The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-27
ALONG THE ROUTE.
Mir. Taft Speaks at Stamford. south
 Norwalk and Bridgeport.

Stops were made by Mir. Taft's train on the way to New Haven, at Stam. ford. south Norwalk and Bridgeport and at each of these places he made brlfe addresses Al Stamford after having been introduced by Michael Kenealy as the next president of the United states. Mir Taft began by tay- ing;
 T would like to have Mir. Kenealy put that guaranty in writing"
 He then continued.
 q am not here 10 made q speech I am on my way to New Haven to make one The guaranty of the committee was that | should not have to make one here. hut committees have no con- sciences They are like corporations. All 1 want to say Is that l am very grateful tn you for this cordial rccep- ton Your coming here shows your in- terest in the next election, which l am sure Is most important for all of us in the matter of prosperity. I believe that fl you have q Republican success We will return 10 the prosperity that we had more than a year ago I am afriad that If you elect a Democrat and the Democrat who Is running you will elect a gentleman who never has been a suggestor of prosperity; a fore runner of prosperity except by beine beaten That is the way he brought on prosperity before, and hope he will be beaten again this time"
 At South SorWalk
 At South Norwalk he said q was told by your committee that I was about 10 be shot from New York tc New Haven as if in pneumatic tube and I was willing because my voice Is not able to stand SO much exercise talk. ing every ton minutes, but before such cordial audience as this cannot re. sist the temptation 10 wish that you shall all come out to the polls on the third of November and show that loya Republicanism that we expect to find ir Connecticut. I think that the next election Is one of the most important and naturally l do, for I am runnint for president, but trying to look at fl from 2 judicial standpoint I think it |. a very important ono as bearing on tho business future of the country. Wha we need is restoration of confidence in the business future, and I submit tt 1 you, my friends that you can hardl, | find that confidence or strength by vot ing for a gentleman who has beer everything by turns and nothing long
 The Bridgeport Speech.
 Speaking at Bridgeport MT Taf said:
 1 1 am very much obliged to you fol this cordial reception. I haven't timt enough to discuss the issues Of tho day, but your coming here in suct great number convnces me that yo, are interested in the next election anc believe it to be of great importance Naturally I do, but I hope you vii too. Speaking judicially 1t seems tt me that 1t will have a very importan bearing on the question of our futur, prosperity What we need is restora ton of confidence on the part of thos, who will invest money who will lenC money to railroads. lend money tt great corporations, and unless we ge that money we will not go on to th prosperity that we ought to have We are not likely to get that money We are not likely to awaken con | fidence in those who invest 1t if we se lect for our rulers gentlemen who hay shown by their past history q knowl edge of how not to do it, favorin of those panaceas and olack remedie that 1t needed only two or three year to demonstrate the utter fallacy of There Is not man within the rounJ of my voice, democrat or republican