The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-05-06
ew York Sun Declares War Upon
Roosevelt.

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The New York Sun, which since
the first nomination Of Mckinley, has
been one OF the staunchest Republican
exponents in the country, and, during
The Mckinley administration OF Presl-
dents term, was regarded as the ad-
insssrations. organ, has siuareiy turn
Cd against Roosevelt. The Sun is con-
Sidered the representative OF =.
Mcrganss views and capitalistic inter-
esss generally and, since Roosevelt's s
anti-Grust campaign has shown q dis
satisfaction with the administration.
This has reached elimination IN the
Relieving donb loaded editorial III
IEs Issue of "Wednesday last.
President Roosevelt holds that his
nomination By the national Republican
convention, IN 1904, is an assured
thing. ile makes no concealment OF
hss conUiction, and it is unreseryediy
shared BY his friends. We think Pres1-
ends Roosevelt is right.
From the day that the Presidents
took up his quarters n the WnlJe
House, he has never hesi frankiy
so aVow his banning desire TO be elect
ed 60 the chief magis5racy. He mas
proclaimed it on all occasions Wisn
engaging candor, and has unEeserVedly
asoWed his Intention of gratifyin his
honorable ambition by every rightful
means within his reach.
There are strong and convInclng
reasons why the President should feel
that success is within his grasp. he:
has used the opportunities that he
Sonnd or created, and his has used
them with consummaJe ski u and unde-
liable success.
Vixen as Buffalo, over the remains
of the murdered President, Mr.. Roose-
FslE pledged his honor to the American
people sfaas he would carry on to their
Eruision and conclusion the poileles
framed by William Nick Smiley, the
whole eounf.y rose up at him "a accla-
nation and approval. Never was an
ntterance Of a;public man more THANK
5fnllll or GLADLY received. No one.
sEsaught for moment OF questioning
Roossyels's sincerity, and up TO.
Eaae present time no one has question
ed is. There has been naturally, some
difference OF opinion as to his ideas
and methods sd carrying out Mr. Nc
Kinseyss policies, but no one has
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