New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
PHTLB[N FOR ROOSEVELT.
Pr Asses HIS RECORD.
Farmer District Attorney, Though
Democrat, Deserts Parker.

--,,st-gct Attorney Eugene A PAil5in. a rec
- rsader Of the gold Democrats Il New
- VIII support President Roosevelt IN eA-
icing his position yesterday he said:
--ba reason that l. 6siag . Democrat AN AN
b-gE I,e-sJf.al acQuaintalce VIA t-.e - -l 81
Z ~ Ron fhe best interests of TINS country lt@t
= be sscte1. Every pelFlce sAoete t taIioT a tn,
20 -s.--~sfl.-T - y President Roosevelt E@S t-eH
EUso--ss .l5s7ess 20 sacrifice personal desires
80 -Te p-5lc goOc and has eAnlolleL q saea,SaIr
sis5 POSSESSES Ihe shrewdness an saStS!ts aSS 49, 49,
rh0-o-s-y qualities him -,r ne -44-1 11iifs' for
5 1,s 9 me most important questions 7ith Th.ca
t5t.15--- islands ana he has handed nat |;se-y-
6e-e IS aa55.utely 10 ground sor iae cEy o5 .t a1e
i9okel al2. il would nos ny h,.F 5-es TO have
49, - --,r-a rneir complete Independence as was
done t17 l7 --o---s. - ~ ,oSi-.on 10 ean control
,-J4 5ave done 50 ana woull have ore-sLI ,,S ne
worse t-aI sl4r-r3 re "-@S 80 F-'ii-'i-os ID 10
elel in arranging - e1--aSe l-s s a1--overr-S.en5
ss-a 80 lsyirr theu absolute freedom Fres1aea{
Roosevelt was a supporter o. - ts would DO
= sro- os similar course in the Phiipp.aes wnet. @
tie proge~ tine arrives. --., S7-ir- lie Isst
- - f15 people becoming more enlightened I11e'
Eas been stated that Presiae1t A59se'sls isl1 "
hssry rpulslve and erraJ-c ana taas IS -i = seo1
= axe some action Shat ma! glase as "a 4 ever
into wa. 90 nor oel-efs ---- 80 ~--,-,,- delicate
sSTeig1 65sstions 20 deal with has Mr. heo-e-
veil during the past three yes! 80 80 a. -t,-z-
have been A4nQ-ee ~ 2 .--,--yr -..- course
--esI-ge 10 the nation abroad 4 --1i.s- t- -ails-
70 avoid friction which might oT-as sss LOU ,--e, -
trten5ly re.auons- ne eA5s.1Ii IN tar5Iir- such
ne rslsS5e know 5lr Roosevelt 10 be Ian who
ms government The criticism s. NtIch IS sI3es+i,-7
61gea IN asanst 1lr RooseTssS Z ms e-Iss ss
leape1 upon Mr. Cleveland ~ -S is--e+i1- II
vEss T-over thst M. Cleve-znds course vas ftgIL
and the papers Wh9 ---ss - F5-ae5enf F5ose-
since lsuded h-r Up = - [- iyi,ar 10 i5at of Nlr
vets foreign P2-1cy IS l5-E -Es - ne 1b,..ldinz
those who are forced to admit that n; Reese S
oorserTative i1sist that this was because ne was 3
candidate for Ie-e-ect-2l a-i t.S - -rs ~ MI;
axe q Efferer- course. ny persona. arq4lll nc
times shown a willingness - sacrnce persona n
policy for The public Eoo1 and grsaJ aey3ti9n % 10
that he must be pcssessea "-t1 80 - -. -
gacty 10 manage our foreign re2t-o2s' 50 l-aI o-I
II inyestgltins re pos-21 3A4Is e bgt which
many OF his political friends oh5ected 70 ana n
within rs own 2a.- -. I o1 15-asf5arI Roosevelt
a hs friends advised him 70 leave Jhe mater M Yer
alone IN some Eases e. VIII 9lr; -,sTsS 1srsoTaI
Ieve-eIzss went fsariess,y on with The investi-
-ss,o1 -F.s sboSi-a great degree OF courage
md sincerity This reflected greatly 10 MS creIII
and demonstrated his character. - 90.
Eis friendship or his Intercourse with Nj quay
has been criticised Without attetrptl.-s 20
a. with politics knows that there are raen accused
q using politics -oE private e5-s ,e %IS M NT 0av
hai done The public good service and II was i otg
rght ana 2sossL 2sosL l.aL ma ..- ~ f7e 5safr -he mes
sage he serr Al that time was criticised as he W
.---i,0rS ss semi rlessaEe which Is exactly what
any other nlao u ms position WIN MS '-'-- S
bs Pres.5ert's attitude upon the trusts and other
ihternat a4.@- re ts never hesitated or questioned
whether II would he for he 3est peIsIi-,1 - - - m
re-srtnf; whether ii was right. and has not sougn'
70 keep The public II the 14iA regarding Las "7'
Tu5ge Parker is an .deal candidate. and have
- --- ~ i-rez-f-y ~ rierhars the same eXJen
as TIE President also admire MS o-7-I 80.
c-re5 ms policy very far 70 say the Least Judge
Parker twice voted -or Tree SILVER 4ic - ne - ~
s-.rr-4--sz ~ -1e - Louis convention. Il seems
80 - ---s --s,-a e---1 MS rrsitior tlpon the al
-ha telezra-r admirable. t-L tle qlrsIlpll Ltt
,l-sUr arl=e- why aid 81 uot send II sooner iii
acrior a- -Har time indicated possibility tIa
personal rn.eg might r. tn1le1clnE his actions
ac,er possessed 81 President Roosevelt
Now orr party IS colFalesrtcs from ne ire'
silver craze bur ID Is nor entirely well Il IS pass
:nE through . very delicate period The men wh'
dominated .le 81. Louis convention Were not OF
character 10 inspire confidence They VIII ue m
men VINO viii elect Judge Parker should he ~
elected. and then might come up the ql->loN %
personal policy again. ! believe that In four NOR
sears the country viii b. in position where
may be able 10 take chances with man Ike JucE
Parker and il he IS nominated I'm 1875 might sup
1ort him. but the present stage Il Goes not seen
20 ne The safest and Wl-esr plan
In comparing President Roosevelt with Juds
Parker, ind -ra- h0rh men u The hIghas
integrity and ability. but the former has mani
'este1 force " character and Willingness q
Ezcr1tce private policy FOR fhe public good whiC
Judge Parker has rot There IS no doubt hur ina
Pc present wise alu1iui~r-a IiCu VIII ne continue
should Pres Roosevelt he reelected and then
: an element .+ .rIo- -srd.ng -te course U.lic
would ne '- Judge Parker. the infer
ence NAV rauu rhaf rEs policy which in
uleheea delaying - notify the Demo
cratic oH -.Itl00 regarding bis attitude upon IN
ElLc question until after he had already secure
- ac- nari0r might influence tE conducting th
affairs ~ the ration