The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-11-27
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

l. a gratifying to observe the respect shown io- President Roosevelt. and conh- done, fclJ in him. since his accession Goo thr Presidency. by an classes of peo- pie. one cause of this was h!s immediate and timely announce ncnt that thcrs would tc no chanr' iu the policies pIr- sued by President Mckinley. and by his retention of his prcdcccssog's cabinet and other officials generally While a great many people think that the cabinet could bc improved la spots and while nobody expects or desires President Roosevelt Co bc ar exact imitator of the Iatc Pr,sideu, Mckinley. yc; most pco- pie afc tlmofous of sudden changes. of amy t,1ctouaU. policy. ot t7cucral over turning. hence thfy Wc.e pleased Niih th, now Presidents declaration. and d1 rot wotty lt aI gsv.t rvsI'ts The ge3t mJchiucry of thr government moved along Iu lu us pastf as usulL Wi,h ,clc,,ly a perc,rti'l' ltr. on aecc!n ot th, tragic substitution uf orr P'rSi.c lent f.- au.ih,- And ..ncc Mir Roosevelt has i..ome President thcrs h1s been % r'- mar. ib',. absence of crrsTrr or ovco crit
 
 r,A slaloers Tho 1i1vsand iihcs that were ai-i,i ,t h.in as t ratnditite and even as V..,- Pr,.sii,rt are 1o longer hears or r,.I iI. meets. [, lc,d with far less criticism th auw1.cr' ct1oi1ctooinctao criticism chan was ,,med at Prcsiicht Mckinley. M1y not th' late P-csidentr ,i,lth have taught the ro'it'c'i csnsors anal critics of Che country m Important L...n. to wit. to br mnrc guarded md ,htrittbfr ir their comments upon th' rr,siderte Does noe thc spect1cic hcr,in Indicated. of a rr,at nation almost mt ,.rsluy treating their President with Toe srs,t. fnrbsar1ucr and confidence. in- st.lI of s,lrching for occasions t' cone ,lrc and condemn. give eyidcn," of n improvement In Che National political tnn. of u er,atcr degree of fairness. tol- .r,tion. and charity among our pco.'cf That thc rropl, should SD calmly. ''n- nicntlv and rcsucctf .iy take rt for granted that Mir r 'ascvelt. an imnot- nous. scif-wui,J .uunE man. sh" iid make a safe ana able President. is In itself proof of our stability as n1-im ana rtr confidence ln Che ability of any man H."HMfHA tu Aff EffNA NIllNf 't A thN M.rt uu it with honor Co himscl' and safrt, to the country.
 Then another thiDg that has aided Pre- sidcut Roosevelt in thus easily gaining th. confidence of Inc people .s the fpct that thsrc an, no grcat issues pending unless lt hc thc old t1rif question. The silver haIlucinltion has lcite passed away. ENp1ns.on. as regards tac oc. ql.sitlon of oh. Philippines is an acc'm- plishsd an irrevoabic met. and the only questions In that quarter now are es Co th, dcgrcc and methods of govern rncnt Thcrc .s little ground upon which nm opposition party can stand Co at' tack successfully tho Republican adr'In- istratiou. S1 Mr Roosevelt sits nor firmly a-' easily in the Presidents rhnh than any of his pr leccssors who 'ell heir to thc onicc through the d'ath of a Pr. siicut And thr Telegram tr.i' 'v"s that thcre are no momcntous issues dirii Ing Che country. and uo prospect of war, r,.voiution or any great national c.'sis. Mir Roosevelt wil make % great Pr's- id.nt one wt.sc administration th' m1- iority of r..n'c can cordially supp 20.