The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31

fallen the man..e or Hanna has under.
taken a hercnlea ant ask.
VIII he be able to accomp lish ~ VIII n
he y keep the pot boiling q X
54l the history OF the last four years s
any criterion he Will have the assistance
of Hanna s iIeutenants. men schooled in
politics and trained in the methods Of
i.:fat frying. .886I IN he East Cornelius n.
Bliss. head OF. the hish tariff wing OF 1.-The
PARTY; in New England Senator, Lodge
Roosevelts closest friend. ] and in the iron
and coal regions of Pennsyl vania$ Senator
Penrose; in Illinois Il Frank 4 G, owden,
who almost won the Observation-Disclosures
nation in Iowa Secretary Shaw; in the
West the silver tongued Wolcott, once
Senate from Colorado, Will rally to his
aid In ga thering In the sheaves and ad :
wise him as TO their distribution.
Solid Silent Workers.
4 This scoterle forms the political part Of
the money raising element which will
battle for r oosevelt's election. Behind
them. working silently, but nbne the less
f!7
diligently and successfully, are the ".blgs
men Of finance-men who contribute
heavily and induce others of their Tx TO
do likewise j. Pierpont Morgan, prince
OF financiers. active In his own behalf
and through George ". Perkins. his part
ner: Edward II. Hartman, mastered rail-
.roads and friend OF Governor Odell:.
iChauncey NJ. Dope ", representative o..
the anderbllt Interests, are among these.
silent workers the harvest OF whoseSe f.
forts Is a Sstream of gold. ss.s
AS against this community of Interest
the Democrats have pltted men Just rs
able 10 command funds, especially under
a guarantee Of monetary stability, and
Just as skilled In making Interested per-
sons produce when; the coin is needed, (
In New! York David B. Hill. August Bel
mont. William r. Siberian and Thomas $
f. Ryan are a quintet whose aDilit 70;
s.'delivcr the goods cannot be questioned.
In New Jersey. one of the doubtful States,
the taciturn s Bob Davis and former
Senator Smith; in Pennsylvania, John NJ.
Guffey, pas mas ter 81 pol tics; IN Mary
land, the WHY German; in. illinois. John
II. " Hopkins; in Missouri, David r. Fran
s.rthe father OF the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition and in the Far West. sena-i
tor Fred, Dubois, form a group tina t. can.
keep the Chest full and spend fortunes
5adroitly5 atsthe same time anomalous us
that may seem. E 4.
These two groups, no matt ter what their
method OF attack, have this Uncommon
from the same source they obtainSlthe5
'grea ter part Of their fund -the business
interests, whose welfare depends upon
conditions which a change IN the political
complexion OF the government may or
may not destroy, What one may seek TO
by promises the other,n,ay try
TO do by threat ST. ,oral 5suasion as against
force. i.3 al So XII
Once the candidates are notified of their
nominations the skirmish for money be-
gins for 1t Is then that expenditures los
come necessity The party mann gers fol-
low certain established lines for ohtain-
ing the funds for the prellminarIes so as
Il o cover salaries and incidentals. Then
the word IS passed for the first attack On
lie pocketbooks Of those Who arc expect.
Cd to contribute and simultaneously the
battle begins over the country at large, e
Republican Perfection Of Methods
NJ ~, IS, - r, L,