Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-25
Regular and Progressive Lead
ers Alike Assure Chief Exc
cutive of Hearty and United
Support in 1912,
FACTIONS BURY HATCHET,
WARMLY GREETING GUEST
Speeches to Students at Law
renee and Baldwin Were
Features Of the Days Trip
Attends Church,
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Baldwin, Kan, Sept. 24.--The war
ring republican factions of kansas
hiried the hatehet today ana walked
side Is side 10 pay honor to President
TAFT
Governor w. r. Stuhbs, who is gen
orally conceded to belong to the IN
surgent faction, welcomed MI Iatt
with the hope that the state without
regard to church. party or tacuon'
would extend the most royal reeep-
lion ever given a president of the
Emitted states.
Republican state Chairman j. y.
Dolley. who holds office under Coy
crnor Stubhs. and Republican Nation
al committeeman David W. MulVane
united in telling Mr. TAFT that the
Kansas delegation to the next nation
al convention would be solidly Tor
him.
United states Senators Curtis ana
Bristow. the one a regular the other
leader OF the progressiNes, rode
side by side in the tonneau of the
same automobile over the Kansas
country side and sat on the same
platform to pay honor to the chiel
executive
Thc predictions Of Mr. Mulvane and
Mr. Dolley who are close to political
conaitIUns ia state supposedly M
surgent. followed close on the heels
of the declaration of Governor Had-
lev of Missouri to President TAFT thai
Missouri would instruct its delegates
for him and the promise OF the llll-
nois republican leaders 70 send solid
TAFT delegation to the national con-
vcntion.
There was much interest shown in
the presidents reception by the m
sargent republicans Of Kansas. Sena-
tor Curtis and Congressman Camp
bell ol The regulars met the presl-
dents train at Kansas City early in
the morning, while Governor Stuhbs
ana Senator Bristow showed up later
the former at Lawrence, where the
president spoke TO the students oil
The UnN ersity OF Kansas, and the
junior senator at Baldwin, where
the president spent the da,.
Governor Stubbs got his first real
chance 10 say something about the
president at Lawrence, where he M
troduced him to the students.
Il want to present the president OF
the greatest nation in the world, sad
the governor. Il hope Kansas. with
ont regard to church or party OF fac
lion. viii give President TAFT the most
royal reception that amy president of
the United States has ever had'
senator Bristow was on the station
platform at Baldwin when the TAFT
special pulled in. lie climbed the
steps to the private car, walked III
and said:
Hello. Mr.. President, I'm mighty
glad to see you. You have come TO
the greatest town on the globe
MIR. Muvane and State Chairman
Doley talked freely to the newspa-
per men.
Kansas" said the national com
mittccman, will send Il solid TAFT
delegation to the republican national
convention in l912,' ana Mr. Dolley
later backed up the prediction To
members OF the Tat party.
Mr.. Taft attended church twice to-
d1y. spoke to the students OF the state
university at Lawrence ana to the
students OF Baker university here,
and reviewed the Indian scholars at
Haskell institute near Lawrence.
Tomorrow the president will be-
Gin q hard, busy trip through Kansas.
The first day viii end in Kansas city
tomorrow night, where the president
speaks to the National Conservation
congress. ON Tuesday he will at
tend the semi-centennial celebration
of the admission Of Kansas to the
union. ut the state Fair at Hutchin-
son.
To the students at Lawrence the
president spoke OF the good the Y, NJ.
G A. has done, and digressed suf(i-
GENTLY TO resent publicly the allega-
uons as to drunkenness and disspa-
llah in American universities recent
ly made BY MIR. Crane Of Chicago.
Il do not know" said the president
whether you have observed the at
tack made upon young men at Har-
ward, by some gentleman who felt it
necessary to send detective into that
community to find how wicked the
nots We're. have not any particular
Nmpathy with that kind Of inyesti-
CATION Wiekedncss that has to be
uhearthcd with spade ordinarily
ought TO be kept under the clod that
lhe spade raises. | know something
about those universities. | know its
SISTER university, Yale. The truth is.
universities don't differ much. | know
"hat Yale was in my day. and I know
might have been better. But