The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-16
TAFT WOULD UNITE
WARNING FACTIONS
Speeches Prepared for New
York Said to Be Worth
Recording.

What amounts to practically a whirl-
wind political campaign by the Presj-
dent OF the United States began today
when President Taft left Washington
ar $40 o'clock this morning for his hur-
ried visit TO Chicago, Rochester. Al
bany, New Haven, Providence, and
New York
The seething political sea Of New
York State, which many believe threat
ems 10 engulf the National Republican
party unless energetic steps are taken.
IS the objective point Of the Taft trip.
speech in Rochester and two speeches
IN Albany are 10 be the Presidential
contribution 10 the confused New York
situation, and whether ne viii endeavor
TO pour oil on the troubled waters or
VIII come out plainly for the Root
Hughes reform element is the polnf
which Is puzzling politicians. He has
let II be known that ne viii talk politics
In New York. and that what he saws
VIII be worth recording.
Busy Day In Chicago.
President Taft's first ston on tho
present trip VIII be at Chicago v,bara
he will be President O'Taft in homo
OF 81. Patricks day with the Irish Eel
iowship Club. tomorrow. In the morn
Ing he viii be the guest OF the New
paper Club Of Chicago at the Ia g.IIe
Hotel Later he viii visit the Traf6c
Ciuo- At noon he viii lunch with a..
Irish Fellowship Club. An a5dress -
me conservation meeting at the anal
forum and a reception at the HsmiI-
-cn Club VIII occupy the rest OF the
afternoon, and in the evening ne will
altcnd the St Patricks day dinner OF
the Irish Fellowship Club.
The President Will leave Chicspo 1,.o
tomorrow night BIZ special train for
Rochester. Arriving there late Frids,,
afternoon ne VIII attend the Char,1sy-
OF commerce dinner al Convention
iaH, ana VIII spend the night az Roch
t ,1t.I- On saturday he will leave for
Asioany. reaching there early SATURDAY
Pow Wow At Albany.
He Will be met Al the Albany station
hy Governor Hughes, and Nfayo- Nj
Evan, and a cavalry escort which VIII
attend him 10 the executive mansion
where he Will be- the guest Of C;overno-
Hughes during his stay IN the State
capital That afternoon he will attend
the tuberculosis congress at Farmanls
Hail. and deliver a speech. That even
ing he viii he the guest Of honor az tho
University Club dinner, where another
speech viii be In order.
ON Sunday the President viii lunch
Informally. with Governor Hughes. and
then. il is confidently expected. The big
DOW WOW on New York State politics
viii be held. a few E -nds" have been
invited 20 the luncheon nd their pres
euce win mean gau.eriug OF New
York politicians.
Late Sunday night the President will
leave for New Haven by way Of New
York. AZ New Haven on Moulav he
VIII attend the Yale Corporation meet
ing, leaving for Providence. X. T. late
that afternoon. In the evening al Provi-
denCo ne viii attend the BANQUET of
the New England Manufacturing Jew
elers, and Siiversm.ths' Association, and
will leave late that night for New York
New York Engagements.
on Reaching New York Tuesday morn
Ing the President will 20 10 the home
Of his brother. Henry ". Taft. His en-
gagements in New York INCLUDE. Lunch
with Henry ". CIews. AT the Clews
home, a visit to the new building OF the
New York Press Club, IN Spruce street:
the banquet OF tho American Peace and
Arbitration League AZ tho Astor Hotel
and the dinner TO Herbert Parsons at
the Aston
The President viii leave late Tuesday
night for Washington
Capt Archie w B,:tt, the Presidents
aide: Assistant Secretary Charles c
party. Mrs. Louise Moore. sister OF
Mrs. Taft IS staying at the White
House with Mrs Tat. during the Presi-|
dents absence