The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

PaEsInENr RoosEvELr bids fair
to have Z new cabiuet around him
Of his own choosing before the year
10 UP. His cabinet ia going to
pieces 40 fast ~ that Of Chester A.
Arthur. who succeeded Garfield.
The resignation Of two Of McKin-
iey's appointees have been accept
ed. the Postmaster General aud
Secretary of the Treasury, and
their successors have been appoint
ed. The report is that the Secre-
tary OF the Navy is TO give up office
very shortly and this will see three
of the old cabinet 20 within six
months OF President Roos yelJ's
regime.
The next change will be that of
Mr.. Hitchcock, Secretary OF the
Interior, who will. 60 in the near
future, and report says others will
hand in their designations, until
there is q new cabinet of President
Roosevelt's selection.
In view of the fact that the Pres.
ident said he expected, and, in fact
wanted the hearty cooperation OF
the members Of NJ ckinlcy SCI binet,
1t may have some deeper signi6-
carce than what appears on the
surface, Tie two new men are
shrewd and known as good polit-
clans the country over The Pres
ident is evidently laying his plans
to succeed himself as the Republic.
can nominee in 1904, and he is look.
ing out for the States that can
throw him the most strength when
the Republican Convention meets 10
nominate his successor. Coming
events will have much 10 do with
the uomin alton of President Reosc-
welt TO succeed himself. He has
shown himself strong man and
has thus far made a good Chief Ex-
ecutivc. In fact it looks at this
writing, as If he had bowIed every
other candidate out OF the race.
Even Senator Hanna. Allison
and Spoooer had the Presidential .
bee buzziug 10 their bonnets but =
the action OF the President ia get
ting them out Of the Cabinet has
put all such ideas out OF their
heads. 1t looks like the rough
rider would have a clear course
and capture the nomination with
out u struggle. He should have no
trouble in being reelected as he was
a strong candidate on the ticket
with Mckinley. as Vice. President.
He has thus lar been a lucky man
or in the hands Of Providence. !.
The REPUBLICAN ia the only daily |
paper in the city that 10 run by
men1 who depsnd on its earnings
for their livelihood. Every other !,
paper is controlled b. men who do
not depend on the receipts of their
paper to enable then 10 fill their
baskets on market days. The peo-
pie apparently do not these facts
but they are true nevertheless.
Three OF the daiiies are owned
BY million aires who have them as
play things or to further their po.
litieal ambitious. BY the use OF
the paper they hope 10 educate the
people who take them to their DO
litical belief. Strange that there
is not Democratic paper 10 the
city without the Every Evening
owns up to this Impeachment. But
what's the odds 50 you arc happy.
THE man that lighted candle
and placed it under a bushcl is
lIkened to some merchants dong
business in the city of Whining ton.
They purchase their stock OF goods
aud make possible show IN their
store windows and expect the peo-
pie 10 know what they are Offering
for sale at barg aims. Advertising
in the newspapers is the only way
III which TO reach the people. The
REPUBLICAN fills that want IN W:l-
mington aud will bring better re-
suits than any other paper We
are willing TO back this up with
''i( no result no pay for your ad-
vertisement.' The paper has al
ways had the name Of being the
best advertising medium 10 the
city. Its circulate has mere sed
several hundred since the first OF
the year width makes it better
than ever for advert Using purposes.
ALREADY predictions are being
made about the peach crop this
year Ion can never count on your
peaches until YOU have them mar.