Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-26
FIRE, DIN AND
ORATORY WILL
END CAMPAIGN
EXPECT TUMULTU0US FINALE
IN NEW YORK
WILL BE OUT IN
FULL FORCE
Pyrotechnics, Rallies and Crash of
Orators Will Characterize Finish
Throughout Nation-Noted
Speakers Engaged
IBy Associated Press.

IBy Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The present
v campaign, which is about to enter
AN upon it's last week, is to have a
real Whirlwind finish.
From the highest to the lowest, all
the spellbinders of all the parties will
days, and Wavering voters will be urged
by eloquent advocates to cast their
ballots right"
In practically every state of the
Union rallies and mass meetings all
most without number have been ar
ranged, but it is in New York, with its
large number of electoral votes at
stake, that the real battle will be
waged.
There practically all the leading cam
didates will concentrate their efforts,
ably assisted by a large number Of
forceful and resourceful campaigners.
Ohio and Indiana also will be given
considerable attention.
Some of the SpeIIbinders
Among the speakers who will urge
the voters of Ohio to support Mr.. Taft
will be several members of Mr.. Roose-
velt's cabinet-Secretaries Root and
Garfield and Postmaster General Meyer
and the Republican candidate for
WAL hOiANCA wv
formal addresses at Cleveland and
Youngstown Monday.
Vice President Fairbanks will head
the Republican forces in Indiana, which
will include Senators Beveridge and
Hemenway, Edward II. Osman, consul
general at Constantinople; John L.
Griffiths, United States consul at Liver
pool, and Representative Gardner of
Michigan.
William j. Bryan, after four days in
New York state, will close his long.
hard campaign by q series of speeches
in Ohio, Illinois and Indiana.
Both in New York
Both Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Bryan were
in this city tonight. All the force the
Democratic national committee can
summon has been brought to secure
the electoral vote of New York for Mr..
Bryan. Led by the presidential candi-
date himself, who will speak four days
in this state, an army of orators Will be
sent into every county and town.
Mr. Bryan went to the cities and
towns in the southern tier yesterday.
and after two days campaign in the
greater city he will stump cities and
| towns that line the east shore of the
! Hudson river, which seldom are visited
by Democratic candidates in search of
support.
The Democratic campaign in the
state, it is, planned will receive it's inn
petus froTyi the meetings here tomorrow
night at Madison Square garden and in
Brooklyn Tuesday.
Plan Many others
Besides these meetings many others
at which Mr.. Bryan will speak have
been arranged in different parts of the
city.
Tammany Hall has planned to make
the Madison Square garden meeting
the greatest demonstration given the
candidate in this campaign.
Monday forenoon will find Mr.. Bryan
visiting cities and towns in the near
vicinity of New York. after a flying
visit to Paterson, N. J. Tuesday will
be spent in Brooklyn and on Wednes-
day the Nebraskan will turn up state.
Following a meeting in Syracuse
Thursday night Mr.. Bryan will leave
the Empire state to devote the closing
days of the campaign in Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois.
Sent to Doubtful States
Meanwhile all the prominent CAM
paigners the Democratic state and ma
tional committee can enhst have been
sent to the sixty-two counties of New
York state for the week will be for
of the middle west.
York state for the week will lbe for
mer Judge Parker. John Sharp Will
liams, Senator Bacon of Georgia, Gov
ernor Hoke Smith of Georgia, Governor
J. H. Higgins of Rhode Island, and
Governor Ansel of South Carolina.
The Republican windup of the, cam
paign in New York city calls for twen-
ty-two mass meetings to be addressed
by speakers of national reputation; a
parade of the Republican clubs Of
Greater New York, and big parade
of the Business Mems Republican as
sociation.
Big Republican Event
The big Republican event of the
week will be the Medison Square gar
den meeting on Wednesday night, Oc-
tober %, at which Mr. Taft and Gov
ernor Hughes will be the principal
speakers.
The others will be Senator William
Alden Smith of Michigan. George A.
Knight of California, and United
States Assistant District Attorney At
wood of Chicago.
Mr.. Taft and Governor Hughes will
address four day meetings on the 2Sth.
Other Republican meetings of the
week will be, addressed by Secretary
Root, Secretary Cortelyou, Secretary of
Commerce and Labor Straus, Attorney
General Bonaparte, James S. Sherman,
the vice presidential candidate; Sem
ator Dolliver, Congressman Herbert
Parsons of New York, and Congress-
man Francis Burke of Pennsylvania.
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