The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-13
..R. AN EGOT|ST
AND DEMAGOGUE,
TAFTSAyS IN OHIO
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ers he rccants and says that-weal. he
has changed his mind about Il.
II would not want your votes II I
had to take back what realty believ ed
was for your interest whether you liked
Il or not. But ! appeal to you whether
It 10 q y .uare deal for a man TO change
right In the nick whom he wants votes,
although we both we're for reciprocity.
Now that 10 a condition I would like to
have you study. I ask for . square
DEAL
CROWD APPLAUSE rHRUsrs At
ROOSEVELT.
Although the weather was cold and
raw with occasional rain showers when
Mr.. Taft spoke at Caldwell. the crowd
filled the station and frequently Ap-
piauded his references to his admins
tratiou and his thrusts at Col. Rooss-
welt. The President launched out FIRST
with q review OF the legislation enacted
duHng his term in the White House.
His contrast OF Q deficit OF 350. loo. 900
when he first took once with q surplus
OF $0.00o.0W now drew the first cheer.
"1f," said lgr. Taft, ~ believed
that moro sudscdty Of statement
weulA carry this election would
dsspair Of the 1spubiic."
After the review OF his adminis.ra-
tive achievements. the President re-
turned to criticisms of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Referring TO the colonels continued
reinstatement" CT his Toledo speec h
about government of the people. Mr..
Taft shouted. DO you believe that this
II the way for one President to treat
another?"
mo, no." came the answer from the
audience.
81 believe on this account Mr.. Roose-
welt ought to he visited with the punish.
ment Of defeat" continued Mr.. Ta.t
"rm opposed and think 1 ought to be
opposed to the denomination of Theo-
dore Roosevelt because OF the wild con.
| stitutionai principles that he Is advo,
| catinE a. already embodied In the
| Pennsylvania platform. and will con
tinue to embody In other platforms and
indeed In the national platform, u hi
! continues the same course that he nov
indicates he Is going to pursue.
| Mr.. Roosevelt says that 1 am the
creator Of bosses. and that everybody
who 10 for me 10 a boss. and they arr
| Ill aBulu0t nltE. wen, 1 ueuy tnat.
would like to Ask II Mr.. Flynn Of Penn
syivania or Mt. Walter Brown OF Ohit
are not bosses supporting Mr.. Roosevelt
and II Mr.. Dan Hanna Is not support
Ing Mr.. Walter Brown through hi
newspapers in every way that helps 4
make an election so? You will thinI
from M. Roosevelts statements tina
We are not going to have any bosseI
any more when he gets into ONCE.
DO not know what he II going to d,
with Mr.. Flynn And Mr.. Brown whei
no does that. He says ne REPRESENT
true government OF the people agains
the bosSes: how many bosses did n
kill In the seven years Of his admins
tration?"
re Yresiasut oonoludsa with
tAle remark, IN yea approve OF his
0ARan1otSatlon, u has been the
oSos assis, bat Only once aSSln."
zone Indictment he said, rs tn
character of the campaign Mr., Roose
welt 10 carrying on. and personally
feed that more deeply than any othe
because l think he In to be indicted 70
making the kind or accusatory and II
bs-lous campaign which requires me- tn
President OF tho United States. In or
Der TO save the cause l represent, Z,
come out on the platform and go abou
making political speeches in my behal
and doing something that q modest ma,
dislikes"