New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-23
PRESIDENT ENDS HIS
VACATION At BEVERLY
Starts To-day on Trip to New
Hampshire and Maine and
Then Goes to Washington.
WILL VOTE IN CINCINNATI
Simon Wolf Writes Strong Plea
for Taft's Re- election-GoV-
errors Indorse Agricult-
ural Bank Scheme.

lFrom a STAFF Correspondent OF The Trioune'l
Beverly, Mass. oct. 22.-This is Presi-
dent Taft's last night in Beverly for this
season. He came TO Parramatta on
July 4. bringing Mrs. Taft with him, but
was compelled TO return TO Washington
because Of the long session OF Congress
He returned as soon as Congress ad-
3ourned, on Augut p, and has been mere
ever since except for occasional trips,
mostly by automobile, through the sur
rounding country.
Accompanied by Mrs Taft and Secre-
{ tary Of State Knox, Mr.. Taft will leave
10y motor early tomorrow for Ports
mouth, n. H., and Poland Springs, Me.
fThey will return here on Friday, and
, Mrs. Taft will remain in Beverly until
Election Day, when she will go to New
York. Mr.. Knox left washington to-day
20 Join Mr. Taft here.
The President will leave on Friday night
for Cambridge Springs, Penn, where he
IA 10 speak on Saturday at the dedication
of the National Polish Home. He VIII go
thence TO washington, arriving In the
national capital on Sunday morning and
lremaining there until November 2, when
J he WILL go to Newark, n. j., TO speak AT
the unwilling of a monument 70 George
washington. He will then go to Cincin-
bnau to vote.
Simon VOLTS Strong Plea.
/ The President received from Simon Wolf
sSde following copy of letter Mr. Wolf Is
sssnding TO his friends, urging the re-
@lectlon Of President Taft;
There is no reason whatsoever why any
! Republican who is sane should vote other
than for President Tafts reelection. re
has been tried and not found Wantlns'
THE country is prosperous In all dlrec-
ftions His administration has been Ju-
idiclal, tudicious, humane and in every
sense consistent with all the traditions
of our government and in accordance with
the Fundamental principles EMBODIED III
ithe Constitution Of the United States.
0 For more than half century l nave
( been close student Of American politics
and am thoroughly COnVersant with the
work accomplished by the Presidents OF
the Unitod states from the time of Lin
coin up TO Taft. and without dispafaSlns
any Of his predecessors l am free 10
state that in my experience ana 4Dser-
walton there has never been better
President in every sense OF the word than
William Howard Taft
If any objection or complaint can be
mace against MS ADMINISTRATOR II IL
that he is not a flamboyant orator or a
housing politician; that he has looked to
the interests of the people, irrespective Of
nationality or creed, or even party, to
the end of selecting the best men for the
highest positions in his gift, evidencing
patriotism Of the highest order, for which
he should. be commended and not con-
depned. .,..-., ......-... :.
a feeling SEEMS to have been created
among a certain number of Republicans
that it would De safer under present COM
ditions 10 vote for Governor Wilson than
Taft, believing that by SO doing they can
more certainly assure the defeat of Mr.
Roosevelt. No course could be more sui
Cidal or Uncaled for. There is no earthly
chance for Mr.. RoOsevelts election. and
70 elect Mr. Wilson Is simply for the
Republican voter to abandon his life
long principles and vote for a man who
represents a party and a platform Of
negation--a party that has never worked
for the prosperity or best interests Of
the country, but always in opposition 10
all the measures the Republican party
advocated, and which measures uniformly
contributed TO the prosperity and progress
Of the nation.
The Democrat posing now in the lion $
skin is nothing more than the same old
Democratic organization, and the ears
of the Jack stick out under the guise.