The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
TAFT'S PRESTIGE IS
the STAKE IN OHIO
Republican Leaders Make
1912 Matter of First
Consideration.
WILL DODGE SENAT0RSHlP
Platform to Make No Mention
Of the Liquor Question
Some Candidates.
WILL DODGE SENAT0RSHIP

uctus h"San To arrive today for their
STATE tanveniou. IN" first session Of
winch Is To hs held IN his city on Tuesday
pu only On" point was Their. anything
=" uuanimlty ~ sentiment--evrrythi hing
r'Y>i he don. TO save the President own
STAT" next fall.
Most of the Repuhhcan$ on the ground
armt that the Democrats nominated
strong ticket a. Dayton and that the
slightest mistake here might lead tn the
reelection 1T Gov. Jutson Harmon
Furthermore II was asserted that for
m" President To lose his own State next
fail IA the first election following the
passage II the Payne Aldrivh tauf hill
ard other important Taft measures at
Washington would he a poutlCal calamity
ami might lead to mighty embarrassing
conditions IN the presidential year of 1912
senators Burton ard Dick and their
friends have discussed the situation all
Gay a. To candidates for Governor. and
while George Il cox and his frieriS con-
thu" To stputiv assert that Orsr Britt
RrnSn. Juis" of the Court Of Common
Pleas a. Dayton. - surely - b" NOM
Rated { not on the first certainly on the
s".nai ballot. II - Brown against m.
held AMI a strong field AZ that consisting
81 Warren G. Harding. James Rudolph
Garfield. Idrrnia Thompson. Granville "
Mooney and Representa- Nicholas
l'"Eworth
Harding IS editor Of the Marion star
ant a brilliant speaker at old time fr1erd
81 Joseph Benson Foraker ard one ~ The
f.~' Of Forak"r's hrut"rar's to desert
~ when Roosevelt began hs assaults
upon IN" then senator Harding and
Foraker hav" slrr" become reunited
f,raHer 1, not to a't"0I IN" rpuvaH-
ton In IN" Oh tEYs former R.pub'lrar
GDvs-vpr- at So a'orS weT" invite hy
~" S'.'e COMMITTEES {" come alou: aud
!oln the h.ri. nu' vI'h tho .i,"lt If
Va q" II IN g, ohaIrmt" 81 ~" -x" Ia
tive onmmr;o-' tk-' happy custom has
t.'.- ~usp-"c" at no i.vI'ailpr has
100 sar; to torr.,"r. -" hero 90 ma d,
R"pur,'v.l nAttl-f".i % tn" sta"
Ira .Tpcess nf "hml0atipu n"ss0 to-
day IoN cla..m"i I5D tc!" .. Tor
Blown Of the 80 ~ the cot ~" thor .
The hsit irsIst"i tha' Coz va, - hls
r. 'horInE
Il S".ator Burton ( -. Rror pi~k
receives my eIco.rJ s"'ne ~ wrt'"y"-
rom President Ia.' on tt"ir NIsi. to
t"yer!y y vas - se.' 70 o. Jh'' ". her
j ge Brown nor GAs ic : ~. p, rI"t'aI
..r Gov-r.oT. Brow = a. OF 'In"
t...pwrr 81 Cox ard Cox. - - rrsI>t" Nv
t." "Ni-, l-i. cot ia OLr I"Ii.r.. r-
:" tirc ou' for control Of IN" h"pu.,.-
{. ,rra.I4l'Ipn IN tn" S,a'"
COX to- % 4.'.. 2" ed nor" hIs g.,..r 'h.
-n.It- Erpu plrsr 'ir.a'or OF t.,..-
Lt'. ~.ac- tn. rrrirrmc7t Of pore ser
80 Sta" he's boon without q '"a To- ant
'.ar- are a.tIia uTes here who say 'nor
,-s .s'I-fa tha' Se.g'or Bu-toU hlue.,.
.a..-a. - 30 sta" 10 !a- al inl' N"
IL ..tognan'- OF tho next tSO las vii.
s.-".v reveal tins ambition OF has pF-'.
g.. 'aa r'or' 20 climiua'" JUICE Brown
T. ~, rolrteI gu, tu-isv that ~ his
T-,-r.vl.s parIoi TO Oh time po..'ic,l
t,-- un. Brown end 10 .Igra'orIaI poIltl-
g., '. -- ls" COX CT 30 Z" ,uZrizai ani
. e Bow D.. e csm1s.;l 9 ;.Irst GOV.
n. rn.r oouIi B" h"E'r1 to . fral7le
be-. ',o. - was !de l. an that IN"
..,'..rars voVli lice To do for cam-
,a.,. cu' cher would D" To trot ,ut
~ IN Tat /, speech 81 Akron H. 1875
... o. SECRETARY of War 1" Roosey"It
'. If.. no tcrlE-"i 'hg' could be g ~
hon" 20 'ir,lrrs'I to vot. on slectIon
... ~" Vuult certain ~ vote sgPit - BOss
~ "'. % !a'",
corr ~ along 20 Representative Long
-. 80 'r'nd- do7lir" that under no
.... instance. D. b." candida'" for
e.. "'uor n. story - that Longworth
.'n -"'s ms nominations for Congress
.. ''" ia 81 81 Nlr t.k 1T tIn'I nHatI.
'.r' Cd Nr cox ~ early as last March
...' 20. 0t~ not and would not b" = ciuII-
. %. '.r Governor that b." d"sir"d n zee
.n o. ''rg."ss which vas ms Test
f'.....rnu Wad. Fills's executive corn-
Pr ...". r'....''i LDrCworth - h.' 'smpor-
... at.rnau = this convention on
'..lt k"rr"s"nti'IV" Longworth IN hI~
p. -'-' 20 -" convention - - sound ~"
.'. lu'" 81 -" Republican campaign IN
= f.. ~" - IN. nh"r Of IN" Ways
1 Means tpT'nlttc" which framed N"
F .r'" tart ~ mo Pavne- Aldri'h bill
.'., R"f.. laT'y 81 Republicans here
..fs vup ;u.ut"l out that Lpngworth
~l".rh D. - sustain the TAFT policies
H ',a' LnuEwpr'h J. 10y no means m"
many b"li"y" him 10 he
f..- hand v.trp"d 10y his fa'h"r-ln-
d.. -r.I .l" 1T LOLgworth's Intimate.
f.' - . good fellow. = student - politics
.rg v"ra"r and h" has come up from
'.. ..H"-' uIng ~ m" ladder First b"
.' 'fn-. hoo, COMMITTEE" m Cincinnati
900 N--"mhlymin. next a stat"
r. .....' and now q Congressman. and he
..- Inr as u ru"mier " IN" Ways
... N'.T- tpwIriti"" early and late. Just
.. D.. H.". VA In tact lpnRw"rth
...- ... rs.uHIv 100 Congress and be 'pnI'
.f- a ann expert, ~ MCKINLEY
~" .-'.' e. mood" Hes - ~
.''- h1rdI'api" 80 10y has f1th"r-In-
f."rIruntu .ad"rs then took up
+. l'.,.' car field for consideration
.'..r"IiuIpn that Garfield wuUldn
.. .'G 't"lr objections w"r" ~
Dtr'. "iI i~-ail'.d President lait
.. a.-as."I most Of IIff'- acts and
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.., d.. - 80" Alarming We
..rtrr % l."pubhcsn ~ tnF COM
wear from now Won won {
Wr.'.Hf .' frc "utIr CplIu;ry.'
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.. '.'fu.u'y year trIrChI~' policy.
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