The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
TAFT OUT OF THIS CAMPAIGN
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tan the hrnrf That lie tias the Pro-
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mad. bv ,t1H.,Ltf. ~ rlsun thl' h., doe.
nu' H"u"," fHHf fb. 1872 Presidential
uu.".ra.uu is ar ie-ur 100 'H- prescott
t-a'
some N.N Nor, STATE Republicans
hay" urg"u VIZ It' rD ps more del
NJ" 'u ~sy -urr- hing himself that MI
h"Iu cumHt. 'A" .ry that = b.Iul. "a sol
tt.' % sn'" i.r ~'.w.pu means "a vote
t"r Rpp>..v",r 100 lpi. Iu" rr,-ti~n, +.
friends 100 N"W NorN state. uuWry-r
hdy" ADVISED b m - sts-,r clear - any
unnecessary complication IN N. hghr
m on" state and thus advice has fallen
IN Win Oh" President : own inclination
w iai' talked yesterday With Otto
l Banndrd and ono or Two other New
NDrs friends. and DO s. prart, cally decided
nuw thar N" vii not participate further
10 10" New Work. Stat" CampaIgn except
'n S-ud Two members ~ his Cabinet
into '1e stat" fo speak IN -upDort Of N.
Republican uomln-.. one Of these will
b" Charles \ag"l Secretary ~ Com.
moro" and Labor Nj Nagel talked
Win Nr. Barnard Yesterday and con.
seated. with tI" Pres dents approval
Il" -p"ak tn" other cabinet speaker
= likely 20 b" Attorney General " ECKER.
sham Or Secretary Knox The tim.
for %" Cabinet speeches has not vet been
$50. bat - vii! be- wsll along toward tho
close ri IN" campaign
President Taft = friends told him yaater
day that with a." sending 81 IN" Cabinet
officers INTO New York State he would
hav" don" everything that h" could do
properly. "" had mad" - clear through
n" Nilmson statement that h" did not re-
gard the 1912 I-su" ~ involved IN the pres.
snt ight and for hun 10 undertake. any
further personal discussion It the matter
would l." C"rtaIn To- lead INN nto T.erson-
alltl"". ami that. 10 j, understood. no
- DESTROYS of avoiding IN" President
frIo ndS feel also that any further daclara-
non hv him IN regard to thu 1912 issue
would b" SuT"rhu"u~. as u will continue
'" "Ni-t uniil thor" - some d"hult" eS-
PRESTON from CD. Roosevelt himself
Pr'~Ii'u' Taft also conferred vestsr
dav with Fra = Prentice. the new Re.
PUBLICAN STAT" chairman Mr Taft me,
" Rrudrd ~ 49,. luncheon On Fills
Island and 'Ilt"d with Mr. PrentIc.. LATER
~ IN" Horny " Taft home IN W.-s,
} prtv eighth street II was the FIRST time
Mr. Iitr bad '-v"- mot Col Roo-ay.It's
u"W state Chairman
r. -~Id"ut Tar WIS told Yesterday that
~" Republican outlook IN New York State
j. Tar from bright ~" was informed aIso
mat oIWpugn contributions arr. coming
hard. mighty hard. with little prosp.Ci
pi a m ~ N" gloomy sky some Of the
" '-I0"H'- callers told him however,
ut hi- "wh stock was on the -risa- in
\"w York stat"
IA" Pr"sid"nf will confer this morning
WIN Lloyd q GrisCom. Col. ROOsay.I,'s
I"!.' MANI Ih'r" w"r" Tum1rs yssiar
lay tht' IA" Colonel himself might rr,
~ from Oyster Ray to-day 20 talk with
Mr. Taft but 'h"-" reports seemed To he
without foundation
Ralph I"t"r-. president 81 the Long
lsLnd Railroad was all"r ~ the. Taft
Ipu-.
Chairman Pr"n'lc" said after h,- ,,Ik
with tH" Pr">Id"ul that Mr Taft was !
apparently daeulv Interested IN tho earn
inlgr 10 tins stat" ard particularly IN
10" DU'Ipph ~ To- The. res. lotion to Con .
gr"-S 81 Nr Parsons and VIZ Renne,
\lr P-"rtIr" told The. Pre- ICient that ,he.o
Has 10 doubt a. 10 m. re"s,-.' on ~ both
which VIZ Tan said "a" WIS very glad 10
hear
Mr Prantic" also sald that ha believed
hat while m" Pr"-Il"l' would not allow
tnVih'ng 20 com" frnru him ~ seeming
- TAX" an a"tiv" interest N 'hs canpli1n
90 fhI- stat" Viz Taft wished n 10 4.
known tni' h" desired the election OF
VI StIInspn