Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-05
FOREIGN VIEWS OF
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
Press of Japan United in Praise Of
1t Testiiying to PreSt. Taft's
StatesmanIike Ideas.
GERMANY is WELL PLEASED.
Partisan Papers Regard New President
A. safer" for America and Eu-
rope Than His Predecessor.

Toxic. March THE inaugural add
dress OF President Taft published here
yesterday is evoking favorable COM
ments for the statesmanlike views
embodied in it. The united press OF
Japan joins in eulogizing Taft for his
inaugural uttorances. The leading pa
pers praise editorially the new presi-
dents proved qualifications as an ad-
ministrator The Kokumin makes the
following editorial comment:
'The address tcstines TO the states
manlike character of 1Afts ideas. Re
garding immigration his views are
ideal and exceedingly satisfactory 20
the government and people OF Japan
The Nichi Nichi prints the following
opinion;
There are two things in Tafts ad-
dress which demand our attention,
These are tariff reform and immigra-
ton Respecting the former the fore
BODIED reduction of rates promises
trade expansion for both countries. In
regard 10 the latter we are satisfied
that DC has prepared steps TO sup
press anti-Japanes agitation in Am
erica"
The Hoohi comments as follows:
Roosevelt rendered invaluable SER
vices at the most critical moment OF
Japan's history, and we profoundly
regret his departure from the White
House. but we are rejOiced TO find
cause for consolation In the fact that
his policy is certain to be embodied
In me administration of his successor.
Taft has many friends among our own
politicians, for his friendliness has al
ready been manifested. A brilliant
future can be confidently expected in
the relations between the two coun-
tries
The JiH and other papers comment
editorially in "a similar strain and exc
press great confidence iu the continue
ton of amioable relations by the two
great ueighbors of the Pacific.
AS SEEN tn GERMANY.
Berlin. March 5.-The German for-
eipn office views William "a rafts as
sumption ~ the duties of president OF
the United states az likely Co lead Co
still closer friendship between Ameri-
ca and Germany end calls attention 10
the prngt made Zoo thia direction dur
Iug The administration OF President
Roosevelt Thc peaceful tone OF Prg-i-
dent Tans inauguration address has
created a most favorable impression in
government circles and the ministry OF
tho interior Is awaiting tariff revision
with the keoue-, interest
Tho newspapers aIlude 90 tho orderly
ascent of Mr Tan 90 tho constitutional
uIeunIp of l00O00000 people and tho
retirement uf Mr Roosevelt to private
100 as n Impressive political spectacle
THE PARTISAN VIEW.
Paris. March 5.-The papers OF Paris
give much Hpape t0 the inauguration
of william n TAFT and the retwmsut
of Theodore Roosevelt The consensus
81 opinion boz that MI Roosevelt has
had "a remarkably successful and pic-
mreaque caroe. chat he has aroused
the moral force of che United states.
and internationally has nlled an Im-
1ortant role ON the worlds stage. Al
thouRh be- De- great preacher Pee has
been distinctly "a man of action can
athlete u politics as NoIl as lea sport
Nar aul theology
ar Tart although less impulslye
ihan Doe Predecessor Is regarded as "A
man of great capacity ana moral
strength. consequently be- De- character
lzad aa 'safor president both for
America ana Europe Neither ffH
HuIfeI states Don EurHI. ono paper
Gays. "nced now fear tne theatrical
coups which upset them uld the Ro9se-
Frlt Ttguue.