New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
TAFT
MAKES Is SPEECHES
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opponent had termed him.
I'm an American. and for popular
government" he said.
He also discussed with the farmers IN
the audience the reciprocity question
He told Of his advocacy OF reciprocal
trade with Canada OH he ground mat
il would be q good thing for the country
| AZ large. II was not a hasty or i'll
| considered course on his part. lie had
written To Colonel Roosevelt about H.
and the Colonel said he approved IT,
There WAS great surprise, therefore,
when in his campaigning In the Mlddie
West the colonel said he had not studieh
tho subject at all and advocated II Just
20 help Mr.. Taft.
cant Change Views to Get Votes
Now. I advocated reciprocity because
! 7 thought II would be a good tnlnS lot
the farmer and the merchant alike said
Tho President. Il still believe II WOULD
have been good thing. can't change
my views Just 10 gain votes, as MT
Roosevelt has done. II you want to vote
against me on that issue. all right
can't help 1T
Then the President gave an account
ing Of his stewardship. He recouhted III
detail the beneficial legislation 81 MS an-
ministration and the record of Ia" en-
! forccment he had made.
We've enforced the antitrust IA"
sgra
against everybody.T he said. directors
contributors TO political FUNDS or any
bodv else when the news came 10 my Az
,ornov General that they had violated
that law ,.,,o
Tho President also paid considerable
attention to MIR Roosevelts charges 'ha'
Oh ,ho bosses we're supporting him. he
said. 49,.
an an .av II. that bosses support INN
a. hossns support me. and when . mo-
| wishes To support you you aC,ts -, 40 not
nort and that Is right PROVIDED you . sCr,,..
make = condition viin M, .o'
| thing after YOU get IN oUH'' 80, Alan ha
| WE, AZ no, sand a man back Nh'n -,
v.ish.. TO support YOU and isH IN, ,,.,, MN,
! lis pastor and brins ceru,n,sre You SAY.
! - w ~ - I am clad 70 80" YOU Nv UI''
respect ~ least, tn your sele.u "a s,nsnt"
/ didate YOU exercise cN'cH'n' $3.50 IRON,
| SO. vr roosevelt II not dsrtiehI H. H.
- 49, rcgard We boih want - ~
.npport ~ can get. ard SO 'at ,,,,h
go roncerncd. I dislike bose. -, sn f,r
o. ~ Jccs and n "a sham Issue 81 20
a. rpra.tda,tial candidates AZ" 'on, einS S,i
| p,,,usc presidcnte have nothing 10 v" ~,
'p','Ssaaaa,t,t b0sscs or putting them np' Iua'
&. done ~ the people. II he Ile9 10 go
,t,',,,,n bosses the people would lise Wy az
throne Dos nc Of his business. that u was
,ds,rs The would say. You hsd pe Wv,
90 hack 20 washington end at'cm" ~, y. You
nlns the sovernIch,r; , ~, attend to our Bust
| RS mn year We VIII a''""
HIr Roosevelt SAYS when he s e's W nc, r.
ere going IN NJ no bosses. ,nst LIN varn
| IT, tn be pure and that those Wlo - 80,
! hoans. arc going 10 sproui WINES ilunn,'
| .t.tr shoulders Now, my lrlehIS, : - 4,
H. "a contradict A gentleman ~ az ~. IT,
! ih..;.,,n as he has hut ] can Only IS'S'
! - scven wears when he was III ON ~
| 49,. u,.re NOT any funerals ~ hosSe' III
,'rsn seven wears that ! can remember
from Pennington the expedition went
,o Lamhertville for speech i'o", Wv
,oar e,a ~ IN. Presidents car At'e'
.,ot cau,c one AZ Frenchtown. On over
,,,,o Warren County went the President
Cor big MONDAY meeting At fh'''lps-
hurs In the thronS which greeted MIN
az. many railroad employees ana iac-
,or,, hands. whose cheers seemed 10 as
crad,, the theory that all the WORKERS
oere for Colonel Roosevelt. inc hd'!
ma, crowded. and knots Of people s'ooo
o,,tside IN the streets through when the
president passed 10 cheer him.
Guest Of Mr.. Frelinahuysem
living Phiiiipsburg the TAFT party
.o,, rex, 10 Somerville Tor luncheon Ak
49,. no,,e NJ OK Senator Frelnghuysen.
A. the railroad station here was p'S
demonstration. The local militia com
many was out to guard the President
Tho Somerset County Taft League had
-roreed an automobile parade and a
,cross-country trip. with series OF open
air meetings. AS the PRESIDENTS car
loft the station on It's way To inc RE
lipohuyscn place II took the lead OF
lstring of forty, all decked out IN puht'hs
and all with sirens screeching. Al the
luncheon were United states senator
privos state Senator Colgate, Assem-
Iblyman Anderson, Of Somerset county
senator Smallcy end ex-Governors Muir
ubv and Voorhees,. All of them traN-
Ioued with tho President on the automo-
bile expedition.
Wound Brook was the first place Tor a
oo,inp after the President left the
Frelinghuysen place. There he al
dressed a lively throng. which cheercd
him and his administrations rccord' On
~ New Brunswick went the motor cars
at q speed which didn't daunt the Presi-
don't I'm the least. There were many
Rutgers students in his audience there
and he took the opportunity to refer to
his respect for the late Justice Bradley
Rutgers alumnus, whom he rated with
iudyes of the eminence OF Marshall.
Theatre Too Small for Crowd.
AT Plainneld there was big meet
ing I'm n theatre. Not half the peopit
conld get inside, so a couple of thousar.
~ them stood outside. and a ,thousan.
| or Two more were along the streets tC
shout greetings to the President. III
declared there that he feared he real!
wasn't prosressive-in the Roosevelt
ian sense. that Is. He didn't belong I,
The cult Of progrcssives-the Kind VIII,
talked and did nothing. He though
, progress consisted in getting thins
done.