Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-13
TAFT WILL OUTLINE
INJUNCTION VIEWS
Republican Nominee Begins
Preparation OF Speech OF
Acceptance
POSITION TO BE MADE CLEAR
POSITION TO BE MADE CLEAR
TAFT Secs Attack on judiciary in
Democratic Plan for Trial by Jury
in contsmpt Cases - eryanites in
Conference at Lincoln Decide Not to
Attack Roosevelt Policies.

Attack Roosevelt Policies.
Hot Springs. Va, July 1s.--Writing
er the speech of acceptance of Will
lam II. Taft, to be delivered when he
Is OFFICIALLY notified of his nomination
for the preidency In Cincinnati on the
29th instant, was begun today. One Of
the most interesting porttcAs of the
speech will be Taft's reference to the
injunction plank Of the republican
platform. He will make his position on
that subject very clear, 1t Is asid. The
speech will not be q long one. but will
touch upon ell the vital issues Of the
campaign.
Mr.. Taft has decided upon what he
wants to say. He completed the outline
OF his speech Sunday. and on the
subject Of the principal issues his
ideas are well formulated. His speech
will make the overshadowing issue:
OBSTRUCTION vs.. Good Government" It
will begin with review Of the history
{ OF the republican party and vindica-
tion OF Its principles In the general
prosperity which their application has
brought He will rcfer also to the proof
of the integrity OF the party as seen in
the fulfilment Of its promises. He will
democratic platforms, policies and
Av.<p xrr1,i iptn
will indict them, especially as reviewed
in the light Of the leadership OF Mr.
Bryan: This leadership he will say has
been populistic, socialistic. demogogic
and revolutionary.
The difference between the two par
ties in their relations to present prob
lens will be reviewed, not only In the
light Of history, but In their present
platforms The republican platform, his
speech will say. is the embodiment OF
progressiveness, constructiveness. 10y
atty to the government and prosperity
bull. upon honesty. He will assert that
! the democratic platform 10 full Of me-
CATION, antagonism and destruction.
Shows Points OF Differences.
H M this preliminary summing up
sot tse situation, Mr.. Taft will assert
the line Of cleavage between the two
parties to be q difference Of attitude
toward the government and business
interests legitinaately pursued. Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be recognized and
honored as an instrument In awaken
Ing the conscience Of the nation to the
necessity Of honesty IN politics and
business, and this ewakening, Mr.. Taft
Will say, he proposes. II elected. to
crystalize into laws which will
strengthen and perpetuAte the process
sses Of business upon the one hand and
reduce the possibility OF commercial
wrongs on the other.
His discussion o6 the democratic
plank providing tor physical valuation
Of railroads viii be statistical and
commercial. He will assert the utter
futility Of such an effort and will
charge that Its end is the pet theory OF
Mr. Bryan, which. while not directly
embodied in the democratic platform, ts
IN reality government ownership Of
railroads.
IN discussing the Injunction plank
Mr.. Taft in his speech will insist on
the right Of individuals to make COM
slant and to have hearings. He will
+ say that injunctions without notice are
useless. An Illustration like this will
be used. Il ones home has been set
afire an injunction can accomplish
nothing, but whore there Is time for
threat to be made there is time for q
hearing
Secs Hit at Jvdiciary.
Mr.. TAFT win denounce the demo-
cratic proposition OF submission OF con-
tempt cases 70 Jury trials ID consttut-
ing within itself an attempted I'M
peachment Of the integrity OF the
judiciary, ana also as entailing endless
complications in the solution OF labor
troubles which will work irreparable
injury to those most In need Of imme-
diate relief: namely, the labor class.
An Illustration Of this will be the
case Of either capitalist or working
man who goes to court for relief II
Juror summoned refuses to serve, the
case must be delayed while another
jury Is empanelled to try the recalci-
trant Juror.
Mr.. Taft will say that the demo-
cratic proposition to put ON the free
list the products Of trusts involves the
. practical destruction Of the business OF
the country: that the execution OF
THAT program would close many OF our
greatest manufactures and fill the
country with an army Of unemployed.
He will state that the difference be-
tween the democratic and republican
parties on this question is the differ
ence between radicalism and conserv-
atism.
Tariff Plank Discussed.
Where the tariff should be reduced,
the speech will continue, the repub-
lican party proposes reduction. Bry-
anism proposes a wholesale and un-
qualified destruction OF the tariff thus
proposing to cure the evils growing
out of trusts by an application Of free
tradA which simply means the killing
OF the patient to put an end to an In
cident u disease. The republican party
proposes to cure the patient by elimin-
sting tksS diseases
xhsse viii be the leading subjects