New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

THE PASSING THRONG.

r. A. Singleton, OF Washington. D. c.. In speak
ing yesterday at the Murray Hin Hotel OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt. said: Theodore
ROOSEVELT'S Roosevelt, of New-York, in addi-
OUTDOOR ton to being the youngest man
LIFE who has ever occupied the Execu-
tive office, is the first graduate OF
either Harvard or Yale who has sat In the Presi-
Dental chair. In his person he proves the truth
of the old saying that the child is the father OF
the man. for what he was as a lad In lS'v ne Is
again as a man in 1901 Before he was graduated
college he had as had m9st SI T ms oeeI,
than any or those with whom he stagted m liC6e Re
closely than it is gwen l 70 Pf5 n SO coe t e fheodors
PnnseveIt was one OF the best known men OF nus
tre He was lnterfssea rsonav4 m m he exceiIed in box
ing and stood in the forefront OF the men OF us
Stiea in ~ all It's forms heId particularly true OF
everything that has TO do with NE IN tIe ta tb
,naI,ha casr hack to some ancestors VINO IoFeu ing
nhSsa II nav be Of artificial growth consequeLI q
upon gle youth that mage me- air that a
vigorous constitution might be oulie up. i've W
" aDer air life is to-day a part of his very oeins
and a vital necessity to his eXlstSnce- Sorsabact
Pn oTa or another of the beautiful country Toaus
that surround the city az ana ylT rides alone some
times his companion is by chafce as: 80 U Hsvana
60 II is Secretary Root, who shares ms chleL -
love of the open air and good horse; Fs Ii nnJr
otten sun i ~ v hard exercise-for he covers full
nanC- mile on his rides-s really neeesslIy 80 ~
him It ena0tes Of yfaItv M With which he is liberal
" endowed and the presence OF Mlcm cms aTnomnt
his ability TO get through such an enormous
of work.
..r--o,, cousoe Theodore Roosevelt jumped d.
-ect;v into politics his election to the OK
Assembly following within TWO
years of his graduation 1t Is sald
REMARKABLE that he was SO green N po.is.S ns..s
CAREER. on this Arst entrance - .. 40
Whiting he knew not what 70 GO
with himself or how to ascertain the result OF lhe
election So he read history in his horarE ui-' ~
an adnirer wishing to greet the rising star ~ caie
ao ths irsI intimation the future President had
received of his election to the ASsenoy. tir1
85 6Ne nS SaTer fast and m fooMed faster until to-day he
holds the greatest office In the sl b Si nIitita life
is that Of man OF much greater age. MosJ ntel b
their political careers at forty y sas he NAV
6e but politics he is q full age age ana @ rpe mp
but our could have PRODUCED @ it CITY 70 o2fn 3b fs
upon which he took as naturaly & as dueS N aoss zoe
to water Fresh from city ana collegec ne .fTas ~n
when men Carried their lightly in their hands
and a revolver as much and as necessaIs s-s a
part ron OF and % held poppiarity among cattleen and
frontiersmen great indeed as 10 adq & rbe
was b1 eea2esf aq sonpTf 10 the
nfav denf ofeHs ideze and worship him the Youngest
enIaned his attachment as follows: He had been
bnnting with the Vice-Presdent, as he was tnen::
and told his mother on his return that Uncle lea
was the incest uncle he had or man he knew
,T-rrIya TED hasn't asked once this week II q
washed my face His elders perhapS think INK {hey he2-
cer Certainly not give geater loyalty than Goes
this particular nephew. Assenblyman. C!vli ser.
80 Eonmissioner Police Commissioner Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy. colonel Of the Rough Riders
co,ernor or NeU-York. Vice-President OF the
Oftad states and now its President at three
"a steady and sustained advance In al! plaGes s
bs hos done we'll and I would like TO venture the
nredic1ion that in the future his countrynen VII
I,nnrhsafe to him a vote of confidence by eiectng
him his present ONCE lor ne VIII ueoeie - a.
their hands