Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-09
Bryan Charged With ReSpon-
SibiIity for Last Two Years
Fighting in Philippine Islands,
OPPOSITION Ar HOME
ENCOURAGED NATIVES
Trip Through '0hio Proves Re-
publican Candidates Ability
as Campaigneri Speeches
Well Received Everywhere,

J
LBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Cincinnati, Sept. S-That w. II.
Taft will make complete and extern
sive tour in the United States before
the November election may be an
nounced tonight as the personal deter
mination of the candidate. Mr.. Taft
win rely on the record made by him
self today as proof complete of his
ability to make good in campaign Of
travel
Besides the physical capacity of
speaking from north to south, through
THE state Of Ohio, Mr. Taft made him
ser the aggressor in the present fight.
He said in his first and principal
speech of the day at Sanduslxy that if
elected president he would devote his
best energies to constructive recon-
nendations tc congress for legislation
which would clinch the Roosevelt pol
ieies of business honesty AT the same
time he made it clear that the regu-
lation by the government of interstate
business should be not only sound in
legal principle. but that the lnterprc-
tation and enforcement of the law
should be both clear and speedy to the
end that Legitimate aggregations of
capital should pct be prevented or dis
eopraget, aA.G 3d. confidence in the
commercial stability of the country
should be on the firmest possible ba-
sis. Mr.. Taft also pledged himself 20
further the policy of government su
pervision of the issue of stocks and
bonds of interstate railroads.
Later in the day he declared the re-
publican party to have made the best
record in labor legislation during the
past seven years of all previous rec
ords since Washington's time Sull lat
er, in his flying trip through the state,
the candidate declared with great en-
phasis that Mr.. Bryan and the demo-
cratic party was responsible for 1T |
least two years Of fighting in the |
Philippines which would have been
unnecessary in the absence OF opposl- |
tion in this country,
The personal demonstration of Mr..
Taft as a campaigner, added to tre
positive announcements he made i'm his |
numerous speeches. constituted an i'm
portant epoch in the republican cant
paign.
Mr. Taft who is comfortably housed |
here tonight at the home of his broth
er, Charles p. Taft, began the day with |
an address to the veterans who IRE
quartered at the Soldiers home at |
Sandusky. He talked patriotism and |
not politics, to the veterans, and was |
cordially received. Then came the |
principal speech Of the day to an au-
dience which filled the Sandusky |
opera house. At lao o'clock the start
was made in special car for Cincin-
natl.
Ten minutes later at Castelia, the |
candidate received not only the cheers |
of the populaee Of Castelia, but huge |
bouquet OF garden flowers tossed to |
him on the rear Of his car by a bevy |
of children.
AT York an instant's stop allowed |
but for a few words and a cheer It |
tariff revision along protection lines. |
The republican party, he said, had not |
abandoned this principle. and in that |
respect differed from democratic re- |
vision, which would disregard Ameri-
can industries in the interest of tariff !
for revenue only
Al Green Springs the candidate got
~ OH f.Fa
Tiff.n was next on the map, and NJ.
and Mrs. Taft left the train and |
mounted stand near the station. Here
Mr.. Taft gave his views on labor. He |
opposed class legislation, but favored |
such g actments as would place labor
IN an equal footing with capital in t
making contracts for service.
At Cary the next stop, a platform
engagement was also arranged. Il |
was here that the candidate took Mr.. |
Bryan t. task about his Philippine /
Now" he said "Mr Bryan says
that we are infringing on his patents
with reference to the Philippines. and
we have adopted his policies. assert
without hesitation, and know what
! am talking about that the war was
continued two years longer In the
Philippines because Of the attitude of
Mr. Bryan and his party on that sub
iect."
At Wharton there was only time for
a cheer At Kenton. reminiseence
by the candidate that his first cam
palgnlng was done there while short
speeches were made at urbana ami
Bellefontaine.
Springfield and Dayton We'd w'h
each other for the biggest crowds OF
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