Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-05


yorvs the original Taft manager
- chairman of the meeting here
| '...v ~ which marked the opening OF
psoubllcan campaign In thi'
.,,,s thousands of voters have
..,ssred from all parts of the state
! participate in the event and prac-
.,,lly all the leaders arc on hand
novsrpor Charles e. Hughes oi
y, York, was the center of interest,"
!, sUeech, vigorously supporting
,,h and assailIng Bryan, was the
/ n, feature Of the day. 1t was the
- appearance of New York's gov.
,,,or IN the national campaign and
| !. strong support of the ticket was
.,,,rularly pleasing to the leadera
!. .ocount of the acute situation In
yss YOrk state.
voru in the opening address de-
,l,,.d that the Republican party
.sr.eeously faces the problems aris-
:, from the great development OF
| 4. country. He paid high tribute to
puldent Roosevelt and praised his
,sleIes vorys rldlculed the idea that
A. democrats plans to eradicate the
hs IN the government immediate
h ,nd in conclusion euloglzed Sena-
,r Beyeridge and Governor Hughes
The parade started at IL O'Clock
As nor-lny and made Its way
crouch the city marked by one long
bnonstratlon. over 10000 mill
prkers we're in line, and more than
/ 500 members OF marching clubs,
/ bnds. carriages with the speakers
nd leaders. 500 cavalrymen COM
/ jssd the procession. Everywhere
" Taft and Sherman banners and
q scene Is one OF real, old time po-
rla celebration. The city spent
ri,0OO In decorations and arrange
rsnt 10 make the day a success.
Senator Joseph b. Foraker was
y, pre.ent. He said the other day
hR the committee Intentionally In
Ened him by not inviting him 81 at
sad the meeting here today which
ti'ks the opening OF Taft's cam
rlu. His absence was not COM
ttaied upon but II was noticed by
HlHy, as he has long been a familiar
igue at all big Republican gather
sn IN Ohio.
When the crowd gathered abou,
Ne peaker's stand at Wick park this
itsnoon Congressman James Ken
NtI Introduced Vorys as the chair
nn. After /. his address Vorys In
sodueed Governor Harris, who made
strong, optimistic speech, euloglz-
as Taft and predicting Republican
ndoy. Harris was followed by Gov
sior Hughes aud the last speaker
va Senator Beyeridge OF Indiana,
lA greatest enthusiasm was dis
lalsd throughout the day and the
aalsers we're well pleased.
TIE New York governor was given
= o'aiion when introduced.
ne spoke as follows:
TIE Republican party makes an
'psal to public confidence as the
a'' Important political agency for
'a'e''asion and progress. BY
niue OF is achievements. leader
Np and aims. II stands forth A.
saeien' instrument, stlong and
.a'e Of administration. as the
'saard of stability and prosper
y, which depends upon stability
IS an uhrivaled power for the
~'ss'ioh Of abuses
" Sshd' in striking contrast
.a' 'as record Of yaeillating ami
l'uoe presented by the chief op-
-s party. When We hear sonno
ne rrideat call to the defens,,
"'u'af rights. we look 10 see
80 constitute the new natroitie
-, 'a'o whose keeping we are
% 'afn over the destinies of
- aoa -. aud the campaign watch
snail the people rule" and
a. ''naad Whether government
snslA a mere business asset
I, s'o'''seking corporations" are
p'sssise when embiazoned o.
/ a. '.ane's Of Tammany Hall an1
-. e'sa'ial allies. and the ARM
49,. Us can not pass muster
i. 49, !. Oas Of defense or OF saliva
!, -. =. .e may well pause before
IA "i' x to garrison our institu-
W,u Bryan Critic.
n.,' .s .....l lsAAinss Bryan is an elo.
-.
as,s1ll... sv' the record of the
~ !. a.!.'y a.I'y Is known TO all
sh. s.,,-., s','an people viii neith-
a.,..'. .,.'s'ss !. ',' nor mIsled by adroIt