The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-07-18
THE MAN HEARST As NE IS

Tn. Newton Qowm Herald WAS the
first Newspaper in the United Stairs tn
suggest edi;orially the name al William
Randolph Hearst n a desirable candi
late for president
Subsequent events. says the !'"yJld
have mud. hls nnIiIntIou = ru,thu
ie,rssity nm d"mun-rrar tie ind
n-nt OF tn. Herald ~ - Extraordinarily .
H., Is tn. man Tor th. Office.
IL n u common mI-,'oncrptl ~ that Mr.
dcarst owes l. reputation to Otlers
II IL true that he pays the h,sh"sr sala-
ri- IN tie nited States nnI that BE
'urrnunds hi ilr..lf With the best :lrn. but
tins IL only An additional evidence OF his
wonderful cap bility. He is good nudge
Of men, and II elected to the Presidency
he would surround himself with the best
advisers in the country To form IA Cabinet
Mr.. Hearst in hard worker himself
He ia an able man. Not only il lc a
Harvard graduate. but he IL far NOR,
than that-hr liz one OF til. few grIdu
atss shat make u high water mark il
the affairs OF life He in in some respect.
the most remarkable man Of the Az,
Born 10 luxury, his tastes mr., simple III,
In intensely modest He l. never OF
drrs. parade. His wealth l. utilized Ion
the good OF others When he fights n
! trust hr does so for the benefit Of III,
people he is the Kind OF a man I'll,
trusts like To cuncilutr. He l. worth nj
most any money to th-m but his sym
pathirs arr with the common people and
b. fights their battles for them h,-'au>,
he il strong where they urr weak
The Herald hur no disposition t. paint
n halo over the head OF Mr. Hearst
Rather would IL pictur' him ~ h" is IN
stead Of ~ his rrirInl-s would have him
lie If only n man That l. th, highcs t
tltI.. in the world H.. has won that title.
Mature gave To him massive frame.
~ hard cou-titutl"n-,u short. a maguiti
,rnt physique He inherited democracy
III IT. largest --n-.', from his il tlrr S,nn.
tor Hearst and from his mother on" 81
Gods h.st, hr inherited i uohh. man
hood that looks un..IhshlN un III. and
lives only for the good hat II l. possible
Ia de- for others
The American p'opl. d"-.r,.. the best
tir-r is The Presidency calls fnr TIA,
nohlrst Roman Of them all II j. TIM n
real man WAS put IN ia. Presidential
chair We need IA man not mrr.l, with
physical cournY'', though Mr. Hearst ha~
that, but W. n.- Il "A man with the moral
courage Ia do right h"cuus.. It l. right
regardless 81 the pleas oi nrrrrh.>~ InlIti
clans and the threats 81 greed In tins
Mr.. Hearst has shown TIA" backbone ui I.
leader He does MOI say go H. saw
come" II II his courage that l. drawn
upon. 1t L. his moral force that domi.
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not convince 'Ne Spectator h" shoots "A
Spahlhfd III the back ANA boasts "i IT
u thIs h""'s not 81" The business Ia" GOES
out III III" "l'dH "i"i" animals roam
ana proceeds L" butcher Them Tor the
pure animal grhtlhcntlon Hound ~ tn"
shedding oil blood.