The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-06
CAMPAIGN MANAGERS
NOTTOCHANGEPLANS
Will Not Be Influenced in Congressional Fight by
Results in Kansas and Iowa-Indorse
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Taft and Congress.

with authority of law, has done more
practical work in the direction of con-
servation of natural resources than
all the takers and theorists have ac-
complished heretofore.
In other words, the campaign will
proceed calmly, dispasstonately, deter.
nlinedly, hopefully, in the direction al
ready mapped out by President Taft,
congress and the administration.
The campaign will not be shaken
nor altered by passing events and
VIII not be shifted to other lines.
Not Panlcky Over Situation.
Neither the President nor the cam
palgn managers are panicky over the
midsummer situation, and are not to
be diverted from their course. They
nave definite. consistent and, they
claim, a reasonable policy. 1t will be
submitted to the voters of the country
and laid before them in the hest way
possible.
win speakers by aid of literature
and speeches, the voters will be ap-
pealed 10 and will be asked to decide
calmly and nationally whether tho
record Oh the President and the Con-
siess IS worthy OF another trust or
"He'ier II is their pleasure to turn
.'e heAt rouse over to the Democrats,
Inc results OF the Kansas primaries
Undoubtedly jolted the Republican
ieaoers pretty severely. but 1t has not
| discouraged them. and that they do
not regard the Kansas action as in
ucatlVe OF general sentiment through.
out the country.
LoudensIager's Comment.
Kansas always has been what
might be called a spasmodic state, !
SAD secretary Loudenslager, OF the
republican campaign committee. at
mas Iluttered between greenbackism.
populis1n' free silver and other isms
ana the present outbreak is, in my
oplhioh' recurrence of the latent rest
tosShess OF Kansas political questions.
me leaders here recognize that
mere -, Is a possibility of the example
: e. Kansas melting restlessness in other
4 States' put there is reverse side of
the shield; the outspoken revolt
asa!nst the administration is regarded
as likely to stir the conservative Re-
puplcans to renewed action, to arouse
them 70 the seriousness of the situa-
! Won confronting the party, and to
! nrlng them together in other States
that are more important than Kansas
lowas Insulting attitude toward the
PRESIDENT OF the United States and the
Utu!ar head of the Republican party
- hkeiy to be resented" the leaders
mere think They believe that the
royal old Republicans in other States
ihciuolns4 some of those who may
not believe that the administration
anu me Congress are perfect, will be
aroused when they hear that a Re-
puphcan convention in rockribbet
republican State refused to display
the picture of a Republican President
the mead of the party.
A"nitins RooseveIt's Declaration.
Ihefe IS one thing that is causing a
sreae deal OF uneasiness among the
rang ana file of Republicans In this
section, and that is the possible at
tltude of Theodore Roosevelt In the
coming campaign, Sinister rumors
are abroad that Colonel Roosevelt \:
Just ABOUT ready to fare out in oper
ssippathy with the most radical In
sursehts The report is not credited
~ circles higher up, but from relia,
ne source, his opening speech II
ms coming swing around the circle
WIZ give great comfort and sympathy
TO the Insurgents.
,ple question To- ., =, %np r.