The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-10-29

GHe people CnduCO 10 T0m0mD0E CH0So
blunders for before the day after the
blunder he has something new that takes
the mind of the people off his mistake
Of yesterday. He has had Taft and
this has meant much to the Roosevelt
administration. Taft has been the man
who did things which the president
suggested
When the Philippines were handed to
us one morning before breakfast, con-
tinued the senator, E'and President
Mckinley was forced to pick out a
man to go there and bring order out
Of chaos, he thought of Taft, his old
school boy friend and man who had
made record on the bench. Taft was
a. good judge then and had every rea-
son to believe that he would reach the
highest honor on the bench, but when
the president called him like the great
patriotic man that he is, he gave it all
up and went to that new territory of
chaos and head-hunters. How he
brought order out Of chaos is matter
Of history Then he went to Cuba and
put that struggling little Republic on
it's feet and. last but not least, he took
up the Panama Canal when all other
governments had failed and is going
to make a success Of it. Il tell you
men, Taft is a man who does things,
and you can t make mistake by vot-
ing for him. [ don t want any man
to think that I am deriding Mr.. Bryan,
but can It you see that he has no organi-
! zation behind him. The Democratic
party is at dead calm -nothin dom
and the conditions today demand the
services Of the man who has been tried
and found able to deliver the goods on
all occasions.
Following his custom in other cities
Senator LaFollette made no mention of
| the state ticket not mentioning the
name Of Governor Davidson once dur
ing the meeting He, however, paid
trIoute to the work of Walker M. Cur
/, tiss of Trevor, who has represented the
county in the legislature for the past
four years, declaring that Curtiss has
been loyal in his support of all of the
so-called progressive legislation in
! the state and declaring that he was en-
| titled to a reelection for this reason
He spoke of Cooper, the Republican
candidate for congress in this district
I and Landed him for the stand he had
taken against "Cannonism "Hal
"copper" he declared, His one Of the
great men of the House of Representa-
tives and the stand that he has taken
! against Speaker Cannon is drawing
about him the support OF a great lot
of honest men who will ultimately
place him in the place now occupied by
Cannon as speaker of the House"
The senator was introduced by Chas
B. Reinardy, deputy United States
Marshal Of the District and it is claim
! ed by some of the men who were most
interested in the meeting that Reinardy
butted" into the game. A prominent
manufacturer of Kenosha had accepted
the invitation to introduce the senator
and was waiting in the wings with the
speaker when Reinardy slipped about
to the other side Of the stage and
came out and made the introduction
Senator LaFoAette did not appear whe1
the introduction was made and it was
fully a. minute before he came ou1
from the other side led by Reinardy
This proved a very interesting little
episode and some Of the men high il
the councils of the party are now sale
to be after Reinardy rough shod.