Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-26
Republican Factions Forget
Differences to Honor Party'8
National Standard Bearer on
Tour of State.
CANDIDATE MAKES GOOD
WITH EIGHTEEN SPEECHES
Demonstrates His Ability as
Mixer and Wins Women Aud
ienCe by Declaration in Favor
of Suffrage If They Want It,


IBy Morning journal speeiaI Teosad yyir.I
Noe roiros c. o.,
loN" eiH-
Drhceu her opportunity yesterday to
demonstrate that both radical and
conservative clements of tho po-,,h,i
o,, 80. F''''
Va" p''' ~ are reg ular NheE il
comes 10 the national ticket
This demonstration was mad. 1,,
Governor Cummtns. the radiral laad-
er and candidate for tha srnota ana
Major Lacev. tho coneaI,,ati,'o we, 80 ','l.
nent OF the governor far eanotd,i,1
honors. Tho two boardad tba ,r,ft
special when if entered tho stata
early this morning ana oarb nartiStl
pated in tba tWlo dozer ,,naTi,,ors
whichthe Taft special hurried ma
and away from i'm its flving su.ing
from clinton to Des Noinrs
The candidate took early onnor-
tunftv 70 show his annrnciatinn of
the Significance of hi escort s.y-
ing TO the big crowd at Da,,annort
after Governor Cummfns had givan
him most HEARTY and nositive ON
dorsement in an introductio,,.
TT is a great Measure for mo to.
come here and he escorted nv t,aI
great men of Iowa. annreciafa nc
compliment. The fact that nv vel
come into the state is bv Governor
Cummins. Major La vsbnd Congress
men Smith and Dawson tndicater|
that Iowa is going solidIv for tho
Republican ticket and senatorship."
with his voice but a ragged ruffle
of its former resonance Mr. Taft viz
tuallV campaigned bv hand through
ont the land and the politicians whoI
saw him have declared him to be a |
mixer" of great ability and effective
ness.
In all he made eighteen speeches
during the day. but most of them
were very brief. The most of the
talking was done by the oratorical as
sistants on the trip. either DR.. Hin
and Representative Boutel. augment |
ed nv the governor and Major Lacey |
and REPRESENTATIVE smith. Dawson |
and Kennedy. There was much va
rietv and many novelties in the DAYS |
carnivals OF crowds At Clinton |
where the first meeting was held this |
morning. TO Des Moines, the candidate
participated in five rallied tonight, |
ten stops had been arranged for. |
Eight additional stops We're made up
on urgent demand by wire to the can
didate and Colonel Ransdel. in .
charge of the train and at each of |
1hnGR
we're on hand 70 cheer; and cheer
thev did with plenty Of vim. 1t was
AT these stops. as wei as at the rcgu-
larly arranged meetings that the can
didate got on perfectly familiar terms
with the individual members OF his
audience He shook hands. he chat
tered and fokcd. He was called .
.'Biu" and was told he was all right
and woi,ld sureI,, get there" In ac-
tion MS handshakcr Mr. Taft makes
an interesting picture. He will lean
far over the rail of the car platform
and work with both hands at once,
grasping sometimes two and three
hands i'm one CLASH and let them go
and take another bunch.
Tbe naonIe of Clinton, after sur
the train at the station be-
fore 4 o'clock this morning. escorted
no candidate 10 a flag draped plat.
fnrp, in the CITY mark. where-his
,,oica sbovring much Improvement
over tho dav before-he smoke at some
Ienetb on the labor question. At
a+ 10.30 another trip
iron, H. train was made. and MIR.
'raft after being endorsed and intro
dnced nv Cnvernor Cummins. talked
of tho Rooseevlt policies. and got a
,,or,,, rsc.rtion II was apparent
,Iero tbat ~, candidate was going to
hoyo tro,,bln with his voice before the
1oy was over and ON the advice of
NJ Richardson who gave his con
stapt attention to Mr.. Taft he be-
,,ar 90 c,,rtail his remarks.
Al DaVenporL tlT to ,a't' IN" Docl; Is