The Washington times., 1912-02-01
OILY @NEELT
CA BREAK TAFT
HOLD UPON Ohio
P<z 3<zfs Tour Of Home
Sru1r Proves Strength
Axazsr ProgresSives.
81 FEED EssARY.

FRED EssARY.
r-usN EsEE FsA L-If only Ia
FaEsr-~ SO r-1.msus are In the hnal
n1z aNz-.r a. Prs-ss~nt for the Re
NmH.mran na-a -EEraCu for the Chicago
.-ra~-r.az- ~ Tafi ufn have practi-
z1F a. sarl-x oh5o aehesAtion at his
AmE fL hru.~ger. Colonel Roosevelt
n~ruzrs q. s-l1re cAnsidate. there will
- a..aan-r Soy - tell The delega-
- 80 - slEtsed. and at present
o. 1a- CO -zg whether Mr.. Taft or
C-zaasa Eaz-<ueif win command a ma
49, - th<s- votes
- = rs- exact situation in Ohio.
Suxzz a. fogr-tays' speaking tour
e. g. P~-saseut- These conditions ex-
- a-.f ~ frsenAs of the President.
w4s -ax--d throaEh here this morning
sa ~. xav o. washington. know now
fsr a c~rrzinlg what opposition Mr..
Tar sns - meet.
Prl1cipzl Menace.
Ts--e - q In Toilette sentiment
rs-uzEnulr the state IL IL were
e-zcheG = r-iEht D. able to control a
esuz& q tfe Ohio Delegates, but the
$500 - tae senator are scattered.
IT, ca-rut. as the matter now stands.
hs.s@ - uArry the State or any substan-
f2Ei par1 % a. There are even fewer
oes1uaEs uho are izhting for Senator
c. H= - 10 be specific, not
e-aE-1 zrs-1 A. a running candidate by
iefrs-E rhs p-rplr or the politicians.
As fer th- Roosevelt feeling i'm Ohio.
as b = ferr- that IL giving the Taft
s4.5-rs grave concern- They may not
- - uz@1sy over the matter as they
49, h-sor- the President came. but
rAey ca--ut esc1pe the fact that Colonel
Esa--g@E cu1id ALLEVIATE much of the
pr.%-zz Tan sgppOrt. IL he should go
49, H.
1z ~ uhcie IA can be said the Pres
49, kzs srren-thened himself by his
s--- r.-slrh Ohio. He went first into
a. trs-zrEsut secsion Of the State and
Ek<m rzf1 has respects to that part In
49, - D-mocrats made the greatest
lz-zaas n the Iis elections. He was
E1--1-1 - enthusiastic crowds at every
- En1 - Ess inspired confidence in
ga---rs which were wavering until his
rdzE-
Attitude Aggressive.
Ua-- iz--srrzut than his mere pres
49, W1x tb~ inDasSioned and emphatic
wng m uHieh he inaugurated his re-
s-zuz-E4flsn campaign He laid aside in
a. uss- rUo Of mis- speeches his mild
uzz-er 81 rej0tnder- He abandoned his
az--sus- - apology. and showed his
f-a-as1s ~ knew how TO campaign ef-
seertv-lg = rut % "a
TE.s aE<r---ive policy made a hit In
UHla. znd the taft managers declare
~-aazr q14uacation that IL Colonel
En-z--velf says out Of the fight. the
EE-za8-Ez un EaIk away with the Ohio
e~a@Ea-lsr- They also believe he will
tEEr-ss t1F country with more force
q. q b-Err~r IN his own Administration
tazz - hEs ben able to do in the past
Tae Frsss~st and his party will reach
Wzse-zEtoa thLs afternoon about 4:3O
ecEadE
- Pr~sLs-ns for1ght a serious cold
tsF1G=ha1f his Onto visit. and II was
sr,v ~ l-aaIt- care and treatment by
- s--==a1 Dr. Rhl1des. he was able
- rH tls sp=akin< engagements. In
rsas -F---s-s h- was Utmost forced to
sz-p-Df -T -E- cCnlI,Io1 OF mis- throat,
- - rs=t-i ~ continuing.
rrT q NCrys. ". c. LayIin. and
F. <s-laE-r Dick were with the
pr--s t=-r tnfO-lzhout the trip. These
ts--~ al tak- rharge OF the fight 10
49, TEft S-t--atss from ohio to the
D. 1ss.a- an nat IonIl convention in June
- E~r-.ti-nE discovered an active
l-.-F- "a work in Onio on be-
Ear - TF-s1Hr" Rp1ssNelt and plans
49, -l1t- e. T1uIb1t this movement
- FEIt I-ssierS determined that ali
l-ag- 20 n4sszt-EE Waller r. Brown,
r-lsErran q Ih- Republican State Com
s-ls--r- u ~. hs.t.lr'i rhe Roosevelt move
- ~ vain.
- 't-y-isnd the President gave the
49, ufs-- sp.ech Of his nomination
rE-1Ear-rr printing aut the achievements
a. A1ml nisfration.
- 'uluuBus. Mr. Taft ioked with
trH1raTfs1T Harustn Al luncheon, dedicat-
- q - fef..al building. asked the
EEE-Eliran Editorial Association for
sE-arr a1drrsz-d the Ohio constitu-
&C., ru-s-uriuu. and defended the
a----s- snt of the Administration
f'el--.-Isrs fruru All over the State We're
Er E1--lErEs O. confer with him.
hk-T- Eslrs the President only once
49, ur-u1sf in has heavy Overcoat,
- SO E odd bITu-like hall through
q lslErr Es-E ~ the chamber of COM
UsTne- H~ talked railroad regulation,
g. E-trusT su- tariff. and peace.