The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
kNON tPPEaLS ron TAFT
says Insurgents Are stnrere and Wanis
Dhia To Support President.

CINCINNATI Nov 5 Philandsr c Knox.
Secretary 81 State Joh T. Hedge -
New York and Francis TreadWas. ii.'I-
tenant -Govern~r ~ Ohio. were the speak
srs tonight 40 Music Hall where 'h.
final Republican mas meeting Was held
Before the meeting there was a long
parade II marching clubs. led ny Bnss
Co.'s famous Blame Club. the George
Cox Organization. MUSIC Hall Wa
filed With several thousand fairly enthu-
siastic hearers. Secretary knox's speech
cuusist.,d lar gely Of q review and earnest
commendaGion Of President Tsft's Ad
rninistration and the work 81 the last
Congress. Secretary Knox said in part,
earnestly urge upon you that you shorld
not 10 misled oy the argument OF our Demo
cratic friends that this Ohio campaign in
wolves no national policies and that Re-
publican voters can safely abandon their
party IN this State election without affecting
Republican issues IN national politics here
after. ! say 20 you with all the solsuInity
and energy OF an assured conviction thai
your duty IN the present crisis - manifest
and cannot be doubted. that you ought To
reconcile and heal any differences In the
party. that You ought 90 support yOuT
state Republican platform and candidates
and the claims which they maze A. between
the Republican and Democratic parties
You ought 80 tAse This course for the al o.
ditiorAl clear and strong reason ma II you
should elect The Democratic CsndldA,es and
encourage the d1sor2anIH.d RAMS ~ that
party by such trium.h In this stat" yoV
would deal q direct blow 80 che RrpublicAn
muse in thu national haii Whatever In.
~ said ia -. contrary. rhA' would be- A.
Ill
aud effect Of the abandonment and BETRAYAL
~ 'h- Republican cause in 'hl- state y l.
impossible IN disconnsct the 10 h~'U."n
national ssu~- and local CAu-ea n your
present campaign
In "ich an event u would bs haral died 20
the world by pur opponents thai no' only
had 'n~ IepubIican Uaris been rpbuAad he-
Ior' me whole nation hy such result IN
ohio. but ~ you'd h., -atd with peculiar
emphasis that Pr--i6sn' Taft Hai boon
di-oredii"d and ht- policies ami tdminr-tra-
'Ion condemned b. his ovn stat" ca.
Mostly submit 80 vow. ny Onto 'l"uG-. nat
h. - entitled "a y0Ur enthusiast and
cordial support On personal A. Eril a. lublC
and party gTO'!nd- and ~arn--il .nrrea'
v"u not 80 permit him ~ De ber~.y.I 10 't-
hOu-a 81 hiA friends
Toward the close ~ his address Mr.
Knox SAID:
II - appropriate for me - refer nv 'I,
i.vergen~ie~ within tho party the IIT.r-
enr~- N mot iS"- and police rsUr".pr.'.I
In the more radical movement 10 a YER
real sense all Republicans are progressive
and ~. Republican f"' ord which NV. ru-r
reviewed - -uffir i"nt proof hat ne Marty
hs- i.d reform and b, leading and not lag
z.ng now The diTsrenrr bot we"n he y O
elements IN The party ~ Ike the dir-ran.-
between \ man zh" walk. on = pe!i marked
road ~ an ORDERLY and steady ana ale, ~"
pr" and ono who brrlk- INTO hurried run
and -Ihausts hi- strength ana snbrr..
on bypsth- end loses hi- way
No one doubts the sincerity - our m
-Urg-Bt brothers md their followers and I
for me believe fher" i it'ls real difference
In principle or purpose IN the k.,,uhlra
rrr' Whist tier" - II due 10 special or
trln-i'pr'' oasuss~ manly affecting the los.n,
i.-I-- or tho p.raonnlIty Of the r.-;,...-fv,
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