The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-26
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Dth Parties Will Concentrate
Their Forces in Effort to
Capture New York.
sYAN AND TAFT BOTH
HAVE HARD WEEK AHEAD
Ito and Indiana Also Will Be
Scene of Fierce Political
Contest.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The present
ulpaien, which is about TO enter upon
tlast week, is to have real whlrl'
nd finish. From the highest TO the
vest, all the spcllbinders OF all the
Ilrties will be out in force durlng the
xt six days, and wavering voters VIII
n urged by eloquent advocates TO cast
iisir ballots "right.'' Iu practically
cry state of the union rallies aud
!, !ss meetings almost without numpor
re been arranged, but it is IN New
..rk, with its large number OF eiectorai
J,tes at stake, that the real battle Will
q waged. There practically all the
ding candidates will concentrate
sir efforts, ably assisted by large
tmber of forceful and resourccful cam
|upners. Ohio and Indiana also will
given considerable attention. Among
y speakers who will urge the voters
!. Ohio to support Mr.. Taft will be
4eral members OF Mr.. Roosevelt's
Root and Garfield
Ia Postmaster General Mcyer-and the
IIpublican candidate for president
||hself will deliver two formal ad-
tsses al Cleveland and Youngstown,
SMonday.
Fairbanks in Indiana.
Vice President Fairbanks will head
- Republican forces in Indiana. which
S2l include Senators Beveridge and
l&meuwav, Edward II. Osman, CON
OF the United States at
|ipstantinople; John i. Griffin, United
fktes consul l-general at Liverpool, and
Spresentative Gardiner of Michigan.
[{Nr. Bryan, after several davs i'll New
1Irk state, will close his long campaign
series OF speeches in Ohio, illinois
NJ Indiana.
Moth AZ. Taft and Mr.. Bryan were
1lthis city tonight. All the forces the
iamon viii be brought to bear to Sc |
'e the electoral vote Of New York !
Ia for w. J. Bryan. Led by the
(sidentisl candidate himself, who will
ak four days in this state, an army
;orators Will be sent into every coun-
hand town. Mr.. Bryan went TO the
les and towns in the southern tier
Aterday, and after two davs cam.
Igning in the greater city. he will
gat shore of the Hudson. which are
Alom visited by Democratic candidates
Efsesrch of support. The Democratic
Tppajgn in the state, ii is planned,
~ receive its impetus from the meet
ye here tomorrow night at Madison
lere Garden and in Brooklyn, Tues.
Besides these meetings many
aers at which Mr.. Bryan will speak
:, re been arranged in different parts
u khe city. Tammany Hall has planned
make the Madison Square meeting
IA. do, kr,y. In,
az didate IN tins campaign.
, II Busy Time for Bryan.
Monday forenoon will find Mr.. BRYAN
,,s-ltipg cities and towns in the near
! 'sr5inity OF New York, after flying
8 spent in Brooklyn. and on Wednes.
"a. The Nebraskan will turn up state.
Following a meeting in Syracuse,
lrBdsy night. Mr. BRYAN will leave
empire state TO devote the closing
,s Of the campaign to Ohio. Indiana
4 Illinois.
.Meanwhile all the prominent
aVIbPaigners the Democratic state and
JuNonal committeeman csu eniist
!. 4 counties Of New York state
r. to the doubtful states Of tho
psSd]e west. Among the leading
akers IN New York state for tho
* will be ex-Judge Parker. John
rp Williams, Senator Bacon Of Geor-
Gov Hoke Smith OF Georgia, Gov.
. .~1- Higgins OF Rhode Island, and Gov.
sel OF South Carolina.
he Republican wind-up of the cam
...~1n in New York City calls for TWEEN.
swo mass meetings to be addressed
AW,speakers OF national reputation;
Rde OF the Republican clubs of
..,~ ater New York, and big parade of
Business Men g Republican associa-
-. One Big Event,
he big Republican event of fbe
ls" x will be the Madison Square Gar.
-" meeting on Wednesday night. Octo
%, at which Mr. Taft and Gov.
,,vI Shes will be the principal speakers,
Gbii others will be Senator William AL
-. Smith of Michigan, George A
o.L ght of California. and United States
napistant District Attorney II. A. Az.
I'd OF Chicago,
Es Mr. Taft and Gov. Hu@hes will adj
sss four day meetings on the 2Sth.
.ppSther Republican meetings of tho
~ "a tx will be addressed by Secretary
W. q. Secretary Cortelyou, Secretary of
1merce and Labor Straus, Attorney
Geral Bonaparte, James s. Sherman
.yice-presidential candidate; Senator
nyer, CONGRESSMAN Herbert Parsons
New York and Congressman j. Fran.
VlIburke of Pennsylvania