New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

A,,e-ioan neopIe believed IN indorsing the ad-
,i,.s+-at;or of President Roosevelt-indorslns
what had been done by the Republican party IN
his seven years. Judge Taft said;
Ladies and Gentlemen: The inspiration OF
this moment, no matter what naPPeIls o 40 20 ~
yenber viii always be the s"ee'es' 'iie4ii0-' -
NV life CAppause) .,- .,,. .x die
The spirft OF loyal Republicanlsn that ina Is ,, us
,,1aved in this audience sends tnriu throusn i
,ta+ makes me rejoice that have always
he-n & Republican. (Applause anu e'4es %
pTran nsfion fef nus q, issue in this campaign is
,.,3etteT +he administration OF Theodore ~ foose
welt Capplause) is such as TO tIao osTtv
approval Of what he snd the heLuoiS;ail ; pS paIIS
go 6o,a IN seven years or whether the record
% his opponents and our opponents Is such thsL
they REQUIRE that they should succeeu Hill Wins
OF Not on your life" and Bravo j.
AUDIENCE RIDICULEs BRYAN.
--,s-a was = time in the campaign when ar
BRYAN was claimed to be the heir OF this a''ilH
ie;raTton (Cries Of "A bunch of hot ar;
Tsnqr+erl II is q wise father that knows MS
ou-n son dsuehterl, and their klnshlp does Hol
e.-e- seeno to have been recognized QauShteri.
The record Of the Republican party IN, IN lie s ias.
twelve years. when II IS studleo' ls IulI oI IIt
Terns-labls deeds done TO make 1t stand OUT
above any other two administrations except
one Of the Civil War.
we stamped out the heresy Of free silver and
It took work that viii always be F1 cEn
- AZ the next fifty years, for IL turned US from
q record of Reputation and dishonor to soNd
business integrity.
We fought the Spanish war. We passed the
Dingley bill. and made the prosperity when
I'VE enjoy possible. We met the problem OF inc
Spanish possessions that came into our hanqS-
We pioneered, and we pioneered successluilF
We have built the Panaman Canal TO the point
thar we can see its completion. We have
stamped upon. seized upon, the corpofa.e
abuses the railway abuses and have made
such progress introducing q high standard OF
general business prosperity as TO mark thlS ad-
rninistratior es no other administration mas
1ta1 hs--1 rT
Under those circumstances Is il possible thaI
the American public is going to mark It's ais
approval of that administration by Withdraw.
tng the succession Of the Republican party?
(Crfes Of ''No-'0 We have had q panic MI
SO Il be restored by confidence OF 11e
business investors, and il will be restored by q
continuance Of the Republican administrator.
But II YOU put in power a gentleman who has
been everything by turn and nothing long. who
& tr favor Of the free coinage Of silver the gov
eminent ownership cf railways the guarantee
that Is done 20 accomplish reform overnight
then you will introduce disaster 70 your busl-
ness future. and YOU viii insure business depres-
sion for four years. (Applause.) Now. under
these circumstances. I insist that one of the
greatest Issues is the return Of confidence IN our
business future.
I cannot detain you longer. You have sat
here al the evening and have no right TO delay
YOU from going 10 your homes. tApplause ana
cries Of .fCzo on,') But I wish 10 say that this
expression Of Republicanism tonight gives
heart 70 every one that believes in the cause
and makes certain in cur minds the victory on
TIE Sd Of November next (Applause(
The greeting for Governor Hughes was no less
impressive than that which welcomed Judge
Taft But the Governor begged the audience
to let him speak quickly. as he had two more
meetings TO go tc and had 70 take train in an
hour. This was all that induced them TO check
their tribute when they did.
Before the Governor arrived every mention OF
his name was cheered 10 the echo. When Sem
stor Lodge urged his reelection the cheering
lasted for nearly Two minutes. Governor
Hughes devoted the first ten minutes of his
speech TO advocating the election of Judge Taft
He said he wished he had been able 10 spend all
OF his tine in stumping the country for Taft,
with whom. he said. the country could go for
ward safely and sanely 70 an ideal society.
THE GOVERNORS SPEECH
Governor Hughes said in part:
Whatever may be the vicissitudes Of the fut-
ure. whatever fortune can Lave in store for me-
I shall never forget the inspiration Of this hour
me il 7 was ever tempted to faIter in the per-
formance Of public duty. (ApplauseD The hour
is late, and nave two meetings yet to attend
and must take a train that leaves within an
hour so that I must ask you TO De indugent
and 70 permit me 70 address you quietly for the
SNEAK a voice. Miss the train = =
Well. I should like 10 stay with you all night
but We nave got 10 go upstate tomorrow, and
we are going TO work for the few days that re-
main and be strong at the finish (Applause)
Now l must ask you, in all good fellowship
20 aid In speaking for q few moments by
maintaining such quiet may be possible and
should be very glad indeed to have you forbear
your applause If you are tempted applaud
anything that might say in order that should
have q larger opportunity to talk over with YOU
the issues Of this campaign.
PRAISE FOR JUDGE TAFT
II has been a great privilege TO speak on be-
half Of the Republican candidate for President
We need at this time wise and sagacious leader
ship We need a man Of sound conviction firm
as q rock in fundamental conviction. with re-
gard 70 policies and purposes OF national ad-
rainistration- We have in the Republican can