The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-08
THE MAN FOR THE HOUR.

In the beautiful rld book of Esihc' |. a touching pasag' that has form' th, th,mr of many sermon. lt is CD npntli with which Mordccia. the Jew concludes hts application Co t,Sthe' that she would go in before the Klrs and try Co save her people, 'Mh' knowcth." he pleads. whether thol or, come Geo thc kingdom for such n t.ric as this'
 Many is thc moral dttcd Co varying time and place. thc pulpit has pointed from thls timc-honorcj text And y" another application may he found u the good news that comes from Wash ,egton whenever Che new President ar nayccs a Gctcrm nation upon some uca roU,y Theodore Roosevelt has come ir .t, the kingdom 70 good time and hls N,olvcs. as they are from day to day dis closed only serve Co usht up the d2'. places in orr politics to which We hoNv grown indifferent through vyry f1miiiar tv X man os m1rncrisms that are dis ..i.unc or 1t least surprising not 0c rotrpu-h,d es ~fttcsman. and not pr' f.anI as scholr hr has an h'nc'' ...r..e. that covers and wisely direc| r rlu-ttul, of yrrrutriciticS.
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 ED .u th,,. thr now President come wth rronis, of ah The Army i- have nr.rot.nrs on merit. th' Interests rl-k.l art f.~ stcrifrr hv Che N'ssoi tr,ati.s win discover 70 friend at cour' tr, pirces urrrr hy sTNi~m'n from tf r.aSsIH.l s.-,Ir. wul b" restored ar o.hs-S aided. thc ujirarv win b' l'ftet Wh.n,v,r rosih'c one of thc miro ot psf tt.a, n1irirs. thc Navy clu aVrect trsa' mont commensurate with its needs I'D saiutarv sT.cts that 1rc likely Go HoN from the now rrcIm, in thc Forestry I' partmsrt ar. treated m'rc iu dctab f another on this subject The nev hors for th. public lands is rosy with promi'' Tn this reclamation of a great rcsou-t. from thc sway of corruption and isn9r a-ce one of the most disgroceful a1 costly sc1nills of our history is Co f' brought Go an end.
 Tho cvn'arltiou of these ph,nome1s .s very simple The~e is a man In tho White Hous. with two qualities thai are rare in politics. tIs has moral dher and he has Intellectual convictions. Tn every allrrss the President makes vii hs found Nbere tucked away @ rec cr-ti .oiru3i truth and feeling rfr "~- os ho himself says. Hc ioas it n- fIv for hc is notashomed Of t H. los- it crcditahly. for what nc prcac' he .r1cticcs. The str nuous nc of rur l .-'r1vor is not only his theory but hi- .,r' ict. In the elevation of such men Do- welt and Low Co high office thers e rre.r promise for the Rcpuhilc than ir ou the balances ot trade of our proSr ~s years. or an the victories of tho g.. War
 It is -th a great deal also. Co have the h'-hcst example in the land set by one who loves Co And olt what Is right and true for its own sake. and sets out Co do t rather than Co submit every question Go the changing test of parti- san expcdiency. tt is a discourogemsi' Go the whole trihc Of trimmers and weathervanes. and Co is an encourage ment Go every man who likes to thinS that what Is best is worth having. and vh1t .s right Is worth fighting for. The iot of every American youth is some thing hrirht"r. and his future more ra- di1nt. every time one of these inspiring announcements of honest policies comes from ths White House. It is upon such r lrc,rs tfrt must bc fed thc heroism Of tsvery as'