Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30

so DECLARES JUDGE TAFT.
Cheers sounl All Day In Wake OF His
epcclai train Through
New York.

Syracuse, n. ", Oct. 29.-Republ-
can cheers have sounded IN the wake
of the Taft train which today visited
Lyons, Canadagua, Geneva. Seneca
falls ana .lipdin. ine cnInaS was
reached tonight III thisciiy with Bis
paru,.o, two meetings and an overflow,
furnishing audiences OF thousahH5
WIion .Jaugc .si.s addressed. nee
has Been 40 ldGk ofS itdutoIs ana
ADMINISTRATIONS Wherever the OniVan
mas lari.ieu.s Dcsptte tne nettNy eait-
puiging required OF him yes,e.dtt ~
St,lc;ttcr New York, he showed l!tlie
cneet iof tho strain toduy. lie mas MT
K at ne. roots oi what nc considers.
Democratic iallaclas In every spcetn.
and has been free In expressing MS
s optimism us to what the result VIII be
Ky uext5 Tuesday,. GOV. Hughes has been
Commended in strong language like
wise the remainder OF the New York
+ state ticket and The vice presidential
candidate. e
Here tonight Judge Tafc had tbs
rival attraction Of Nh. Bryan, whose
special car wa. IN the station whea
the Taft train arrived.
Judge Taft today accepted an iilNi-E
tationl to visit New York City in De-
cenlbei.to attend the installation Of nn
organ IN the Metropolitan Temple. the
gift of Andrew Carnegie This invita-
tion WAS exetendcd by REV. Dr. John
Wesley Hill, pastor of the temple, who
has been assisting Judge Taft as
speaker DIR Hill left the party to-
night. after having &madeEl50 speeches
during the campaign,
Judge Taft's arguments today have
been made pointed with new phrases
ana illustrated with new comparisons.
A t Lyons in the first speech today.
where he talked to an audience at
r5ilchr!st hall. he asserted that the nr-
feat In 1896. ofathc silver hercsy was
victory for good that was exceeded
5only%by the victory of&the in the
civil war 4,
Thegiiext extended effort OF the cam
ditlata was at Ganadaigua. where he
went Into an ANALYSIS of government
through political parties. He preceded
tliT with q prediction that Gov
Hughes would be elected.
THE GREAT ISSUE,
The vital issue Of this campaign,
Judge Taft asserted, was whether or
not the American people have been
well served under the administrations
or McKinlcy and Roosevelt Il sone-3
times think he explained, that we
fail To b appreciate what governing
means. 1t does not mean oratOry. 1t 4
does not mean the advancement OF
plausible theories, but it means the
Fpower$of efficient performance.
When YOU have unpopular govern
ment, tle4ony method by@which 1t can
begcurried on Iis by n system of5parties
in which tile members Or the parties
sacrifice many OF their nom essential
yiews and agree onaa few great prin
scipes
'ComparirE the two parties. first
what experience has each had in gov
cring; second what is II that united
them together IsNit afofcc that Is
likely to- keep them together in SUCH
a way MS to givesthem9a full sense of
responsibility to the people at large in
carrying on the government? Are
Stle&men whom they selected for their
leaders statesmen, nier with a fine
sense of governmental nronriety and
governmental policy? Having made
that comparison without regard to the
particulars which they uphold in the
present issue. VOL, unusually make IN
Your minds which party YOU ought to
take because between each spreaidentl-
al election MANY issues are lllelv 10
aiise that cannot be submitted to a.
partr,4S4 Isl S5 IA, ss
''Nov What Of the Democratic
nartN? Thew had rover for four years
Z hrt the minute they got into pnwers
they heean " drarrel over what they
Nsho"ld DE-. They PASSED q free trad"