The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-03-29
TORN WITH STRIFE
Managers Of Candidates Of Both
Parties Engage in Bitter
Struggle.
HISTORY WILL BE REPEATED
After Conventions Are over Men Who
Are Now Fighting Each other
VIII BE Found Working for
Party Choice.
BY GEORGE CLINTON.


tAched to the different headquarters
OF the various candidates Of both par
ties for the presidency OF the United
States Mr.. Tafts managers on their
part and Mr.. Roosovolts managers on
their part are sending letters back and
forth full Of bitterness. innuendo and
other things which are not at all nice
reading TO those who think that the
time Ia come for peace on earth even
among politicians. The same Thing Il
In evidence among the Democratic
managers II must be said. however.
that until few days ago the Demo
cratic champions OF the different party
candidates managed to keep the
peace Now. however things have
changed and charges are going back
and forth. and the Republican camp
and the Democratic cHmp look very
much alike.
Politicians OF both parties here say
that history will repeat itself and
that after the conventions are over the
men who are calling one another
names will be found shoulder TO
shoulder working on behalf Of the
nominees no matter whom they may
be and will be entirely forgetful ~
everything that they said In the days
preceding the convention. What "
the history which has repeated Itself ;
Virtually II Ia the history Of every
campaign. Democratic and Republican,
which has been put on the pages OF tho
country's record, although there have
been admittedly one or two campaigns
in both parties In which bitterness
lasted after the convention days.
Four years ago now the Republican
party was split Just Ms II II today. only
the sides" were different Men who
are chnmpioning Mr.. Taft's nomina
ton now were opposed 10 him wher
he was seeker for the nomination
the last time. and men who were fol
him then are now against him, nj
though. Of course. this In not 10 be nc
cepted as an absolutely comprehensive,
rule
Are Now with TAFT.
The champions OF Mr.. Cannon nnC
Mr. Fairbanks and some others FOL
the nomination four years ago and
who did all that they could to secur,
tho nomination Of the men to whom
their hearts were given are now do
Ing what they can 10 put MIR Taft
Into office. II was said four years age
that these men would carry their AMI
mostly into the campaign In case Taft
were nominated. but the prophecy
proved III founded II was Theodore
r. Burton Of Ohio who presented Mr.
Taft's name TO the convention Of his
party, II was the beginning Of tho
day of harmony. and notice MIR. Bur
tons honeyed words as addressed 10
the friends NJ the other candidates In
the convention hall:
I'VE welcome the friendly rivalry oi
candidates from other states-from
the great Empire State, the keystone
state, Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin
forming with Ohio n broad eIpanse ex
tending In unbroken sweep from old
ocean to the uppermost bounds Of the
greatest Of inland seas Each Of these
present n leader among leaders whose
a,"'''e"ne"'s anu r'noWh are NOT con
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