The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-28
ROOSEVELT WANTS
 HADLEY TO TAKE THE
 PLACE OF ELIHU ROOT


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 and later as he was taken to the pier where he spoke.
 The President did not change the tenor of his speeches from those made In other New Jersey towns except in few partic- lfars He declared during the day, how ever. that he would not consider a third term He declared several times that the negro has much to fear if the proposal to recall judicial decisions should become law.
 Attacks Roosevelt's Policies
 In this connection he said at Lake wood:
 NOW if this principle is to be extended to the federal courts and there is no req son why it should not be. If it applies to state courts, what is going to happen? Suppose a legislature were to pass law introducing peonage, kind of slavery that they still continue to have in the south in some places where we have to prosecute 1t, depriving the negro of some civil rights that he is entitled to under the fourteenth amendment, and the supreme court decides, as 1t may properly decide and ought to decide that the law Is in- valid because it violates those constitu- tional amendments, and then 1t is turned over under this system to be voted upon as to whether that decision is right at the next national election. It may be republican year and the amendments be sustained, it may be a democratic year and the amendments voted down. I ask you. my friends, whether that was the kind of security you thought you were getting when the war was fought, when hundreds of thousands of lives were lost and blood was spilled so generously and treasure amounting to millions was lost in order to establish these amendments
 ..r.. ...1-~ A.-r. weight and their sanction depend on one single popular election? l say. my friends, when you consider this problem and when you consider the proposal and look at 1t face to face, 1t is so fundamentally erroneous that 1t presents a crisis in our history that we ought 10 rise to meet and stamp out by not electlng the man who proposes it."
 Talks of Prosperity
 At Millville late today MT. Taft made a short speech about prosperity. Dur ing the past three years you have en- joyed prosperity, the wages of the wage earner have been good" he said Now I don't claim to have made the crops grow or the rain fall, or the sunshine, but I do claim that it is something in managing great govern ment like this, not to do anything that obstructs business, or prevents the
 
 day so that every Saturday night you get the pay envelope"
 Just as he finished speaking some one yelled: How about Champ Clark?
 Champ Clark is further on. We will attend to him later." said the Pres- dent.
 Mir Taft travelled all the way from the Hudson river to Atlantic City in his private car except for one 10 mile automobile jump. On the ride from Lakewood to Brighton, his special train made more than 60 miles an hour for 20 miles The President wi.l start out early tomorrow to make few more speeches before leaving for Washing ton. Roosevelt Campaign Ends HoboiSen, N. J., May z7.-The campaign into which Theodore Roosevelt plunged three months ago, when he announced his willingness to accept the republican pi Al- dential nomination. came to an end to- night It ended with booming welcome to the colonel in Hoboken, with the glare of red fire and the call of bugles as he made his, way through streets lined with thousands who cheered him. It was the final rally of the New Jersey campaign From now on, Colonel Roosevelt will direct his attention to the marshaIing of his forces for the battle to be waged in the Chicago convention.
 This is the most remarkable ending to the most remarkable campaign I've ever taken part in" said Colonel Roosevelt tonight. after he had witnessed the dem orstrafion in his honor in Hobosen. ''I have been in politics for 8 years, and 1 never before ha,s felt such un- aduherated satisfaction in any campaign as in this one
 Colonel Roosevet's final appeal before the primary eletcon in this state tornor- row was in reply to the assertion that ne was daioyal to the republican party. and was attempting to worK it's ruin. He said he would appeal if necessary, from the republican national committee to the people.
 "The republican party would have