Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-29
Receives Great Reception at West
Virginia Dinner.
CHEERS DROWN BIG MANS VOICE
Hoarseness Causes Him to Rally
Doctor on Neglect.
RECALL OF JUDGES DANGEROUS
Marked by Halt In Traffic Rush
when Machine Runs Out
of Gasoline.

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his three days visit to Ohio. his home
state. President Taft spoke last night al
the Waldorf-Astoria to the Ohio society
OF New York, delivering probably the
most impassioned speech no has made in
many months, directed against the
'nostrums of reform" and particularly
aimed at the recall Of judges.
In the efforts that the president said
had been made to reform legislation in
this country he saw much that was good
He saw ths faults of government In tile
United States and admitted that in try
ing to eradicate them much might be
accomplished by reformers. But in the
effort to make the judiciary responsive
to every "whim" of these people no saw
destruction.
He declared that the conservative ele-
ment OF the nation must eventually get
together to prevent a movement that
would make the courts the creatures OF
popular Will and might make the decision
in every case not accord with the law,
but accord with what majority of the
people thought the law should be.
The presidents speech TO the Ohio
society was only one of his many en-
gagements here tonight. From Ohio he
stepped over into west Virginia" in
the same hotel and addressed tile New
York society Of that name and then mo-
tored to sherrys to speak to tho Aero
Club OF America
Before retiring at the home Of his
brother Henry w. Taft, the president
dropped in" at the ball OF the Daugh-
ters Of Jacob at the seventy-first Reg
iment armory. to which laeOe invitations
had been issued, He is due to leave New
York tomorrow for Cleveland
Ohio Cannot Escape Demagogaes.
President Taft in his first speech paid
and people In opening his address and
continued:
with population keen, active. alert,
intelligent and reading 1t is not to be
expected that any movement can escape
Ohio or be without its supporters in that
state. Hence greeabsckery. -popuiism,
free silver at 1s to /, all have held their
sway and found a considerable part Of
the people who were willing to try the
experiment of each new doctrine which
was to take away from men the necessity
for wealth and labor and make the
deserving rich.
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