The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-10-30
bryan AND Taft
At SYRACUSE.
Iival C2nli1at95 Are Given a
liGilai3 Reception.
HOA0nS ARE EVENLY DIVIDED.
Judge Parker Appears With Demo-
cratic Nominee at Opera House
Meetng-Eepubican Candidate De.
liVers Two Addresses.

eetlng-Eepublica Candidate De.
Iivers Two Addresses.
Syracuse, n. Y, oct. 3O.--To this
city fell last night the distinction of
entertaining the two men most prom
inont in pubic interest.
TO appIaudns thousands william H..
TAFT and William j. Bryan eNpoundod
respectively Republican and EUmu-
cratic doctrines Mr.. Taft spoke at
two meetings and Mr.. Bryan ct four.
At each occasion the warning stand.
ing room only" was displayed long be-
fore the hour of the meeting and be-
fore the big mea' arrived many were
turned away. In each instance the
presidential candidates were received
with nattcring demonstrations ana
their speeches were frequently inter
rupted by spontaneous applause,
The Ta,t and Bryan specials
reached the station at almost the same
time. shortly after & O'Clock. and to
the credit OF the city's hospitality the
expressions OF welcome were pretty
evenly divided. Both candidates were
met by local leaders aud entertained
at dinner. Mr. Bryan lelt his car and
shook hands with many on the plat
form. Mr. Taft improved the opportu-
nifty to rest for little while after his
car had come to standstill
Republicans Cheer Taft.
Republican cheers have sounded in
the wake of the Taft train, which Wis
tied Lyons, Canandaigua, Geneva, Sen.
eca Falls and Auburn.
The climax was reached in this city,
with a big parade, two meetings ana
an overflow, furnishing audiences of
thousands which Judge Taft ad.
dressed. There has been no lack of
auditors and enthusiastic demonstra-
tions wherever the Ohioan has tar.
ried Despite the heavy campaigning
required Of him in Greater New York,
he showed little effect of the strain.
He has hit at the roots OF what he
considers Democratic fallacies in
every speech, and has been free in eX-
pressing his optimism as to what the
result will be next Tuesday. Governor
ll"si'eS mas "VcH 'o'i,','eli"e" III
der of the New York state ticket and
the vice presidential candidate.
The Alhambra, the largest hall in
the city, was filled and the police had
n hard task to keep back the people
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