New-York tribune., 1908-07-29
MIR. TAFT'S ACCEPTANCE
TAFTs ROOSEVELT POLICIES
From The New York Press.

TAFT's ROOSEVELT POLICIES.
From The New York Press
Those who have looked for new era under under
President Taft. If he should be elected carnot
question after reading declaration. that II there
rs not to Of 8s motive nf Gd a hs hi " we % repeat is
agPy s sof i tS osT q }s Ie psreat however
slight, toward reactionary principles could pos
sibly be.
HE'S ALL RIGHT-TN SPITE OF EVERYTHING.
From The New York Sun
MFR. Taft's speech. deplorsble as IT is WIN not
lose him a Republican vote What relief It must
be 10 him to-day 10 have the fearful thing on his
mnd @ and 6S of Wsr R Po G & and s h9 eny R ea @
things M and do things not BECAUSE & they % are 4 to ta aks
to say and the right things to do! r.u
the Of every decent citizen in the country
PRESIDENT OR PRoXY?
From the New York World
It would be folly deny that Mr.. Tafts speech
Of acceptance is strong and singularly able po-
Independent voters may agree or disagree with
are few who viii fail to admire the calm. dispas-
sionate judicial tone in which he discusses every
publican or the Democratic platform Although Mr..
TAFT still proudly poses as Man or } NY Iype;
politics than that which his speech presents in
cfa ton Of Mr. Rooseveits speeches and messages.
Mr. Tafts speech VIII undouotedy q strengtnsn s 9s
country We do not mean merely the trusts. cor
OF business men who have no part IN STOCK JoooIng
and speculation. On the other hand. tnere are
rToveLeT eyceI7nt ~ NJ T9fts ,,tterances are in
tone, however admirably he has discussed many Of
judicial sfvIe and Nr Foosevelt's cowboy style his
speecb Ieaves the one great problem of the cam
paign still unsolved. In the minds OF intelligent
ton OF the Republican candidates. personal and
political dependence upon Roosevelt-Wfn Taft be
a President or proxy?
INCoMPARABLY THE BETTER MAN.
From The New York Times.
We had hoped that Mr.. Taft would put more OF
himself and Something less of Mr.. Roosevelt into
his speech OF acceptance.
of men 's and III Mr. r + TAFT Is nceparaby the better
man Of the two: To attempt any serious compFa r.
out the difference between tweededum and twee.
Mr. Bryan are Identical Mr. Roosevelt made one
platform. Mr.. Bryan made the other. They might
quences. The two candidates could not be inter
Ted b M FUN th loig conrY would have good
reason TO stand in dread Mr TAFT Is sounqeG' tqG
what is necessary to compel obedience to law Mr.
dat as % PTeSSSent VIII 90 He Wli nn{ I3 i in dena
gogic spirit. Under administration seeking
people against abuses the Country can carry
business, it can enjoy prosperity
FRANKNEss AND COMMON SENSE.
From The New York Evening Post
OF the document a whole say that II
former Impressions % Of Mr Tafts sanity and cou
age.
WILL WIN VOTES.
From The Brooklyn Times.
Transparent honesty. fearless candor. is the key
Votes Votes for for Mr. Taft
SUSPENSE DIsPEILED AT ONCE
From The Brooklyn Eagle CDem)-
1t declares the strength of the Republican cause
the reform of known abuses and that it is deter
maintain them and carry them The suspense
which is worse than uncertainty Is dlspeAed al
once.
THE FOLLY OF DESTRUCTION.
From The New York Globe.
Always ne lays emphasis on the folly OF destruc-
ton where only cure is sought Thus. while re.
peating his well known views in favor OF prompt
tariff Tey1on dnaE fho9f sxcess s h points out the
consequences Of the Democratic proposal 70 ruln
certain to be disastrous less to them than to small
dealers The combination Of trash and real men
a4in IN 70 as eveTg THpreJudced reader while empha
sizing the Just rights OF Iabor t 1ss h 70
furies the enforcement Of court orders he says:
Never In the history OF the country mas mere mere Di
s1lch an insidious attack on the judicial system
"A STATE PAPER OF REAL POWER"
From The New York Evening Mail
sneech is his declaration favoring legislation that
will enable those who want 10 ooey me Ieq1Idi
statutes to know lust wha5 are Ine oGo 5oi1g n
interstate business knows whether ii is conducting
not nov i1djcate through the Attorney General.
the lawful course that a corporation may pursue,
and many enterprises that have honestly tried 70
adjust themselves accepted legal standards nave
found certain way Of doing so Nj Iart real
denty has in mind legislation that vii prove TO be-
he says definite and helpful IN TINS reSpeo thai.
telling campaign document he mas written