Show q TAFT UPSTATE IS ASKING W VOTES Republican Rep Candidate Visited Several of the Inland New York Cities BIG SIG CROWDS AT ALL PLACES JOHN WESLEY HILL FINISHES HIS PART OF CAMPAIGN Y 1 Oct 29 Republican r raU ra i u 1 f N roundel founded In n the wake of or the tin ther rs hae h t i r tt rr trai n i which today toda visited Lyons I Geneva Seneca Falls and andt H iu lI i la reached to top toh toch was The climax t i urn J rn p ch h In m this thin city It with a big I parade i meetings and an overflow overflow fur tur furi turI thousands whom and anti audiences audle i hn huT h r I 1 ice Ige Taft Talt There has been bee 1 lark irk lak f T auditor and demonstrations demonstration has tarried D Dit De DeIt vh l re r the th Ohioan ito It the heavy campaigning required 1 in yesterday in Greater Gre ter New York h Nerl little of the th strain strahl to He HI has hit at th the roots ro of what i graders pr Democratic fallacies n in Inn ine e P n jv eh and luMi ha ben been bt f n free In ex exi i r InK his hi optimism as 11 to what the ther r i j vif ill iI be LP next Tuesday Governor commended In strong stron has been Tf lingie UK i nag likewise the remainder of no n Nf Ni York state ticket and the vice candidate j 11 lI tonight ht Judge Taft had had the ther r 1 attraction of Mr Mra 11 Br Bryan an whose M a t r 1 car as a s In th the station when tn th it Taft T ft train tram arrived arrive ji Taft Tart Klay t eKla accepted an ann ani i vi pW uin talin n t to h visit New York City in n DC De r i t attend the Installation of an rc T i in IT th tho Metropolitan ret temple the f t r f Andrew Carnegie Carne If This ti Um wao w t extended by b Rev nth Dr JQhn RI wt lIe I Hill Hili of the temple who liar hie ha D grin n assisting Judge JuJI e Taft as a a speaker Dr Hill left the party to after having h ing made mode speeches during the th Judge Tafts Taffs arguments today toda have hn made pointed with now new n phrases pt and lin illustrated with new nw comparisons First Talk at Lyons U tt Lyns in the first speech of the theli ity li 11 where he talked to an audience at i f t hall he asserted that the thed d I re t In III i 1816 18 of the silver heresy heres was wasi as II i vii i K ti ton ry for fur good that was exceeded oni only In br b the MIP Victory of the arms arm in the then theil il n war w m ii extended effort effort of ot the can vis HI at where he nut cnut into int an analysis of government iH political parties partie He preceded this ui it a i prediction that Governor would uld be ho i Th ne vital Mial ila issue of this campaign Judge JudS t raft tt a asserted wrt l was cC i t i ther or not the th the Am mel ii it in rn I people have been well served rider the I ht administrations of McKinley R s veit I sometimes think he lie fX iUm that we wt fall fail to appreciate what u wt tv government means menns It does not notten ten ne lI n oratory orator It does not mean menn the thu theof loO ea of debate l 0 It does not mean the m nt of plausible theories horles but it roans wini th i l lower ower of efficient p ii hea i fin m nave n f a popular government iv IR onh on method by which It can be bf car carIo W pd Io PI MI is bj by b a of parties p In which the lit UI members of th the parties sacrifice many non lon ae Ual views leS and an on ona a tow Mfr great r at principles principle Comparison of Parties the two parties first what i ern n nee has each had in governing oI what te Is it th that t united them to tJ in tn 1 Is It a force forre that Is likely to toK toh K h 1 ip P th m together l In suet such a w as to toi toh toh i h hem a full fun sense of responsibility to toI 11 I I at large In m carrying calr ing on Oil the v Are the men w whom hom they ther se so sefor s for fo their lenders leaders statesmen men ment Hid Nth t a tine fine sense Reuse of governmental pro ie and governmental polk Having la Ih to that without regard to the particulars which they upheld in the he prevent issue yeti vou Y Scan can usually make up OUT our minds which party p rt you ought to toke ke ber because ause between n each Pa h presidential I 1 tion many mall issues I are lire likely to arise ariso u it t innot be he submitted to a party p I s are aie likely to come that cannot be bet t to t the ho rank and til 1 file i of the peo and anil 1111 colt mi OH have got lot to ta kt a party natty and andi i in W it to work those problems out outi I i was nas exhibited p in the record of the th I Republican party with reference to the Spanish war We Ve determined to end the international scandal at our doors VVe We went Into the war in Cuba and a d we we came out in the Philippines miles away awa and we had to the Issues which were there raised and which were difficult diffIcult cult to meet rs They The presented new phases of govern government ment that we had newer never had before but with Wllliam William McKinley at the head with your our own Elihu Root to aid him as one of the greatest jurists and statesmen this world has ever eer known with the Republican RepUblican lican party part behind him with its solidarity of discipline with Its Intelligence Int and with Its solidarity of discipline with Its intelligence and nd with its courage those policies were carried through and they brought credit and glory to the nation I Iam Iam Iam am using that to illustrate that one of the great reasons for the selection of a party part partI I s Its Us proved efficiency its proved cour emu t gr Its proved experience t with reference to all Issues of oC government that may ma arise Now Xo what of the Democratic party part They had power tor lor four years eHrs but the minute they got into power they the began to toI I quarrel over what they should do They Then rh passed a free trade bill through one house and then In the next house they the made a kind of sectional protective bill and be before before before fore they the got through It t assumed such sueh a n phase that tat Cleveland the Ule leader of the tl part party for whom we have hae the highest re respect t pronounced that bill an act of per perfidy po perfidy r and dishonor and that broke up the th party and they had IU d to divide between free silver and the tile gold old standard In other words they the showed as they the would show now If you ou gave them power that the only cohesiveness cohe henl s that they the have is s a co cohesiveness to the Republican n party They lack efficiency they the lack responsibility to the people for carrying on the th government as liS It should be carried on and this my m dear lear friends friend without reference t their principles and when you OU get e to their prin pun principles aren I their acts art even een worse Matter Mattel Matt of Injunctions I At Geneva Genta where Judge Taft had a large audience composed largely largel of those Interested Interest In labor he talked a half hour hourI I longer than his hours schedule permitted After giving the history of the writ of I injunction to slow show that it was a R court process devised to prevent the execution of a threatened injury to his property he had this to say sa ottlie attitude of the two parties and of Mr lr Bryan BIan in the matter I The Republican party recognizes that Injunctions I that are too loo broad have hSe some sometimes sometimes sometimes times been Issued in labor disputes That puts labor at a disadvantage and there therefore therefore therefore fore it ought to be discouraged as much muchas as possible The party passed a resolution resolution resolution tion requiring the best practice with re respect respect respect to Injunctions specifying Ing the In Instances InI instances stances in which Injunctions shall issue I f without notice and an offering an opportunity ity for a statute which shall shah make In Injunctions injunctions junctions without notice operative for only fort hours or fiftysix six hours The Democrats Demo rats on the other hand do donot donot donot not pay an attention att to injunctions with without without without out notice What at they the say sa is that in injunctions injunctions junctions K ought not to issue In industrial disputes unless they would issue under I the tilt same circumstances in any an other dis dispute dispute dispute Nobody ever eer said that they the ought to That is one of those tho e meaningless dec der declarations declarations or else eke It means this and that I 1 suppose is what hat Mr 11 Gompers would claim it means Whether hether Mr 11 Bryan what Mr I Gompers claims it I I means or would understand It If he did didIs didIs I Is to me so feo vague because Mr Ir Bryan Boan has not answered the question put to him by bythe bythe the president on this very 11 subject and because he skips over oer this part of the platform with an agility a gill t and cleverness that enables you not to catch him in any declaration that Is definite But what I 1 Isay i say sa to you ou Is that as laymen you are able t to see that if It an injunction should issue to protect property rights It should also Issue Isme especially to protect business rights I Street Crowded I Judge Taft Talt was wa resting when his train reached this city and he was not dis disturbed disturbed until 8 S the hour for his first meeting At that time he h was driven dr dren en in an automobile escorted by several big marching mar clubs In uniform The streets were crowded from the station to the Alhambra When hen the candidate Arrived there he lie was placed on the inside with the greatest difficulty on account of the crush The Alhambra the largest hall In the city elt was filled tilled and the police had a It hard task to keep back the people who fought for admittance Again tonight Judge Taft T rt gave gae his strongest endorsement of Governor Gov Governor GO Hughes I 1 knew the people of New York knew a good thing declared Mr 11 Taft even e h if they the did have hUe to listen to rumbles frOm frOni the west to find It out Following his meeting at the Alhambra Alhambra Alhambra bra Judge Taft was escorted to Turn hall h where he addressed an audience composed compos d largely of ot Germans German He then returned to his car which will remain in tho the I until tomorrow |