Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-04

NEW YORK, Jnne ito say ttlat
me leaders on the Republican party arc
nnt quite satisfied With the manner
ii which Governor 0deli has acted.
would buf mildly express the actual
feeling among them. Disgusted would
probably better express the feeling
over the high handed and thoroughly
methods Of the governor. lt
is q bold game that Governor 0dell
Is playing. He. Is determined To keep
the control of Ms party II New York
In his own hands and ~ brooit no in
reference from any side. be IL come
d~isgruntlod faction IN his own state.
be il the National Government. Dis
every ethical principalc
and even The most liberal limitations
* political propricty he has made
himself chairman Of the state com,
mlitee aud Is holding on 90 that office
like grim death, although he must DO
well aware nf the fact that the decent
elements OF The party are decidedly
opposed TO his action which Is more
than likely to bring the party IN dis
credit. Gogarnor Odeil knew quite
well for some time that tho nomlna
zion Of c%x,secretary Root for the GOV.
ernorship was considered q matter OF
The greatest political Importance both
by the Republicans Of New York aud
the Republican National Committee.
But that plan did not suit the Cover.
nor, who feared that 4 man Of Mr..
Roots Influence and energy would
wrest The control OF the party
from hia hands, For that reason
Governor odeil did NOT endorse Mr..
Roots ~cxndidacy. Although he knows
how much depends upon the mgnines
tion Of The strongest possIhlss eandjs
date for ihe goscrnorship. lie refuses
60 be diciatei by I'd National Com.
mitfee. Knowing hox saluable every
moment Il al Lila time, he sailed Tor
Europe. lQagli<e syerythips unsottiea
and in saspenssE ~ IL stated that Gov
ernor odelI Nyaya the nomination q
either GIN. Horace porter Or Joseph
IA choate Bota ufa men With rlosn
records and q brilliant Mlainments.
tut they me hot politicians ana for
that reason p8 dalgefars rivals faF
political control III the state, Il Is
generally Ell VITA list lcogsrnuf
udelIts trip u E8r ~ taa ueen md
taken With the specific object of lay
ing the aaitaf heiora Gen Portel
nnd Mr. Clleate
Fond 81 His Own Way.
N view ri ne nHsl disappfovat
Of bis aat,aa ID retaining the pilair
manship VI the Republican sta
committee. aoyerno nsetl saw iit %
inspire 4 statement befo : his depart.
ure, thai he did moi iateua u persos
nally conduct the R~epiblican campaign
in New York IL Il stated That he
would appoint someone % Do The act
nal work. but mat IL would retain
his position az me ruling spirit. u
the governor believes for q moment
that this concession Is considered an
EANM Z.
adequate solution Of the problem and
LEI accented as a dignified compromises,
g Is greatly mistaken. Thete Is bat
one opinion concerning Fiji artipus
tint 4 y i snbtesfnge II fsa iii
does not remoke i tlrgle ds of tup
objectionable iufcs II thi8 uall
position NJ Iytfaaly Governor
pdell does not a mnch Wliaf aAe
Republican, { NV Yon hiai 81
him 81 whether th are AMI tet. d
long % Nc has ills 5wn was
Business Dull.
Business conditions III New Y3fi
nrc far from being saustaes6r aud
The depression ecems a. I'll 81 4 son
cral mature 4 great parf u ths
iroubfc M anloulteliy a~ttribulabft
20 the fact tia4 This Al what Is eise'
Is presidential 3ear Bll, thtr af.
oihur oausf wtich apgRs
sor pyege DECLINE sn moss
;1he countfy haR enloilaes "a Hns
auaiIy long period " pt0 ~
pnralleIod ID II history iai
xont boomins, tho Wi1
.seachod fia t4
naI Ii this Z atg
Wild rauip4y
mutable laws dcttF1nininK ard aoR
osniDg actual values. Fortune wcFt