The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-09-05
FORAKER AND
TAFT MEET
Old Enemies Exchange Greet
lHgS as Veterans Cheer.
THEN REVIEW PARADE

Ohio Senator ana Candidate Rave
Lons TAX While c. 4. 4. Veterans
Msrch-Lster Foraker IN a Speech
Deeisre5 There Never WAS lu-Fe,l-
ing Between Them. and Pres ctsd
Tafts Eleetion-TaH Praises ser
aker and CD Wounds Are ArPar.
entity Healed.
Toledo. %. sept 3-That TAG, and
Foraker are politically together ls uot
only the public admission ol both TAFT
ana Foraker here. bgt also tlt tuli..-
cal sensation or Ohio Senator ro.-
aker is an avowed cand date tor tae
United States senate to succtet llu-
selt. lnl has services ~ the national
csmpa'sn have been soull, uy Ma
uorai Chairman Hitchcoch and b. has
promised Co take tAe stump.
This rapid composition 90 political
Differences. attestel oy enthusiastic
expressions of slngieness ot purpose
ag each. makes STORY 10 politics
which contains all the elements auI
phases oi tle science.
Al diruer g..en here oy Charles
T. Lewis S1o is inci5enials I'd. host
ot IrI.e -n.t al the Miadlc Bass club
t.e-e uere present Senator Tuak,r.
General he1y G. Cortia Representa-
Use J warren herer. of Ohio. and
James Ho-r.-an ATTORNEY OF Cievt.arI
This i.rler resulted Ia an invitation
to senator Foraker GO remain DO This
citf erl at-cud both The review cs The
r-ie ci The g. A. r.. iu the stand
with Judge Taft bur also the reception
rc 1e -iven later by ;he Lincoln Re
p-.loal club. Fully $500. veterans
passed in review.
Jrire TAFT said that DE knew o. TO
a-l l-cneut whereby he vas to ue q
se-a,cr Foraker. nor did De bnap ~
ANS enalavors 20 effect such an ar
ranseucut. But the CRY OF To.cJo
seemed 90 know all about o. and when.
0lter the candidate had been in his
only few minutes. carriac..
watch beaded the parade stopped in
lort cl tlr stand and charr1I IFS
p1,.tu- rs. there was trou -niors
ao-- Us thousands vLo we've within
s.sat % the stand. in the immense
stands adjoining and across the street.
rht sight OF the senior senator his
co-.le-e. Senator Dick. Governor Har-
- aai Mayor Whiuock Senator For
eher vas rhe lass cf the lirte PARTY 20
reach Judge Tars side. but whom lie
1il AID each raised high hts rgat
lani. Tart saving Hello. senator
and Foraker IL ana glad 90 see you
judge and then SHOOK bands. long
art heartily. and smiled decidedly COZ
-iI'g there was mighty shout from
-ne crowd and then applause. and then
cheers The two sat down together
and remained In earnest conversation
FER more than an hour. incidentally
together receiving the plaudits Of tie
marching veterans
AZ the Lyccrm theatre Mr. Taft ami
Senator Foraker were enthusiast alrv
cheCrsi. p his speech Mr.. TAFT OK
pressed his patriotic sentiments to-
wards the q A. r. veterans. ana tltu
9rousat Senator Foraker into TIE dis
.ussiln
Your chairman has said that lave
tAei Office for nearly twenty years. a.. /
most without reward As be dii SD
Senator Foraker whispered 10 me- that
-here are some who would accent the |
1olar OF che same terms tLaugAt.rl /
"it is a pleasure for me 20 De here I
with Senator Foraker" continued Mr
TAR because when governor OF Ohio /
ne gave nae really my first chance and I
took good deal Of risk puttiug a man. /
o. twenty nine on the bench OF the SUI
peTicr court Of Cincinnati (More ap-
plausel We are about 70 enter. or I
rather have entered great oratorical
campaign. 10 Is a pleasure g. think
z this presence that We are going o.
stand 10 the campaign shoulder 10
saouider with The tull strength OF the |
Rep lhlican party. applause
Ar. Tart here went directly e. Do /
hucal argument. In which he repeated |
what be had said ia his trip through |
Ohio lest week that the real issue Of |
ne campaign was whether the voters l
d the country would give their en- /
iorsenent 70 the Roosevelt policies /
and The deeds Of the Republican marry.
Or turn the Democratic party with /
.ts untried promises
After a most glowing endorsement OF |
Judge Tart by Bishop Fallows. Of the /
Reformed Episcopal church. CHICAGO. |
Senator Foraker was introduced. and |
vas received with decided cordialty !
lie began by scoring the press 90 the /
extent o. saying that there game near
being tragedy IN his absence from
The meeting during the first ten min
ates OF lis duration. because the news |
paper cCrres pondents were prenaring |
dispatches announcing the conhrrna-
uon o. the Ieud and bad feeling that |
Is existing between Judge Taft and !
myself" He continued:
Under the circumstances | hone / |
may be pardoned II say here in this
presence-the first time I have had |
opportunity To say it-that there Is |
not 50 far as know. the slightest III. !
feeling Of any kind between Judge |
TAFT and myself lCheers and ap-
plause).
And II there had been you could not |
lose me that way daughter. II there |
Is anything have a right 10 claim be- I
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CITRED