Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

/ ana mapped the fairWaH lie know
the rocks, The shoals, the shadows
ana ho has pllotod the ship Of |tal,
out from the rocky shore line, away
from the lcobergs Of doubt and dis
aster, out into the deep water. And
now the great white sails are puffed
by the breeacs OF prosperity. W. are
moving steadily forward Progress
IL ours and this 10 degree never
before known, We are moving, and
We are moving In the right direction.
President Taft does not force his own
IDEAS on the people. He is one of the
people He, above all men, realizes
that no reform IL possible that IN not
understood and endorsed by the conf
mon people. Of which he Is one.
President Taft does not claim 10 be
any better. or any WISER than the ay-
crago man, He does not blame, be-
rate, Why nor does there follow in
his wake the ground swcls OF dis
cord, distress, anger ana unrest.
President Taft never organized an
AnanlH9 club Also, he has never
qualified for membership in one
There hnyc been criticisms made be
cause he did not use the vatican at
Rome as an annex to the Ananias
club, In other words, dissa tisfaction
has been expressed with President
TAFT because he dld not fan the en-
bcrs Of hate, and transform himself
into a cross section of the a. T.. A
II Ht a. "a IR 4 Sat lttt
he is not hatcr of Catholics. And
when he consented To- pny the Philip
pine religious orders fair valuation
for their property declining to con
ilscatc In the name Of the law, a thing
which hc might have done, he was
severely criticised The very fact,
however that William Howard TAFT
had the opportunity to conliscato
property and that his reverence for
Justice refused 10 allow him 10 do $50.
has brought to him faith from the
business world which. In "a great de
gree, is manifcsting itself in this pres
cut era of prosperity which We now
enjoy President TAFT respects every
mans religious belief IT is fact
that he is on good terms with the
vatican Moreover he is ON good
terms with Christian Scientists, with
the Mothodists. the Prcsbytcrians
and all forms of religious faith. He
conviction in any shape
No one, no matter what his religi-
GUS or political faith is, would meet
with prejudice at the hands of Presi-
dent TAFT
Essentially he has the judicial in
stinct, and his long training on the
bench has eminently fitted him toI
make decisions wisely. and without
haste heat or hate. This Is exactly
the quality of man that we need as
president Of the United States And
this Is exactly why we have prosp
cred and are prosperlng under pres-
dent Tafts administration
President TAFT has ambition, but it
is within reasonable bounds. He ha.
pride, the pride of man who does
his work as well as he can. and IL
kind He Is a commOnsense man He
shotts no skNrockets, spins no PIN
wheels, busts no broncs to the hlare
of brass bands with it all. he Is a
religious man, but his religion ia not
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