New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-20
CAMPAIGN PLEASES TAFT
President Back to Washington
Delighted with Situation.
PRAISE FOR Mr.. STIMSON
Big Meeting in Terrace Garden
Tonight, with Roosevelt as
Chief Speaker.

President Taft continued ves'ei .,-,.
conference with Republican ieaoe,s Wy
state at the home of his protnei'
Taft, No. Sc West 4Sth sIee'' -. v,io,ht
~ ,o,+ tho city for washington last nlsht
he exnressad himself as highly pelased WIN
.ba ctir,sor campaign in New York
lloyd q Criscom president of the county
oororot+tae and otto T. Barnard. VINO were
With tho president Yesterday morning. saiu
after their talk with him that he was ue
ugb+ed with the outlook in New 1orh' anu
esneciary AZ the aggressfveness or the he-
publican campaign here ia .,,a
To one of the leaders 1t was saiu w
President In speaking of his hlsh pc.
regard for Mr. Stimson. declaieu
the neople OF New York state oiiiy ie"n"ou
that one of the best Candidates I'i
ernor the state ever saw was NO.,
Republican ticket the success OF the poi'
would be assured -, r,o-,,o
The t.grr,, shoe campaign OF the Deiio
Gratis was explained to President lai'' GU
Mr.. Griscom told the president &c
Democratic party was now oiA -
fensive Mr. Dix, the Presldeil We
was cutting a very poor inquire Ill ~
paign partly on account OF ms -,
ro.,.o, IN como before the people with any
thing constructive or with any CO. -
,ba Duhlic statements of Mr. Stimsoh anu
- paa-o,,oIt concerning his connection as
80 ., the WALLPAPER twins" with INC
demand made by the Standard wan faPel
Coronanv for a higher tariff on that coiii-
modify.
Wilson and NassI Coming
THE President had considered writing d
,e+ter I'm connection with MI otiiii
candidacy, but Mr.. Griscoms anEiCo
that IL would be unnecessary anu II 70"
eraII,, tentatively settled that Secretary
wilson Of the Department OF Asrloui' u.
,,,o,,id come with Secretary Nagel OF tiie
Recruitment OF Commerce and LABOR ~
holm in the Stirnson campaign
Dehnite plans for these two rePl
,ives will not be announced uhth ai'o'
return of State Chairman Prentice
night. hut It is understood tnat Ihe o1
tarv of Agriculture Will SPEAK III
the upstate sections and secretary
,,,,I, he engaged with work in the metro
politan district A.,
cano+or Denew. State Senator J. May
hew Wainwright, of WestchesteL,
" uerr.ck. former Governor Of Ohio ana
49, uavs hammond called on the Prest-
den. Yesterday afternoon. and later came
80 = Pass brother of the Republican
candidate for Governor in New Hampshire.
The latter, when asked ABOUT TIE p'
situation in his state, said:
..It certainly is not going as Maine did
Mr. Herrick brought the President en-
couraeing reports of probable Repuoilcan
success in his native state, and senator
0anev announced that he intended 10 make
severaI speeches during the campaign. -
Walter D. Hines, vice-president OF the
ca,+a Fe Railroad and Frederick Strauss
and William z. S. Griswold. OF the Kali
road Securities Commission, were among
the later callers, and Secretary Norton
u-bo went to his home in Chicago 10 regis
fer reioined his chief late in the afternoon
The President, with Mrs. Taft, his brother
and Mr.. Barnard went for an automophe
ride through the park and RIVERSIDE DIVE
late in the afternoon, and attended the
atre at night, going from there to the train
for Washington.
President Taft announced that Mayor
Reyburn of philadelphia, and the three
Commissioners of the District OF CoIuihola
would be guests at the White House, win
Mavor and Mrs Gaynor on Saturday,
when he will entertain the Mayor of Toxic.
Steady Progress for Stimson.
Mr.. (rriSCOm OeCldTttl ytolCiuoJ Sti0S ~
norris that came TO him from sections coz
eyed by the Stimson tour showed that the
Republican candidate was making Roadway
every day.
The fear of a TammanyiZed state mas
taken hold of the farmers upstate, SAID
Mr. Griscom and they are beginning to
realize how much Of a Hughes type OF
man Mr. Stinson is
Mr. Prentice left town yesterday for
quick trip up the state He just missed
George w. Dunn, state committeeman, and
Lou F. Payn. He expected to see them
in their own bailiwcks, but they turned up
at state headquarters yesterday. thinking
to catch him before he left, but were too
late.
The big campaign meeting tonight In
Terrace Garden under the auspices of the
18th Assembly District Republican Club. at
which Mr. Roosevelt Will speak, has as
sumed such promising proportions that an
overflow open air meeting for those VINO
cannot possibly get into the hall was
planned yesterday.
The committee in charge has been flooded