New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
A VOTE FOR ST|MSON
ENDORSES TAH-ROOT
Saws President Is Inevitable
Candidate in 1912. Unless
Party Meets Defeat.
THEN ROOSEVELT MAY LEAD
Senator Draws Great Enthusl-
asm in Speech Before Crowd
That Jams Manhat-
tan Casino.

u ,-,,z- --as pronounced by many OF
the men who have known him through
out his public career as one 81 the pest
Efforts Of his life. Senator Elihu ROOT
-,nbeld last night at the Manhattan
Casino the Republican cause. and calieo
-.-,o-, the z-orsrs OF the state TO elect the
ticket headed by Henry l. Stimson-
..Te Mr. Taft continues TO make as
god g President as he is making now,
said Senator Root, he viii be tie nat
u-aI and inevitable candidate Of his
Marty in 1912. unless one thing happens
that the people Of the United States
shall repudiate the administration OF
NJ Taft by such a crushing and over
vhelrliug defeat Of his party that It
viii be apparent that Mr.. Taft cannot
be reelected.
The Democratic party cannot bring
about such result. but the Republicans
can by their adverse votes. A defeat
IN this state viii turn away the next
national convention from an admins
r-srion that could not hold the party
together. and toward either Mt ROose-
xel- OF one Of the far more radical lead
ers who are now looming Up on the
political horizon in the Middle and
North West
"A vote for the Republican ticket IN
This election Is a vote 10 strengthen the
administration within the party, as well
as 10 strengthen the party IN the coun-
~. No man is working more Loyalty
and more nanfully 10 bring about this
result. not only in this state but in
dozen other states as well, than Theo-
dore Roosevelt
Mary Forced 70 Stand 70 Hear Him.
These declarations were received with
tremendous outbursts Of applause from
The big crowd. which filed every seat
ir the great auditorium Many were
forced 70 stand throughout the hour
during which the former Secretary Of
STATE reviewed the issues and the can
didstes in this campaign.
Senator Root addressed himself d.
rectly 20 those Republicans who declare
that they VIII vote against the ticket
because they do not like Theodore
Roosevelt. and he paid high tribute to
tho ex-Presiient's splendid work. under
taken at the instance Of Governor
hughes. 10 further the principles for
which Hughes stood. He warned such
persons that this was question which
might cut both wavs.
Whenever a man declares he VIII vote
against the Republican ticket because he
does not like Roosevelt said the Sen
sto,. .'1here viii be others who win vote
Tor the ticket because they do Ike
Roosevelt and because they feel that
with his tremendous force and courage
and ability he has done a noble and
needed work for honesty. purity, equal
irv and freedom in the political life Of
our country.
Senator Roots detailed account Of the
areorp lishments OF Henry L Stimson Is
United States Attorney was impressive
and convincing. and his contrast Of what
ne termed the too great adapta bility'
o. NJ. DIX on the tariff and other ques-
tions with the sincerity and high cour-
age Of the Republican candidate was
Cheered Justify.
When Senator Root entered the meet
inE hall while Judge Wadhams was
speaking he was received with cheers by
the audience, which rose as one man.
Al along the great hall he was greeted
with friendly demonstrations as he
walked I'D the aisle. conducted BY Collin
= Woodward and accompanied by
LLOYD e. GrisCom and Bronson Winthrop
Congressman William s Bennett and
Controller Prendergast. who entered the
han later. also received a rousing vel
come