New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-30
ROOSEVELT A SAFE NAN.
Tammqzy's Plan TO Steal Ne7o-Y or''
Fooled ia 1900.


-, .ss Tditor OF TIE Tribune.
sir. Two wears aFo was informed o5 . -
---.,t-,.,- t-frv who knows everybody 10 cares
>, nov. and never held or wanted 20 "o-u az
-. tsst there would be a strong hep---'1-
,,,v.rent % defeat the nomination ot me fles'-
oert for reelection; and when Aala 'l--' -.
. amy of colorel Republicans IN the So's" ~
49, 49,, have not had enough patronage ihll-
.,ce and 60 there viii be raid, TIE Ieps ~ ~
us- that the fght would be maT % ONO anu -
ana and there would be some new haIio7 2. '-
-, h-.t not perhaps old heads. The oelai-s ~
rersonal information given me have IN se'eia. 60
-. rar+fctlars been verified with su-n precision
,tat i am sure my friend knew even more lta' Hs
sd Two or three problems have oeeh WIZ
=. .--c orc charge 10 be made against Isoose-
,-c,t was thar ne is not safe IL is easy S~
sor r. IS tire last ding that should be sa'u'
-tose who were really in che coasfirac y-ior
,sefe were secrets and plans. and on sTnaii toe
nv email and rather new persons. schemes ass a.
.sr.f~ ffar curious. There was scfeile III -
vi worked out TO- the election Of Mceiel-al y
he Mayor ard that was done villa money 20
a. rot ali cone from the pockets Of The Demo
eratr The ussauants OF the President on ths az
earot." accuse son were IN u ana put UP '"'1
none. II the only way they kno" %" y
- l,,,ei,crs The object q the election CT Nc
Cle,lan was to point out New-York as q DernooIauS
state, and that cry has already been nearly o'l1o
out -.
The solid South so Tar as the Democratic par'y
,rguiees 10 solid against the national beplO'caH
,s--v sns everything is claimed on that III 1il7
- -,,,+b ~ The Ohio River. with The exception
~ West virginia which Is about as soha Ike
,,lio.r e-ate as Pennsylvania. the word as 20 The
democratic candidate IS and has been for a yeot'
1--WE want 10 hear from New-Eork.' Her cailo'-
dsts is our oandidste"-the only real opposition De-
.nr that Germans friends al say, German $ me
mar" ana they add ne is New-York's man but
that is a mistake.
Thu idea OF New-Yorb's Democratic nominee s
10 load that state with loaded dce In the FORM OF
Y,onev M Bryan has kindly cut his Own throat
s-.osutly and that % Cleveland. which IS no mat
g. for both have been Tor some time Impossible.
ar Parkeris said 20 BE tie favorite. lie Is W
Cleveland s the lurninary that shines by oay) The
psls and misty moon. that is invisible In oayught
Tor he has ''gat heat" However any hguFe-
head viii do Tor Tammsuy. and Tammany is
machine
The Democratic party has had only one IDEA since
she war and that is TO hold the South solid ans
add New-Tork. Tor cash Up and down, and pick W
a Few States on the shrieling trust outcries.
dealing quietly with the indispensable fractional
amount OF Reputation OF all property earned and
saved: and how TO get New-York on Reputation
issue like that is the problem"
The most energetic and effective stump speaker
a the Presidential campaign four years age was
Theodore Roosevelt; and the real issue then as
now. the percentage OF Reputation o. the saw
3ngs and wages OF the people. conservative New.
York being possible by Tammary an executive
organization end utterly interruptions executive
committee 20 ways and means.
Governor Roosevelt got home just IN good time 10
vote. and found that Tammany-TBmmany Is the
Democratic ''trust''-had plot TO the police 10
drive Republicans from the polls charges OF law
ices procee6ngs-the lawessness being Interference
with q prepared official and moneyed mob-anS
Governor Roosevelt put an END TO that fragrant
project to disfranchise the people and elect a
president by fraud right there in New-York City.
This was one OF the eminent occasions when
Theodore Roosevelt was the rieht man IN the right
place. the safe" who put an end the o.
fetal and moneyed Tammany trust lawlessness
Now is the time. in view OF the pre-eminent
Democratic problem that Tammary proposes 70
solve the demand being f0r q nominal man.
The record made on the stump by President
Roosevelt IN 1900 and getting home just IL time. is
and will stand forth a landmark.
On the evening OF November 3 1890. the eve OF the
election. Mr. Wadron, one OF the Governors mes
Eengers, FASTENED 10 the city from oyster Bay.
bearing personal letter from the Governor TO the
Mayor. He went 10 the Fifth Avenue and asked
Tor the aid OF OF the employees OF tie Republ!-
ran State Committee there in hunting for Mayor
Van Wyck. The nature OF the Communication
which he carried was not divulged az the hotel.
but OF the employees at State headquarters. who
knew Mayor Van Wyck ~ sight, volunteered 10
help AIR. Waldron ind the Mayor. They found the
Mayor az the Democratic Club at 9 o'clock The
Mayor walked into TIE reception room 10 meet
them. ana there BIr WalGron handed II him the
Governors letter. The Mayor broke the seal and
read the following Official paper, that 7 take the
liberty OF annotstinE. and others
MURAT HALsTEAD.
Cincinnati. March q 1905.