The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

cd INTO politics during the day and de
nounced Mr. Taft's critics as belong
ing generally to a class OF 'unselfsh
politicians"
While in ,hi. city Mr. fsn was bu, 90
miles from the Wisconsin border lie will NOT
touch that State. however. until the return
journey from the Pacific coast.
IL was IN Introducing President Taft to
an immense thrOng IN a three ring circus
tent brought from Chicago for the occa-
sion. that Representative Young made his po-
hticai address lie referred % Mr. Taft
as having taken office at time when con
>tTuCtyc work vas needed. and not tear
ing down He has b~-n wisely. rruienty
and consistently progressive" sail Mr..
Young lie Is the greatest living represent
alive Of gcruiur constructive progressive
re~~. On the other hand. there j. a spurious
progrc' >iseue..s AZ which o,nics laugh and
angels weep"
vetoes Are Praised.
III Young praised the President for his
veto uf she statehood hiil-. because Of the
Judiciary rccal,. declaring that Il vas an act
- 'hc imitation bill and that r. placed Mr..
Taft in the very first rank of American
sts,esucn and patriots
Then the Cougrrs~tnau turned again 20 a
dcuuucIation Of Mr.. Iafts critic, He re
ierrct 60 the "mVckraking magazines that
sell SANDER and yitupera'ion at 10 cents a
COPY. ani g. e.a's - "siiprcry. di'loyal
puittciAu~.' The President lie said was On
posed hy every dc1.acogue and every "shifty
politician " This fact. he cleared caused the
Pre,ii,..n' TO he loved 'For the enemies he ha,
"Ru, The great American people are sound
az he core" corcluI-d the Congressman.
amid I've cheer, nc hi, constituents "and
whi~ The ~hi'ty. slippery politicians and the
'e-Hlg'sues NAV d'str'i-t fh~ Judgment % the
people. Tor a time. they viii sec right n last
| and Pic,il'u' Taft will stand in the glory
~ me MONDAY as the leading american
-'a'e'man Of his time. ant historians will
L HHH - H#~a -
/ llo~ard Taft a. President 81 'he tinted
Taft All Right.
When NJ. 1it ro~~ 30 respond = man r.
right"
Pm s'ai - be s>.ured.' laushed che
I Pre'ifent NJ Taft nd no' follow NJ
hafrass-i hv tt- ~ ,tiou. that fe had in
tended 20 tel NJ Young constituents What
1 good CDngressr-aa h~ Vas. hu' was afraid IN
hen eon'r'racy 81 catering exchange m ad
vance The Prcsil-~t ,s,i he h,d hen
| urged - sreak 81 'fc tsrif. bit a. he had
-'ser'ei that srb'eo, for Grand Rapids 10
morrow. - you'd ak remission % slv q few
words resariirs universal peace
th~ resr - the ten;
8 Again 'h~ President sriiel br,,rv Il
assure Won" te .i-H ".r ia, there sac -'
I pre- arr7nTe-H"n' between f.~ gentleman over
there a-I ~
Arbitration Treaties
D. W T Az fru Iiurrrfi if.'H tr -vu.i.. A, l,I
| 1t u~ ARBITRATION f-cati~-. L-- 4fI-rs. follow.
/ ~ fhc lines 1t those ulf1- - F-,e ia and
/ fo7filr. N.-h -srs'1r Tow r.e7i listened
! .n'"7''y to-vh1t che Pr~.iIcrf 1,.F ,rf .,h~-
- spoke fre minutes later r'-Irei ti.
/ support o. fI~ ratification of fI~ ra.fs
Pr~sii~rt sff alien r~frrrcI o.. ,.., r~rF,ar
| NicarsgH e. a-f Unrfrrar '-,a'i--. ana r,y~i
! trefr ~r'trrr'f1n hv 80 ~r.Ia'~
/ ~ G-ari F.riis t9 morrow che p-~.,I.,,
'fI asAfn - met Nv senator Nf't7r AiF~r
| smith. who v1s r-r- ~rf~d tom making ffs
| journey ." 80 rr.rr r~nirsr'a D. tic 3D.
/ r~ts uf Ii. fa'.r- Governor O.'r--- zen,
Z f.'i~- "-t-frr tiled vi'h rrase - Pres.