Show I j tI t Mr Hughes Hugh in Middle If West cst I TV R. R In begins hi his campaign tour J I M of the the- middle west under circumstances circum- circum I stances quite at variance with tho those those- o which J I marked his lila first and western trip Tho ThoI I Maln election n has ha indicated what may be bej beI j I expected In the remainder of oC the country in announcements b by ImI Important important Im Im- im- im l November D Dally DaIly lly I Progressive leaders of oC their purpose to support him heartens hearten the Republican can can- J didato for tor the thc task before him Plainly It is but but a n. L' L question of ot majority everywhere here and for fer tho the sake eake of oC America first and America c efficient nt It I is important tho the m majority shall be bo as ns great as M possible I Criticisms of Mr MiS Hughes for his smash amash- I Ing attacks upon tho the administration have ha I practically ceased The They had their origin Inthe inI In I the Democratic press which sought to create the Impression the Republican candidate was wasI I able only to criticise what President Wilson has done dono without offering a n. constructive j program of ot his own Carefully fostered b by byJ J unfriendly newspapers of ot large larse circulation I In hi important centers of or population n tho the I theory theor had gained momentum until the tho increasing In- In creasing numbers of af persons who saw caw andt and t heard Mr 11 Hughes made further misrepresentation Impossible It is to the reason renson of tho the American people people peo peo- pie that Mr Hughes is appealing and none I has hns ever eyer thus appealed in Vain van aln He Ho is offering of- of j fering a a. constructive program of ot AmericanIsm American American- I ism and preparedness Americanism which I shall care first for tor tho the American people beI be- be I fore foro others are considered and preparedness J of every kind and sort eort military naval aval comI com com- I and anil Industrial l He pledges an adI administration ad- ad I ministration which shall shan bo be precisely precise what the i-he people demand and his rec rd for tor redemptiOn redemption re- re J of pledges Insures that promises I made before election will be kept after atter elec- elec J tion I Mr Hughes Hughes' campaign must of or necessity i partake of ot criticism He is tho the r presenta- presenta I t five of that great majority of American cUlI citi cUl- I which Is not content with present I conditions at Washington and is determined I upon a ft change It is 13 but logical that he ho should disclose those particulars In which President Wilson and his party parl have havo failed I to satisfy and denounce in strong I I terms the characteristic vacillation which I temp temperamentally unfits Mr Wilson to be a I capable president I The rhe New l York Worlds World's deduction that I the Democrats In Maine Maino seem to have haye been I swamped by tho the very effectiveness of oC their theil J 0 own campaign ma may explain why Mr VIII Wilson Wilson Wil VII son declined to take the stump and has sent sentI I Mr Bryan out Instead An Any time Ume Mr Bryan I I makes n. n national campaign Republicans j consider cons tho the battle baUle won and go to sleep |