The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
They Couldn't Keep
Those Policies On
Judge Tait's Porch
The Judge pldNe Want To Stump
and the Perry lsedses Didn't
Want Ala TO, But sss Must
There's Danger Ahead,

keeping with the nature OF the man.
a nature The Times way of thinking, and have
pointed out exactly suited Roosevelt polcies).
The stump Ia dis,asteful to Judge Taft.
So would the presidency be- that Is concerned for he
is record as having declared he would rather be Judge
Since nominated he has said:
the atmosphere without
GREETING that I left t."
We therefore find Judge Taft role of speaker
which much the interest of candidacy which
appeal to him any strongly
Naturally, we wonder, WHY
many days expected that came
Put-i-B Bay while Chairman Hitchcock there
We the way being cleared for it in dispatches which
told how Mr. Taft restless chang at the bit and eager
get the stump,
We Mr. neither restless eager to make
speeches coming for these dispatches ind
be asked and talk
The PutBay that Mr. Taft had decided
stump when should have read that Mr.
TAFT been take the by the party leaders who
this moment fearful Of the result In November
There is no doubt in Hitchcock realized
going Middle Bass island tckish mission
probable he SHE'D putting the proposition OF going
asking people Judge Taft for ne knows
the judge and his adherence of any such thing
necessary him. doubt evidence personal
interest judge Middle Bass and to
him. "Hows 6shing?"
judge properly assured the chairman that was fine while
thinking would be better fellow wasn't disturbed while
at It
Mr. Hitrhcocks stated Judge Tafts brow
his hesitation and then see him cave as the
meoama obeys the command OF the villain stand
ing overh him. sign the papers
Chairman Hitchcock the bay. beyond doubt
demand from the interests threatened by grow
ing Bryan sentiment fellow quit fishing and into
this campaign"
And when the judge dragged himself from Middle Bass
island help recall the time when the principal caught
swimming made clothes and marched US oy the
ear backt to school
Jndge Taft gives up gonks the bass beds in about
the spirit ourselves down to our desk on that oc
casion
Mr. Hitchcock is reported appeared plainly much
worried man while n Detroit.
Deep in his face indicated many nights OF
and worry and but reflected the apprehension
by the powers over the outcome OF TINS year
election.
That Republican se-assurance marked and seldom ques
toned in late years present this year
Instead. there Is FEAR.
meets are Frightening public sentiment drifting to Bryan
p.sden. Roosevelt in casting take his
shoulders the Roosevelt policies, hit upon Mr. Taft
The Republican fearing Rooseves prestige with the
people they would swallow Taft and take care OF the poll
cies later.
Having nominated judge for the sake of keeping the poll
e, shut up they willing that the nominee remain his
,,orch and board up the porch if he wanted to-
When Taft took the golf links in the Alghanes
innnuned himself on hdioo oass ao 'e
greatly pleased
Alarming reports of the deep impression Bryan was making with
his arguments principles in the Democratic PLATFORM
An impression the by the fact that his argu
,rert was not being met by the other side
These from state leaders took the form OF general
<rerv. "yNheres OUR candidate!
There was CONSERVATION in the
To send Taft outm send the policies out
To keen the policies up cut them loose Immediately
became big question
Beverdge speech Youngstown sounding the party
s.vrot. shows which side the leaders landed
BRYAN gaining ground dssension rite IN many states
a4;or generally desperate have turned to what Roose
Welt did" to stall off defeat
"A Taft te man in they figured they had least fear
.o the policies; would be the last to want to parade
..;.h then, before the people, take the stump
t.. o, and the standpae who constitute the
1,erublican leadership but it is necessary
And why the presence OF Judge AT OF the Poreh most
significant
HIS PARTY IS SCARED
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