The evening world., 1912-05-27
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THIRD TERM y,
PRESIDENT TAFT
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greeted by a crowd OF G.rls IN white
dresses. who sang America"
The President was in fine fetile to.
day and his vo!cs had tosi ts huskincss
Tho local chairmcn along the road con-
stan,iy assured him that the State IL
his. and Mr.. Tai, continued TO an
nounce that he has $40 delegates. thirty
more than are necessary to nominate.
Because of the change In schedule
Mr.. Taft arrived ahead OF time In many
towns and he was not heard by the
crowds that should have llstered. They
usually arrived In timo TO wave him
goodDy.
RED BANK. May 27.--The President
put the children OF Msttawsn through a
catschism Of patriotism. After they had
finished singing America" no asked
them:
DO you intend 10 be good Ameri-
cans?'
Yes" trobled the youngsters.
"wiil you he loyal 10 your nag and
oountry7" continued the President.
oh. yes. oh, YES" chorused the ma
tion's hopes.
In his speech the President said: 81
come out and talk politics. but the
unprecedented condition presented by
Mr.. Roosevelt In attacking my Admin
istratlon and me makes It necessary for
mo to come out In order, II can, TO
show the issues no Ia presenting are ssot
the Issues OF the cauApadSn. He 10 pro-
posing an innovation on our Consttu-
ton that will ahake our liberty and
take away the security by taking away
the Independence OF the judiciary. which
u the keystone OF our government and
Of orr liberties.
'Ndr. Roosevelt n not talking . great
deal about q third term now. because
he does not care TO emphasize It; but i
appeal from his position now as to a
third term TO his position IN 1904 and
1909. Then he was In the calm TINT fol-
lowed . victory At the polls. and no was
not thinking II was necessary 90 HE
reputation to get another term. Now he
10 In hot pursuit Of It."
The President was met by Q company
OF mounted cavalrynsn Of the National
Guard. The crowd was large and had
lusty lungs. The Taft smile broadened
every minute.
"TGopV" DOC WARNS UP TO
TAFT MIGHTY SOON.
ASBURY PARK. May 2'.-It did no:
tako tho white poodle pup long TO be-
come acquainted. He was not awsd o
bit by the presence Of the nations Ex-
ecutive, out chung close to Mr.. Taft.
alniling - dogs SMILE and wsRglng his
apology for tall until II threatened to
drop of. Before Long Branch was
reached ths dos had bssn named TED
dy." In explanation Of the narno Il wat
ao&no wiedged that TEDDY was most
suitable because it, bark h worse than
It's bite.
The dog had been handed into tn.
Presidents car by an enthusiast at Rad
Bank. its a white poodle. decorated
with a sash inscribed Mascot Of New
Jersey" ..--
At Long Branch the President was
given an. ovation by tho entire popu-
lace. He prcfaced his address by say
ing: "1'd rather take a bath on your
speech"
President Taft was welcomed to As
bury Park by n crowd that filled the
street and tho public square before the
post once. lie spoke from a platform
on the post ofice steps and Asbury
Parkers maintain that his reception put
In the shade that rendered Col. Rooss-
Welt. A company OF militia was neces-
sary to control the crowd. A band and
a troop of Boy Scouts added to the
spe c.acle.
Just as the President stepped from
his special car . man rushed forward
and grasped his hand. saying:
~ President am, too"
The Secret Service men Grasped him,
thinking they had crank. The man
wore a big sash which proclaimed him
President OF the Star Of Italy Society.
which came to greet the President
ROCKWELL STIRRING UP Dis
CONTENT, SAYS TAFT.
LAKEWOOD. May Elm President
Tafts appeal to tho voters At Asoury
Park, the NTH speech OF his TRIP thr ouyh
the coast towns. he said:
Mr.. Roosevelt II preaching discon-
tent. lie IL trying to arouse those who
are discontented against the moro
fortunate. n doctrine which. II SUCCESS
full will he the beginning OF the break
Ing down OF the republic,
II don't claim that I make the crops
grow. don't claim that | make the
rain fall. but my Administration does
not interfere with business"
Mr.. Roosevelt says that ar, for the
bossss. and how does no prove az" the
President continued. He says all the
bosses are for me- Well. deny II. lie
has Mr., Flynn IN Pennsylvania, who
looks like a boss and who was q boss
and. unless a man ceases to he a boss
because he IL FOR Mr. Roosevelt. he Is
a boss stili And so you can 40 over
the whole country.
III he becomes President we are not
going to get rid OF bosses. And how do
! know? 7 know Il because ! was pretty
familiar with tho previous administra-
lions OF Theodore Roosevelt when ne
was In for seven and one-haif years.
and my memory 10 pretty clear. and ]
think yours Is, thai there were not any