THE UNITED STATES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 261, 8 November 1904, Page 2

THE UNITED STATES.

STRUGGLE FOJi PRESIDENTIAL CIIAIR. WARM PASSAGES. (Receiuod Nov. 7, 11.55 p.m.) NEVT YORK, Nov. 7. Mr Justice Pa'lter, denounces the Republicans fur accepting the trusts' assistance in the election campaign, He astterto that the Democrats refused to accept trust assistance, and would rather lose the election than tx* fettered respecting nei'doJ economical reforms. President Roosevelt choj'ticteriix'S us a falsehood a stutument that he and Mr ('nrti.'lyon blacknWled the trusts tlirough the that Cortelyon gained while acting' as secix>tary to tho Commercial and Labour Bureau. (Received Nov. 8, 0.32 a.m.) NEW YORK, Nov. 1. President Roosevelit, in an explosive manifesto, declares that Mr Justi< jb Parker's statements are unqualifiedly and atrociously falao. llf ollxitud he declares he mil be unhampered by uiiy pledge, promise, understanding, save his promise to sen that every manhias a W|uare deal. Mr Cortelyon declares tihat he has conducted a clean campaign, and thut nothing has been done to discredit >-he candidate's party or the people. The New t York Tribune awards Itoosevelt 314 electoral votes and i'arker J 62.

Betting is 5 to 1 in Roosevelt's favour. (The election takes place to-day.)