The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
TAFT TO CUT INDIANAPOLIS
SHORTENING TRIP NAMES 4
STIR IN WASHINGTON.
Omc,aI Reason d 60 Make . nrleser
Journey Than Expect Politicians
Think % WaS Ne sn1b to BeVerldge
TarIn Bni supporters 10 FIwht.

ment at the White HOUSE this mornin e
that President Taft probably I'LL not visit
INDIANAPOLIS On his coming Western trip
Car-ed a lot Of political talk here. Com
ing IN the heels % tn" failure Of tho In
diana state convention to IndOrSs the
Payne AldriCh tArif law IN, announce
ment was regarded a. significant.
The engagement ~ visit Indianapolis
had not been settled deinitsly. but Il
was pretty we'll Understood that tho
President would spend tho greater part
Of Nav ) IN that lily. probably a. the guest
Of eN-Nics-Prasld-nt Fairbanks. and that
he would deliver a spssooh their, that
would hs of considerable Importance IN
the coming 'ampaign.
~ the White HOUSE IL Wa said that tn.
omission II Indianapolis frUm ths scheJ-
uls wa- merely a part Of general plan
to CurtaIl the trip h., President, u ~a-
said. had Intended originally to remain
away from Washington eight or nine
days. hut finally decided 10 reduce IL tO
Ave or six days.
In making the reduction is had boComs
nscessary for him to visit only those
places whore he had made positive en-
gagem~ntS and To omit the cities where
the engagements were only tentative
He will cut his stay in Cincinnati from
three DAYS to one dav The trip j. to
begin on April 20 and W III include Buffalo.
Pittsburg. cincinnati and - l.oIIs
Several Republicans Thought they saw
an explanation of the cancellation 81 the
Indianapolis engagement in the effect
that the Taft spsach would have there
upon the Beveridge campaign. In their
opinion the President could not speak
-. Il -
with the vvsws Of Senator Beveridge. and
his epsech would be quickly construed
nv Bev"ridGss opponents a. an attack
upon nip.
Other Republican leaders. however,.
were surg rlssd when they heard of the
Taft decision not Co visit Indiana and un-
dcubtedly an effort will De made within
the next few days to get Mr. Taft To re-
consider his decision The party leaders
are ndt aple 20 find much hope n the
Indiana situation or IN tn. conditions Of
the party generally throughout the coun
Try
1T looks like the breaking NJ Of a bad
winter said House leader to-day when |
asked what he thought of the present /
outlook for the party.
standpat Republicans made no con /.
Cealnent today If their chagrin over I
the fsilur- II the indiana STATE cOnven-
ton To Indors" the Payne AldTIch law. .
IL may be snnnunCed upon the authority .
Of Representative Payne. however. that
the fr ends ~ the law will no longer si'
idly nv aud permit the critics 81 the new
tPrf - tear " 10 pieces The law will .
be- defecde-i. and MIR Payne will take
the Iced IN a speech which he viii soon
deliver m the hous"
Progressive Republican senators az
press satisfaction with the action ~ the
Indiana convention They saw u Insures
thepassr ge 80 ihiS session q o hIil Creaung
a tEriH commission None ~ the senate
leader would talk for publication on ths
EituFtirn hut House leaders among
them Representative Payne and Dal-
Eell. discussed ~ without reserve
No -@lf-re~pectins Republican can
stand for the Indiana platform SAID
Dalzell. senator Bevsridge got him
eeh In had fiN by voting against the
hill ard he - trying 90 get everybody
elae Q" JON hIm m his misery Any at
tempt e. b~iit'le the new tarif LIw ~
merely petty dsnaGogy
INDIANA undoubtedly viii 20 psmo- Z
we will have N the S-na'a r.,sl Dem
Ccrat aud no, half shak.d one ik.
Beveridc.
Mr. Pavra SAID thai a. an .arlv dav
he would show the hasels~sneSs Ut the
charge thar ~ was an 'Inid1rtuu-- bili
Those WIN Use THIS word 20 condemn
the taTiT hill without giving any speCIn
cations o. suppor- their claims msk
On assertion without proof - sustain
n and ~" guilty. "f an act whi"h an
tar. sid Mr. PAYNE NJ B"y"rdge
having ynted asain-r the ulI n~'ais-
every pert It ~ 4 4 not =utt his views he's
'1ussd . 30 put ~ the Indiana state
platform N" plank W. have seen M the
papers J. I~rot necessary .. e. Ithst.
] have No. interest," rn h,s mau-uyre- ?,
get himself ou' II no hole M which h.
h.s been placed
The trrrN Law - indicating itseif
ever" 4. 10 manner WHICH proves
fhe wisdom ~ N" Beputlc-u party 10
passing y Nlr Pay-r.dEa does not s.aanl
20 uEda--'- nd that up tar.n law eau L-
framed winch WI hs entirely scr~p'sui"
~ every man or % any twp men. rn5 ~
. 90 not 800. 10 - remember shat the hfIl
Unly 90 ss~d the Hose ~ & me- Jointly
90 tve IN conference nj that the parton
Jar amendment, he d"-ired would have
laf1 - with 4 id ?" majority against
the passa 90 ~ any r"1f law
Asked how h. accounted 30 he news
IaTeT CrIti"i-m 81 %" tauf uU'i Mr
Pa-na ssi.:
The newspapers sonnet ris-s Es.' started
WTonZ and 'h~r they stav wrong They
refuse - accept th" facts when M. fac
ne rr"sepr'd and 20 irakA pUhl.c cor
ies@ton hat they Vern wrong
Friends 81 Mr. Bs-vH-idg- m the Senate ,
r~ceived tsl"ETens from MN today
which read
kicked ~" s'"Ts"n - III" tarif
Mr. Ba~ordrs Informed ~ i,.ngres-
Fivs friends that h' va, highly satisfied
with the outonin. ~ IntIauAp,ii- and |
be- eNpr"Sse~i tho l@iot that the plank
urging the creation - \ train commits
sion would p'orahlv result m the ras~aRs
~ a farIf commission . % A. thI- session
INpIISNToIts. AprI News - 'ho .
d~tnVminRtion ~ PresIi"nr Taft not - 4
visit 'hi- city on Nav = after cprnmi'tHas
had been appointed bv rh' civic orKauiza-
irons 70 arTarP- Tor hi- eri.rtainnt.u'
eaised q STIR and ~ WR~ feheyeI P.ner- Z
allv thar va~t' rday RspubhCan Staf-
convention was o. som" way re ppnz.bla :
for The chango - Ullns
III. Republican i"ac,.rs could hud n r
reasonable "NplaUl'I"E = - ~ that =
account They I'D hem assured and q
stll beiiavs that 'ho Pre%id.uT saw ari o
approved tho 'irlN plan. rEs' vas siSu'ni '
nv the cOnv~n' fou ard tnS' thi- pa'-v :
difference wo'Il1 not have acted 20 DE
VEN hls fTp he-a because the Arrange 2
MEME Wer" made aftar 'hs platform had .
b. - -ubmit'Ar ~ MN
pcssihla osr'anAtinn was offered I
IN the farr 'fat senator B=veridRe IN
- ay"S~h 'uos d-ec''v opposite ground :
tv0nI fha Prssidsn1 N respect 20 The value r
~ the fe~-sases under ne pavne- Aldri~h '
tarlFf law ana although 10 I'D MT name 7
TIE P-~sl~eut N 'fat CoEnsc'ion every a
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