Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-14
Everything Is Going to Heaven When He Gets Into
 OfiCe," Says Taft in Ohio Speech.
HOW WILL COUNTRY GET ALONG WITHOUT HIM
Eresident Subjected Severes Arraignment of This Campaign By The President Likens Himself to Ln- coin More and Resembles Him Less Than Any Man in The Country-Harmon Says Bryan Once Admired Him.

steubenville. Ohio, May 13.-Presi- dent Taft's first day in his final cam paign tour of Ohio which came to an end with a speech here tonight was marked by the most pronounced as- saults on Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Co which Mir Taft so far has given public utterances. In speeches which were filled with indignant attack and with uncomplimentary adjectives, MT. Taft discharged his Oratory at his predecessor in the White House.
 He started out upon his last canvass to urge the people of Ohio to support him at the primaries on May 21, at Marietta in a cold hard rain which Kept up several hours but finally fled before the sun.
 Crowds Large and DemonstratiVe
 Late today when he spoke at Dem nison. Uhrichsville. St. Clairsyille, Bel laire and Bridgeport, the weather was fair and the crowds came out in summer attire.
 At many points the president touched the steel manufacturing dis trict of Ohio which his political ad- visers openly said was opposed to his renomina ton. but the crowds were large enough and frequently demon strative enough to make his Ohio friends feel a bit optimistic.
 Although in substance all of the dozen speeches the president made to- day were much like those he delivered in Massachusetts and Maryland they differed widely at times in the words used to score Mir. Roosevelt These were unusual and piquant and gave his hearers opportunity for applause and laughter which seldom failed. Claims He Is Necessary For The Job. one of the attacks on MT. Roosevelt which raised a laugh delivered at Den nison late today ran like this:
 'I think it would be dangerous to put a man with Mir. Roosevelt's pres ent constitutional views and with the intoxication he would necessarily feel by reason of getting something that all the great presidents have never gotten. it would not be safe to put him in the White House again.
 He says the reason the American people are going to elect him is be- cause he is necessary to the job. That is the description he gives. Well, hope the American people will not think that he is necessary for the job. want Co call your attention to what the job Is which he proposes. It is the
 
 about when he gets into office And bosses are going to disappear, pollti- clans are going to be fewer and he IS going to have a finger in every com munity In every state. in every country and everything is going Go Heaven.
 How Would We Get Along # He
 Should Leave Us?
 If fnWf Hn fha raflfnnfttr,4 fe coming and that is the job he is to do. lt is going to take longer than four years. ] beg of you to ask him vixen he comes here whether he would take a fourth term, ask him whether he is going Co take a fifth term and why he should not continue in office during his life"
 Another sally which brought re- Eponse was made at Cambridge Speaking there of the job Mir. Roose- welt said the people wanted him to dc President Taft asked:
 Suppose Mir Roosevelt were waited Go the skies in a chariot like tho prophet of old and were to disappear from sight. how do you suppose thi: country would get along anyhow? Resembles Lincoln Less Than An,
 Man in History.
 My friends. it is a dangerous thinl Co put in the White House a mar fol the third term with his views of tn, constitution and his views of himself In every announcement he makes yoI would think he was the whole show and that there wasn't anybody else il the country. It's ]. I. ]. and therefor, ] say that if you feel that vanity anC that egotism by giving him something that Washington did not get and lief ierson did not get and Jackson diC not get and Grant could not get. yo, are going Co put him in office with sense of power and with view O. Constitutional restriction that will b, dangerous Co this country"
 NIT. Taft compared Colonel Roose welt and President Lincoln with ; smile. Mir. Roosevelt likens himsel to Abraham Lincoln more and re sembles him less than any man in th, history of this country" he rmarket during the day
 Aa Aseusatory and Libellous Cam
 psign.
 Mir. Taft called upon Roosevelt, packers 10 find one indictment if h nao done wrong, asked for more fact and less lirid headlines and lunl power, and dubbed the campaign in former president was making aEalns him "sccusatory and libellous."
 Let Mir ROosaelt point out wha thing I have done. or failed to dc under the influence of anybody. an then l will say that he has made point. but while he continues merel in general denunciation to say tha the bosses are all for me and al against me. say he is conducting campaign that is not worthy the ma. who has had the veneration- the res pecf and the honor put upon him b