington. July 21.-One million copies Of
the speech of acceptance of William H. Taft
Republican Presidential candidate will be
printed in pamphlet form for general distribu
fion over the United States. The distribution
will he made chiefly through chairmen of the
Republican state committees. The bulk of the
pamphlets will be sent sections in which the
result Of the election is looked upon as doubtful