Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-28
DEMONSTRATION
IN TAFT'S HONOR.
One Tonight in New York Will be
Real Climax Of Republican
Campaign.
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PARADE WILL BE IMMENSE,
To Give it a Martial Air There VIII
Be Fifty Bands Of
Music. e..
PARADE WILL BE IMMENSE.
At Madison Square Garden Republican
Candidate and Coy. Hughes Will
SpcaIl--Gcn Porter to Preside.

New York, Oct 2S-Mid week Of
the last week OF this remarkable pres;-
Dental campaign finds the political
battle at its height and the heavy ar
&tilery" Of the two leading parties a,
work chiefly in New York City and
state. That New York Is regarded by
both of vital Importance In the canvass
Is evident by the presence OF both cum
didates and the Republican vice pi'esi-
Dental candidate in or near this city
John Kern. the Democratic candi-
date for the vice presidency, continues
his tour of Indiana MIR. Hisgen, call
didate of the Independence party for
the presidency. is IN Connecticut to-
day; Chain and Watkins, OF the Pro
hibftionists are scheduled to speak al
Atlantic City and Baltimore. and Il
V. Deba is preaching the Socialist
cause IN Illinois. OF the members -
the cabinet. Sccy. Of state Root, Is tc
speak tonight in Cincinnati and Secy
of War Wright at Richmond. Va.
AT the same time. In every nook and
corner of the country, speakers Of les.
ser note, members of both houses oil
congress- candidates for all manner
of office. state and local. and just
plain 'spell- bnders" In halls. from
cart tails and barrel heads. are pound.
ing away. each at what he regards
as the enemy prophesying unlimited
prosperity if by the verdict of the pcu-
pie In their wisdom his ticket wins;
dire calamity if the people in their ig.
norance elect the candidates of any
other party.
Preparations have been made tc
make tonight's Taft demonstration tho
real climax of the Republican earn.
b.. T. 4.
Broadway when a great parade of Re-
publican clubs moves down thai
thoroughfare From Fifty-ninth streel
to Fifteenth street the avenue will be
| a blaze of light from searchlights, REQ
| fire and the illuminations of clubs and
| private buildings. Fifty bands OF
! music will give q martial air to the
big demonstration. At Madison Square
| Garden, where Mr.. Taft, Gov. Hughe.
| and others expect&to speak Gen. Horac,
Porter. will be the presiding officer II
4 addition to the presidential candidate
4 and Gov. Hughes. speeches Will liz
! delivered by Henry Cabot LoaSe 81
| Massachusetts and George enighi
1 of California 5
| TAF>T'S BIG DAY.
| New York, Oct. 2s,-This is Taft,sy biz
day in Greater New York as Monday
| was Bryan's. After a days series OF
speeches in cities and towns along the
Hudson river between New York and
Troy. the Republican presidential can
didate will return to New York today
TO be the central figure in the biggest
Republican day of the present cam
paign in the metropolis.
Judge Taft's train was due to rcacl
New York an hour before noon, and
from that time until midnight almos,
every moment of the candidates time
had been assigned for meetings in var
ious parts of the city. At noon he had
an engagement to speak before biz
gathering at West street Farm ands
the day Will close with a monster mass
meeting in Madison Square Garden
The interim will be divided between
many meetings on Manhattan Island
and in the Bronx. Gov. Hughes will;
accompany Mr.. Taft on part of his n.y.
ing trip today and will be one OF tbs
principal speakers at Madison Square
Gardens.
Two hours before Judge Taft reached
New York. William J. Bryan was away
on another swing upstate through
Tarrytown. Ossining and half dozen
other towns and cities to Albany and
Schenectady before he reaches Troy
where ne will address big mass meet.
ing late tonight.
BRYAN LIKES THE SIGNS
Mr. Bryan was IN excellent spirit.
when he started on his tripR,Ip state.
Il have had a delightful and busy
time during my stay in New York.
said he. and + have learned Some thing.
have learned that we waste a srea,
deal of time in sleeping. Always be-
fore / had supposed that a man must
have eight hours sleep n night, but
find that YOU New Workers thrive on
five hours
What do you think of the signs,
Mr.. Bryan" the candidate was asked
as he climbed into an automobile for
the trip to the station where he was Il
take the train.
II think the signs are improving all
the time"
do you expect to carry New York
state?'
Il certainly do. And expect to car
~ the entire middle west US Well as
some of the eastern states We wifi
sure and so, think. is Ohio.
When Mr.. Bryan reached the Grand
Central station the crowd was so
large that ii was only with tie great
est difficulty that his party could
make their way to the private car
every step Mr.. Bryan had to STOP
to shake hands.
Z in response to repeated demands
for a speech Mr.. Bryan said he was
much gratified at the evidence in the
interest of the success OF the Demo
cratic party and concluded:
with courage and confidence, we
viii win the fight"
He remained on the platform way
ing his hat until the train went out
of sight.
Norman f. Mack, chairman of the
national Democratic committee. &C
Mr.. Bryan today as far
as Poughkeepsie.
LOSES TWO HORSES.