Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
indiana is
VERY MUCH ALIVE
To Her Political Responsibility,
TaIt Feels Sure She Will
Go Republican.
HE is DOING LESS TALKING
----
Very Bitter Against Bryan-calls Him
He is DOING LESS TALKING
Very Bitter Against Bryan--Galls Him
A Man Of Half Baked, Unfounded
Economic Theories.

exhibition of political enthusiasm In
Indiana has been such as to eclipse all
previous campaigns, according to the
national and state leaders who have
been with the Taft special. SO great
have been the crowds everywhere that
even the arrangements of the local
committees have been overriddn. APP
pretiuting the conditions, and realizing
that while he might be heard by few
1t was better to meet the demand of
the many who would be satisfied with
sight of him, Mr.. Taft has done less
talking and more exhibition work
th;ln heretofore in the campaign.
Whenever he has spoken his remarks
have been appreciated, and what he has
said has been q repetition of his re-
cent speeches. This one note, how
ever, has dominated his thought to-
day
Indiana is surely alive to her po-
Utica; responsibility, and the character
OF her enthusiasm means the success
of the Republican party"
A drizzling rain for part of the day
and evening and bad railroad service.
which set the train more than an hour
late before the days itinerary was
much more than half accomplished,
see med to make no impression on the
demand for a look at the big candidate,
ard whenever his train was at a stand
still there was no cessation to the
cries of approval and shouts of APP
t,lause which filled the air
A MONSTER MEETING.
beginning at Brazil with a monster
meeting at Z o'clockt this morning, tho
Taft special made complete 50-milo
circuit around Indianapolis, which was
reached at 9 o'clock tonight. Crilw..
louisville, Lafayette, Frankfort and
KtWomo were visited IN turn, and each
was a repetition In teenling populace
and enthusiasm.
Maron's crowd was so dense that
Senator Hemenway, who followed close
on tile heels of Judge Taft to the court
house steps, lost his pocketbool with
out knowing it for some time. Muncie,
the next stop, presented insurinount-
able obstacles in the way of people, and
the candidate just simply rode in the
line of march and abandoned al at
terlpts to reach the speakers stand
provided. He made q few remarks from
the rear of his car after reaching it.
and the crowd which followed him to
the station was amply repaid In ora
tory. as the Big Four road allowed
freight to block the road, and the spe-
cial waited an hour. During this time
Senator Hemenway and half a dozen
Vided from the local committees aboard,
furnished entertainment for the b:g
crowd, which persisted in remaining
despite the rain which fell.
GREAT GOOD LUCK.
At 1Sokorno a tin roof which had
been used as a grandstand by nearly
200 boys and men caved in while the
candidate was talking from his car
platform. He asked after the acct
dent If anybody had been hurt, and
was informed that none had.
Well that is the biggest luck
have had on the entire trip" no
with much feeling,
One Of the Judges brief and cllarac-
teristic speeches OF the day was delIv-
cred ut Anderson after dark and in the
rain, but to big and enthusiastic audi
cree. He paid q tribute to former
President Marrison here, saying:
ut is to me an intense pleasure to
have received from the people of Indi-
ana such cordial welcome as we have
and today. Indiana giving
to the nation Gen, Benjamin Harrisan
nakes me always feel grateful, because
he, more than any other public man,
first gave to me the assistance. the
and tho cordial support that
made me aspire to judicial office. Cen
Harrison was great lawyer and q
great man, and Indiana my we'll cele-
prate, as she Is about to- his memory by
the erection of monument in Indian
arclls."
SEVERE ON BRYAN
Mr. Taft said that confidence will
never be restored by the putting into
The executive chair man who has so
many half-baked, unfounded economic
theories as the leader of the Demo-
cratic party. Tho interests Of the la
boring man, Of the farmer and OF the
business man." he said. ARE identical,
md in order to bring back good times
,ou must not put In q man who IS
advocating new experiments,
md whose experiments heretofore have
always failed.
It was reserved for Indianapolis to
furnish the climax of the day OF
rowds and noise. A tremendous parade
awaited his arrival, with the Access
ortes multiplied and enhanced Three
meetings were attended by the candi-
late. his extended effort of the day be-
nS before an immense audience at the
Virginia avenue auditorium, where
iice President Fairbanks presided. |
Senator HeInenway and Representa-.
i've Overstreet offlciated at the two
'ther meetings. which were held in
he open.
The indianapolis reception of Judge
Taft, though more than an hour be-
lind the scheduled time and in steady |
ain. was the climax of the day. The |
andidate was driven through the bust
less streets Of the city and cheered by |
ray ,1r lie AL