The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
TAFT WON'T POSE AS BOSS
WILL REITERATE THAT NONE
NAY ne DRIVEN FROM PARTY
President 20 Deny Desire or Authority TO
NEEDLE with state Political Affairs
New sop 10 the InsurEeats-
Answer To Roosevelt In Letter.

| New sop TO the InsurEeais-
Answer to Roosevelt In Letter.
BEvERLT. Mas. Aug. 2i.-President
Taft intends to reiterate his declaration
OF last winter that neither he nor any
other man has a right to read anothe r
out Of the Republican party.
The President believes that no man
can he rad ont OF that party who is a
Republican. This belief he will Sc, fort h.
according to his present plan. in the
letter which he Is writing for insertion
IN the Republican campaign text hook.
| The Presidents definition Of a Repub-
lican has been: 'One who supported't the
party platform pledges
In this letter and In his coming speech
to the conservation con gress NJ NJ Paul
early next month the President probably
will define the attitude Of the Admins
traion on questions OF the day. He IL
not expected to reply TO apparently in
spired statementA from Oyster Bay IN
cither the letter or the ST Paul speech
but II h believed that in making his atti-
what his position ~ and has been toward
recent events OF importance II - prob
able that he will make known that he
has not had and does not have any de-
are TO mix IN State POLITICAL fights and
that he does not consider that the Pre-i.
dent u the whole country can turn him.
self into party leader in any particular
state.
IL IL L
dent viii not dwell Ar great length ON the
benefits OF the Payne- Aldrieh tariff law
II was iu,imated that Senator Gran. Of
Massachusetts. Col William n Nelson
aud other. close 20 Mr. TAFT have co,In-
seIled him recently 70 subordinate. TN.
tariff a much "a. po-.b,e In hi. forth.
coming u,t.rsnc.
yice-Pr.-Id.pt sherman on leaving IN.
Evans cottage showed thar n. did no,
regard tb. Payn.-Aldrieh law "A ,b,. hes,
tariff ever Tn. Weep r..,d-n, had bean
consulting with the Pr.aiden, abou, the
letter for the campai IN t.x, hook IN was
said Tonight that The adyis-r, hny, mar
suaoisd Mr.. Taft not 10 play loudly on the
tariff string and tina, he has can.ao,.i
The information that the President will
not atternp, to read anv one out OF IN.
partv was tax an here a. an indication thar
A further at,empt TO cono,Iia,a ,h. an.
surRsuts before IL II too late il tn b. made
in a sun--h In Washington las, N-in,er
IN. Pr.s,den, defined m, way In which
the Administration regarded th. ins,r.
Rsnts That same night Ar,orn.y-0en-
eral Wicksr.ham spea king in CHICAGO
read them out Of the marty Suoh
din.reuo. Of opinion IL no, likely TO h.
sxpre....d simultaneously this fail Good
R.puhlioan. from IN. in.urSep, country
hay. informed IN. pr.sid.n, ~ la,. ,h.,
although called irsurs.tt many Of m.
middle Western Congr.-sm.u .tiIl wish
To h. REGARDED A. R-nublioArs Tn.
President. n il said !. an aoo,rd with
the.. views and Will say p.
Probably Mr.. Taft ~ill hay, NOR. TO
sAy about tn, Tarin Commis.,on than
alsou, IN. tariff law itself Thu. f.a,ur.
Of IN. PAYNE Ai,irich law NAV he. barl
up 20 m. public view A, the fir., ins,ru.
ment devised Nv ANY party in thus co,n.
try to make a scientific ,uv..,isat,,n
Of the tariff 1, can he. point.d "a. with
pride a. In. means whereby "A scientific
revision Of that law CAL h. made hv
Con xr.ss when /, has .nt,io,.n, informa.
ZION ON which Congress can vron...t in
tell ssutIy S,u.. ,.olit;cian. her. has.