The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
ENDS INDIANA TOUR
JUDGE TAFT GETS REMARkABLE
 RECEPTION.
Zhe Threngs That Greeted The Can- didnte From Early Morning To Late Night, Paid Close Att
 tentfon to Him.

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 Gary. Ind. Oct, 24-The three days of xndiana's remarkable uprising for William H. Taft, ended here tonight and the big ohioan Is now .speeIins to New York. which is,to be the scene of his activities during the last week of the campaign. fHe will reach, thai city late Sunday afternon and 90 to the home of his brother on Monday.
 The throngs which greeted Judge Taft from early morning to late night paid close attention to his utterances, and in the cordiality and heartiness of the ovations. his third day the Hoosier state fully aouailed the two which preceded fl.
 men. Judge Taft had held up the pie ture of Democratic rule and Demo- cratic promises. and compared 1t with fhe record of Republican administra- ton and intentions. He has inter ureted his labor decisions many times and drawn the conclusions that they have redounded to the benefit and not to inc detriment of organized labor. MT. Gompers' declaration to the con frary, he characted as wind tanning nhisrepresentation.
 Mr. Bryan as a political leaj'r has baen dissected to many audiences The Nebraskan's plans for the gov. ernment bank deposits has been nsiu ,. I'D as evidence that the Democrauc randidate is still a theorst and an economic unsound one.
 Tire effect of the last Democratic tariff has been pictured and the prices sompared under that and the present tariff Many times the crowd cried emph hatically mo. mo-" when the He- publican candidate had asked them Tn view of all these things they desire HNof4 h,u al hn R0- ule of Indiana he Is willing to admit with Bryan that the recent financial disturbances was a Republican panic.
 s~What am anxious to do. however he added, "'ts to continue 1t as Re-. publican panic for 1t will then develop into prosperity, but if you put In the Democrats you will have Democratic panic sure enough"
 MT. Taft then explained that the panic was the result of too rapid growth and expansion. "and you never heard of a Democratic panic that was the result of prosperity"
 Beginning at 7:30 o'clock this morn- ing at Greenfield. Judge Taft made seventeen speeches, including his ef- fort tonight at Gary. James lennon, who introduced Judge Taft at Elkhart. is the engineer, who. during the Ann Arbor strike became the victim lof 3u06G 1htCA 2 AflJunCtAOAs AAo WOlAC0 on the Lake Shore and refused to ae.. cept freight from Ann Arbor. pre- fefring to stand by secret rule No. 12. He was sentenced to jail. although his confinement was but formality. The brotherhood supported him for six years after that, then the Lake Shore reinstated him. and he Is now running a passenger engine between Elkhart and Toledo, He lives in Toledo. Mir. r4&- t, ~rk nf nA Tafk
 .s'I shall not only vote for Judge Taft, but am doing alIs'I can to aid in his canvass. I have been working for him since the beginning of the campaign.
 Northern Indiana and Chicago con tributed to the enlivening of the indus trial city of Gary tonight. The town wAich Is being built by the United States Steel Corporation is declared to Republican because the tariff protec- tton affords that industry -l
 Two meetings were held. one in the Caine and an overflow meeting in Beengenhof Hall.
 Both meeting places were packed with people hours before the arrival Of the candidate.
 After the greeting cheers had ceased Judge Taft arose to speak: He re- marked:
 T wish had your voice." tre- mendous voice answered:
 You can have It."
 Mir. Taft launched into his speech, making 1t clear that the party was pledged to a revision of the tariR on protective lines.
 The statement that the party has been debauched by contributions from the corporation Is most absurd" de- clared the candidate with a smile. T am In a position to know that there is not enough campaign fund to debauch any party of any body of men, and want to suggest right here if you are looking for good charity Into which to deposit your surplus cash, the Re- publican campaign fund furnishes a most desirable object.
 sThe Republican party Is pledged to honest revision and when am elected chief executive, as I expect to be, I shall use every energy I possess to carry out that promise"
 Mir. Taft discussed his position on labor and received hearty commenda- lion.
 ~It has not fallen to the lot of any nan in public or private life to do more for organized labor than I have,' declared Mir. Taft preliminary to ex- the decision he had rendered.
 The Taft special left Gary for New York at 10:3O o'clock tonight and win reach that city at 4:sO Sunday Afternoon.