New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

hold upon popular esteem and affection and there
has efficient faithful. and fearless in the dis
charge Of every duty allotted 70 him. He has made
enemies is man without firm convictions.
MUCH THAT PEOPLE ADMIRE
From The indianapolis Journal
Mr.. Rooseyelt's ruling characteristics such az
the people admire. They regard him as not only
honest and conscientious He entertains high ideals
Of American eitizenshp and tries to live up TO
government and people ard believes they Should
that destiny Providence may impose upon them.
He is courageous. even aggressive when necessary.
situations that he knows how 10 meet and dis
charge grave responsibilities and there will be no
Se Gs pe s nGs E
10 which Providence has now called him.
HIS SOLEMN PLEDGE.
From The Hartford Ccurant
He has told the country. at a time and amid sur
man weigh his words. that its peace. prosperity
and honor will be his supreme care, and that he
broken That policy has included not only trade
reciprocity with other nations but close friendship
nation
HIS MANY MERITS.
From The Springfield Republican.
Mr.. Roosevelt, it should be said bulks larger in
native capacity for PUBLIC service than ms tour
II is not necessary to point to his defects II SUI,
nces now 70 aWe upon iS oSa of tbose nrede-
cessors had his education or his natural sympathy
wsI caG he bronGht out rather than what is
worst his possibilities for good cannot well oe ex
tase of having been nominated TO the Vice-Presi-
dency as the result of no factional deal but
and file Of his party and this may mean much in
avoiding the pitfalls OF factlonaism IN H,s5 MnSH
That he wl % af nj his class Of Presidents must be
1 cifi 1
belief and faith. Never was the nation more reaay
work than are the people of the United States
to-day.
HEARTY SUPPORT.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
vice-President Roosevelt. succeeding the la
the guardianship of the people who are gTasfgI "a ss
that another man OF heroic Inouu y eS5isf Mag
HIS PROVED CAPACITY
| From The Chicago Record Herald
In public office he has shown ability hi E. Of opel4neeonaty lne
being an uninchine fealty 20 Law and an Ris Bubble
show him 10 be in happy accord with
the policies of the late administrator eI Sa 1eope
which is guarantees OF domestic peace ana .tal ~
quillity. on the question OF tae .Ivs hin to be
sound His Induction into this @ high 0esi mel Of the
hope, will ultimately sound the 9ef9 fb Country
look with confidence for wise and patrio'i' dO-'
istratiOn of nationdl dndIfS-
THE EFFECT OF THE OFFICE
| From The Providence Journal
Tbs broadening of President Arthur's outloos aha b
the dsenening of his of responsibility 49, ~
hest posshIe tribute the steadylhs, "a - as
the Presidency upon the man WHO l Sa-re es 20 the
sume in President Roosevelt, inceet ham
Cbiaf Marstracy free from the suspicion .. bss1
nerinc political associations. 1or ne ,a5ars IN
conspicuously intimate with repntaols fSat the
grsat ONCE will make and leave profound ihi''''-
upon him.
STRONG BUT SAFE.
From The Boston Journal -,..,,
Theodore Roosevelt will be strong Ffes''7
rut be will be safe President
HIS CHARACTER AND HIS MOTIVES
From The Boston Advertiser.
an -sasonshle men esteem him for his chal..
tor taIents and requirements. All just men peA''
in his patriot. motives
THE COUNTRY MAY TRUST HIM
From The Nashville Banner
II has been the -ustom Of late years to 9Tsssnt 90t
Tbss custom was fortunately departed haing
Roosevelts case. He has been accused 5 "a vSat-
roo headstrong too actively aggresslse, an hut
aJ-ar ~ faults he has take that tehdeilSssr ,snt
bic nreyors career gives warrant OF his Jluss.o,,s
ana fhe country safely trust IN nis ,n in
administration of the great once VIII;
scrutable Providence has aeVoi'eu upon
ADMINISTRATIVE ABILITY SHOWN
r,,o,, The MONTGOMERY (Ala) Advertiser
He is q man of splendid ability and ma nas SfYsirs
decided capacity for administering puouc .n5 yor
ono of the strongest of his traits Is usiia4'N -
hone 81 officials and faIthfui WORK