Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-19
TARIFF REVISION


III the majority Of cases iii reductions.
but that the measure OF protection
might be equal, some schedules Wouln
doubtless be raised. He denied Mr.
Swans assertion that the Republican
marty would not give an honest revi-:
SIGN.
The unanimous sentiment in favor. of
tariff revision manifested In tho Chi
caSo convention, Mr.. Taft declared,
was ample evidence both that revision
was to be had and that the revision
would be maze honestly and In good
faith.
The recent panic, he said. had come
about through too rapid expansion OF
business. The evil effects of the ue-
preston already are disappearing, said
he and all that is needed to bring ABOUT
normal conditions again is a restora-
ton of confidence.
BRYAN's POLITICAL. RECORD.
Judge Taft reviewed Mr.. Bryan's po-
litical record and declared that every
theory the Nebrasllan had advocated
had sooner or later been shown to- be.
said, by the Oklahoma constitution,
which is. a perfect geological garden
Of Bryanesque panaceas.
Mr.. Taft paid his respects to the
Dsmo2'atlc proposition for government
guaranty of bank deposits This plan,
he sad, WOulQf WORK OUT IL tiie tiittl .
benefit of the dishonest or inferior
banker, who would be placed on an
equality with sound banks and honest
methods.
DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN.
Washington. Oct. 19-Before leaving
Washington early today Judge Taft
discussed the future demands of the
campaign with interest, saying that
while the program mapped out for hin,
will be extensive he hoped TO be able
to complete the work by conserving his
voice as well as he might. His timer
airy for today covers New Jersey and
Delaware, ending With q pig mes e,aa,i
in Baltimore tonight, at which Secy..
Garfield will preside. During the day
he will speak at Newark, Trenton and
Wilmington. Tuesday Will be devoted
to Maryland and West Virginia. begin
ming With a speech in the early morning
at Cumberland, in western Maryiana,
and closing thtat days work with a
speech at Parkersburg, w. Va, at
night. Tuesday night Mr.. Taft Will
spend in travelling to his home IN Gin
cinnati where Wednesday will be CIV
en- to complete relaxation. The iast
three days OF the week VIII be devoted
to a whirlwind dash through Indiana,
in company with Vice President Fair
banks Senator Beveridse and other
leading Indiana Republicans. The last
week Of tho ca mpaign will be given to
New York and the last speeches Will pc
made at Cleveland and Youngstown
o.. on Mr.. Tafts way home the day
before election.
DR.. j. J. Richardson, the Washil'g ,,i
throat specialist, has accompanied n; NJ.
Taft throughout the campaign h ~ :.
asked regarding the CONDITION 2, M
distinguished patient the doctor replleu
that his general health had remained
good throughout anc said that while ne
had considerable difficulty WIN ms
throat It was 10 worse than when ne
started and that there was no ieaso "
tc believe he would not be ape "
complete the strenuous work OF wv
campaign with comparatively ilttie IN :
convenience He admitted that stfieIe
had been times when conditloilS l,au
been far from good but he conefa l.'ls
lated himself and his patient on tne
fact that he had not missed siis,e
engagement to speak
THE PARTY.
In addition to DR.. Richardson, Mt
Tafts party consisted of former secs.
OF thu Treasury Shaw; u, S. Senator
William Alden Smith of Michigan
Judge H.. Stone of Chicago; James
T. Williams, representing the RePun.
lean national COMMITTEES, and pa'
Ransdell, sergeant al arms, of the sen
ate, who is the executive officer. Secs'
Shaw has been on the train for sew
rral Gays but left it here. 8.
Tl,e members of the party inclua q
the candidate himself were quite dis.
posesi to congratulate themselves on I'M
record made since the beginning
theirS ttiBerary on. Sept. so
We have been on the road less thaH