The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-28


ty in the Eleventh district which said
that the people wished to hear HanIy
because they knew he was the one
man IN the state who could hand it To
Beyeridge and Roosevelt.
And SO it goes. There are places in
tho state. on the other hand. where a
speech by Hanly would probably do
more harm than good, but 1t is not
likely that he will be sent to any such
places There are plenty of counties
in which he can be used to advantage
without tackHng any of the sore spots.
1t is said that Hanly WIN keep out of
| the southern part Of the state to a
large extent a1thou gin there are sew
leral counties In that section in which
4 he probably viii speak.
| nanly of course, viii be expected
| TO go after Ralston. the Taggart can
didate for governor on the theory that
he was nominated ny the brewery
bosses and is their man. This will be
pie for Hanly for he is the cham
tplon hater Of the liquor traffic aad
Everybody and everything connected
with IT, His famous t hate" speech.
which he made at the state convention
four wears ago. in which he expressed
his opinion Of the liquor business VIII
SO down in oratorical history as one
lot the most bitter pieces of invective
that has ever been heard Ia a political
speech
Therefore. the nomination of Raj
Estou having been brought about by
ETaggart and the brewery forces. mat
sha1ed by Crawford Fairbanks. the
fTerre Haute brewer, viii certainly
come in for n liberal share of atten-
tion from Hanly- And the fact that
the Democratic state platform declares
for a constitution of the ward an6
township local option law instead o.
the county option law. viii aGorc
Hanly more ammunition for his fight
IA addition to this Hanlys rea
opinion Of Beveridge would not Ioof
well in print. He has been down OF
Beveridge for long time. but espee
, tally since Beveridge two years ago
|prevented the Republican state con
vention from declaring in favor of thu
lreenactment Of the county option law
HanIy and the rest of the county OPP
ton supporters have all along blame,
Reveridge for this failure and the,
have never failed to take it out of hi
: political hide ever since.
tt is understood that Hanlys frs
Ispeeeh viii be on the subject OF rep
: Preventative government. and what i
means TO the people 4 ms Will cove
a broad field He Will have two o
three other speeches also. and il /
!. said that one of them viii take u
] Mr.. Beverage and hang his hide q
the fence and In the other he VII
take the hide of Roosevelt and han
: It on the fence alongside that of Bev
: Ieridge
: The places and the dates for Han
: Tvs speeches have not Vet been select
ed. and it is likely that this VIII ,
! a difficult task. because requests ar
certain to come from many places e
Hanly.s speeches when it become
!. known that he is going on the stunt
I Plans had been laid by the Blu
s Moosers to have Roosevelt come I
i this CITY the coming week and atten
the national conservation congress
!, but the word now is that he has bee
! Informed BY the Indiana Bull Moos
! management that they do not war
: him here at that time. The result i
4 according to information, that there
; a conflict of opinion between the stat
= organization and some of the nations
, partv managers. and the latter car
] not understand why Indiana would ns
want Roosevelt n any time II coul
!, get him. But Edwin ". Lee. Bu
Moose state chairman. has said tha
he does not want Roosevelt here ne1
week. and Roosevelt Will not com
They are trying to fix it so he ca
r come at a latter date, however. whe
: Il will be satisfactory to Lee and II
rest or the Indiana leaders