The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-07

from the cnarBe tudt IL hs'u hot hcP'
its campaign pledges; pointing out
that the platform did not specially
promise downward revision. Why Will
people forget this? 1 thought l had
talked enough against 1t. saw Char
'iey's nine trounce the New Yorks.
1 NAV & l912-Louisvlle. Defended Aid
rich because, even If he Is In retire
iment, he worked hard for me Whiis
l;senatori lf1eminded the people that
! Curing the worst of the insurgency IN
l1glO my best friend and supporters
were Aldrich, Kean, Lodge hikihs anu
Hale, a brave man, loyal oio suaie'
Told them l was satisfied Mr. Aio-
rich's work for the monetary COM
mission would immoralize him. LOUIS
lvine s, Kansas City, ..
| Nav Z, 1gl2-Springiield, lll-Took the
liberty of telling thepeople Oh 'nis
state that sufficient justice had not
been done ex-Speaker Cannon, a spieh
did watchdog of the treasury, reai
rock-ribbed republican, who made con
gross efficient. In many aspects ike
Lincoln notably In his courage ana
refusal TO know when he was defeat-
ed Spoke before the Fifth Ward Cam
IChowder Club.
MAY s, lgi2-Buffalo. Defended my
'appointment of Governor Hughes 10
the supreme bench. Buffaloians stiii
growing because / took him out OF
notifies Let them know straight
from the shoulder that this was the
best appointment l ever made.
| "a nafandad my
position on the income tax, as pro-
posed In 1910. Showed wherein Justice
Hughes was wrong. Visited the fair
for INDECENT inebrlates.
May 10, 19i2-New York. Defended
my railroad legislation of 1910. Agreed
that 1t was not all that l had hoped
for, like the Payne-Aldrich tariff, was
the best railroad legislation ever pass
ed by the republican, or any other
party. Boston 3, New York 0.
May II, 19i2-Trenton. Defended my
whole cabinet. Decried this constant
criticism by an irresponsible press. by
demagogues, etc, etc.
May ~, 19i2-Philadelphia. Defended
lmy conservation policy. Denied that
the interior department had any In
tention of making present of the
Cunningham claims to j. p. Morgan
Knox Is taking care of him. Phiia-
,delpha L. Washington, 2.
May 13, 1912 Home again Defended
the Washington baseball team. Boston
l3, Washington 1.
| June l 19l2-Off on another educa-
tional tour. Defended Wickersham to-
day at Richmond. Why make a fuss
over calling September 26 September
IN?
| June 2, 19l2-Atanta. Defended the
Statue of Robert Il. Lee and Hitchcock.
| June 3 19l2-Savannah. Defended the
Payne e-Aldrich tariff before the Socie-
ty for, Providing city Flowers.
| June 4. 19l2-Charleston Defended
republican party and the income tax.
| June 8, 1912 Wilmington, Del. De-
Tended Philander Knox. A better man
than Zelaya in every way. One Of
lPittsburg's finest products. Does not
make any difference II our South
American trade has gone all to pieces
Knox Is Roots equal.
June G 1912-Philadelphia. Philadel-'
'phla g. New York /. A good word for
Ballinger before the Golden Sunshine
Society of Modern Mothers.
June z, 1912-Washlngton. Defend
ed the good old protectionist party.
Admitted that / used to be a free
trader when In college and that I
had often admitted that protection
meant paying certain manufacturers
out of the treasury, but II Is a sys-
tenn that has saved rae nation more
than once. The best tariff bill ever
passed Is the Payne Aldrich tarinf;
thanks to that great man. Nelson w.
Aldrich.
June 10.--Knox.
June 11.-Cannon.
June 12.-Aldrich.
June 13.-Hitchcock.
June H.-Ballinger.
June 5.-Wickersham.