New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-01
Saws He Never Will Be Fright
ened Into Signing Bills He
DiSapprOVeS.
MISSOURI CROWDSCHEER HIM
Ne Explains His Action on Tariff
Measures at Sedalia Fair
States Delegation
for Him.


trim il was restfuL Mr.. Taft partook
NJ an Informal breakfast at the COun-
try club in company with Governor
Eadiev and the directors Of the State
Fair made q somewhat extended ex-
nlanauon Of his reasons for vetOing the
three tariff bills Of the last session. at
noon took luncheon az the club. Wit
messed o tr0ttinE race and a parade
nearly a mile long, of Missouri mules,
vlayed a game Of golf with the Governor.
and after an informal dinner at the
Country Club resumed his long journey
for the West. Omaha will be reached
tomorrow morning, and there a quiet
dav will be spent. on Monday forenoon
,bera will be an automobile ride through
tbe CITY. and at 1880 o'clock the run TO
CHEYENNE will begin.
The President has had no more atten-
tive and sympathetic audience than the
eight thousand men and women who
gathered iu the great livestock pavilion
here to-day He varied his explanation
Of the l.ecessity for vetoing the tariff
hills only slightly Referring incidental
.t.- D.. ,.,rl no 7oi7ted out that
-. .,.--.sso NJ the foreign trade
e'..7- r--...5 s-.+as which has reached
..----.,,.,.5 e-,,rs of $1,000. 600. 900.
..-.-..,-. ..,..irsl,, I'm the maximum
ard minimum provision Of the bill,
,..-'---,.,.7 hin, +o secure the re-
-. ,,-s,,s+ determinations
... -~o4urts ~ the United
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Closing his discussion OF 'ne WOOL DILL
President Taft said.
ON spite Of the charge that IN Vetolng
bib ] am exercising royal preroga-
tive I am going % veto any bill 1
I'll. moi 4rrr... as long as 7 remain in
n- -rt.. bo,~+,. arrla,,sa which fol-
-. -. g. .,,,o-io..,
lo"eA s"'"'- INV
people De they Republicans or Demo
c~atg admire courage.
r,.,--s-,-,.- .f-s Farmers Free List bill
-.,
TIE FIes.-'"- S"--'
"I did not dare 90 sign that bill, but
did dare tr veto If. and 7 did so. And
,..-.t.-- .5.-. 81, g.sert thai no F,xecu-
'-- --. -
tive. either IroJelJlohlsL OF Tree uouei'
would have dared 20 sign so III con-
structed and badly drawn a measure
,vai~ +-a audience RESPONDED with
.,..-t,--.
,,,, ---t.,-
After describing tne COTTON DILL WIN
It's unparalleled errors. its increases OF
duties when. IL was intended 20 make
r..of a. r,irtan-
-, ,..-.. 80. +ba ,r+e-ra1 revenue of
me c7gn,--. the President said:
eff may be permitted 20 use a colo
quiaIsru. was a daisy"
Once more the audience manifested
Is appreciation Of the neutrality-suspicious.
logic of Che Presidents position.
Al the 'e OF ms So" se C-le
~, .e'-'' .,.,- -s+Iate5 when he entered the
e-q-8s+.rd AFTER luncheon.
The President has made only two
HoIs H missouri, one d. - 10 ee, -
:, -. -r[ eon,Dre bensive estimate
Of trs .'.ccal situation in this state
to be formed. Those VINO are IN toucH
.lt" -...'' g, '-.ty.,,- - ca tbor-
ourrfr united that there is no question
whatever that the Missouri delegation
70 the national convention VIII oe IN
sUuc,ea o. vote Tor IaII IrsI, laSI aIlo
a. 1.1 --.-'.' anu i,,'' nil once more
cser r.s a-a-roraI vote for Mr.. Taft.
and So clearly establish himself as a
,Aenoer on me hep uDllcaH -'i!$ nc %
STRANGE
p,..5 ,.,:.L Iowa Trim.
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s'-' Nus
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".' -.@u "Vi' ~ i0"'' -
".' -' -e'I l'-'' lily
'o, @. cordial Ho"e'ei' sumo i-1u sc
ses'' '--.e- '-o' Io" ans -''-
al -.'--'' '--1 -
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"'s ."' very ''''''
N'' ".,'l'"' ie-"'u ~ '-'o H'oa'''''
"N'-".I ,''eF '7i'eN --'' ii'1 80
nol and want TO say inc same .''.Hs
50, The people VINO turned out De-
hsre they have learned something tha' /
A'' 10 -4- "e"i' 10 '1'' '4'''''' anu
ss d. mas not ro'' mem any S, iio' ~.
-'--'@ nus '''- - ~ 49,
--i' s-- --'. ".--'e '' i,., -.o- -
5... Una. % 80 -. -
while -e realized the force Of this argu-