Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-29
WAS VICTORY FOR HONESTY
For National Honor Exceeded
Only by Victory Of Our
Armies in Civil War.
Repeat OF Democratic Tariff and En-
acUmcnt OF DinsIcy ELL Responsible
For Couiitry's Prosperity.

Lyons n y Oct % After his
suenuoUs day IN New York city yes
to-day, William H. I'aft reached tbs
city somewhat tatisued ana hoafse. nut
in good spirits aud anIous to meet the
crowds. In The largest hail in tie
city lie made an extended speech
In his speech AIR Tart demonstrated
his recuperative powers. His smile
was as infectious ana cheery as evef,
his llow OF language WAS easy and his
vigor in denouncing what he called!
Bryan fallaces, unmatched by pre-
vious efforts, The 5000 people turned
out en- masse and heard the candidate.
| He Was escorted TO the theater by a
mounted rough rider guide.
His receptions in the theater and on
| the streets evidenced great enthusiasm.
| Before Mr.. Taft began his discussion
| OF politics he paid Il compliment TO Rop-
resentative Payne. Mr.. Taftis speech
| presented concise review of the great
| problems which the Republican party
| has to deal With,
| When, In 1896 the Republican party
I stamped upon the heresy Of free sill
| ver," said Judge Taft lit was a,.NictosY
4 Tor good government, victory ter hon
| cstS aud fnr national honor thar is ~
| ceeded only by the victory Of our
! armies in the civil war
! The repeal OF the Dcmocraticatariff
| and passage of the Dineley bill, Judge
! Taft said, was responsible for the great
| est prosperity this country mas ever
| known,
/ He then proceeded to Illustrate his
\ point with the Lyons beet sugar in-
Gustry saying that with the removal
/ of protection from that industry the
4 sugar factories Of this country would
MI
/ would the Americans employed Initial
/ industry be ont Of their employment,
but the farmers who raised sugar Dect{s.
4 would also be injured
New York, Oct a9--Isivc COWS on,
thair way To peaceful homes i'll Brook
lyli came mean breaking IN the Re-
"A publican parade on8the way 10 the fratt
fs'ifitfEting a adisUlfs SquaF5 Garden -Eist
4 night. The COWS were being driYai
along Fifty seventh street and al tho
I corner of Sixth avenue came in con
tact With the parade moving tnWaru.
the Garden. The bands, the yelling
and the red fire caused CONSERVATION.
among the cows and with their heads
/ down they charged the marching Re-
. pubicans, The mHrchers scattered in
every direction aud II was not until
| the police and the man that owned the
cows rounded up the frightened am
/ mals that the parade continued No
i oHs WIS injured
TAFT PRAISES HUGHES
4 Cannndiagut. y, V. Oct. 29,-Willam
i II. Taft was checred enthusiastically
when he praised Gov. Hughes and
i james S. Sherman IN his speech here
j today.
I OF The governor he said; You hnve
! Il great man III New York 10 b. elect
| I'd Your governor. Prophesies west.
4 made OF the imnossbtlty OF cectins
him, These prophcsics seem to haVn
been born nf d mistaken idea OF the
Judgment of people. They know a good
man. They know a courageous man.
They know an Intelligent man when
they see him, and when he represents
q moral issue aud when he speaks and
has uoraI convictions the inference
4 thar ne is going To be successful is ot-
/ diiarily "A certain one, especially when
/ it is predicted Of people like The pso~
! llle of the state of New York, The
! whole state ticket | understand To be
/ Of such character that it is NEST
4 satisfactory the Republicans and I
hope to the Democrats will vote.
Now vii hrespect to the personnel Of
| the national ticket | rannot speak cx-
| cept with the vice presidential candi-
| date. With whom I am delighted TO be
associated. your nWn Hon. james :.
| sherman