The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16

ordered household OF political aspirations
which the candidate later on admits are
bit disorganiziug. But he takes you to the
room where the candidate awaits you.
Whether Mr.. Harrison's manner really Is
very cordial or whether ii merely seems 30,
with the opening Of the library door you
feel al! at once in a food OF sunshine.
Some of it comes in from the Park and the
beautiful open vista over the cerise hued
window cushions and through the long red
velvet curtains. Some Of it comes directly
from Mr. Harrison's personalit =, as he arises
from the depths of comfortable easy
chair and introduces first his wife, then
thetwo Boston terriers.
II the interviewer had only a para graph
to indte. the same to be devoted to a short
character sketch, she could not help sSy-
ing even though the phrase has been used
before tina. young Mr.. Harrison repre-
srnts he hest type OF American manhood
II its early thirties.
There is nothing Of the overdone athlete
about him or the equally over developed
student, the too evident son of his literary
mother, He looks as il he took plenty
Of oItdoo. exercise and devoted the rest OF
hand wha'ever that might be- legal, po-
ltical social. II one were grave enough
to dare criticism of popular candidate,
1t would be that Mr.. Harrison does rot
save himself enough for that rainy day
which calls out the reserves Of vitality.
'RLnrirC fer officeN was phrase undoubt-
eiy ccired fer candle ates the type Of which
lie rel resents-he will never loiter, walk or
wait; . Will get what lie gets in life hardly,
rrGlv, lersevcrirgly.
1t seems homogeneous to ask party ques-
toIs in Il at homelike place. One neecs
hrIiirg and the American eagle rampant
MG htrCles q campaign literature as in
s. Ta'.cu;r eCc ssarily the talk Is Of a personal
tturc.
Yes says Mr.. Harrison. i like the CAM
fagn speaking. l have orly just begun,
about ten days Of it, in Albany, Syracuse,
Rome and 0gersburg; but it is very in
eregiiiE. The worst feature Of 1t is, Of
Htrs', TIE railroad travelling. For instance,
! am booked to speak in Buffalo one night
text week and the following night In New
YORK Tonight l speak in The Bronx and
ifom there go to Brooklyn
Mrs. Harrison, who is busy crocheting
!ainhws, symbolic as well as q grace
islly feminine act, says sniHngly some
.hing about the need Of the airship for
'ne coming political candidate.
And you-do you accompany Mr.. Har-
Hsh on any Of his trips?'
;. No. He won't let me-" She speaks as
u she would be quite willing to undertake
"e hare ships fer his sake, as well as her
,"h interest. Il make him nervous when
am in tie Audience"
Are you nc~vous for him?-
=, net ct an" she speal radiantly. L
hRe to lcar linn"
ore is 80 stanohly a ready aide that
!, uaturally the question Is asked concerning
"a, ne heip Of other women politically. The
m~f'lewe7 speaks OF the picturesqueness
y. an English town In election week--even
we cogs tied with the colors OF the candi-
oa'es' women driving with their whips
O'na'nentct with bows Of ribbons, wear ing
eO"L-' oi tae colo:s and all tho rest. I
smusf0 H. Par son.
!, wat tho Inn" lean voter wants OF bis
s'n va t. Is b be SIrc that he works.
won't aihA We have reached the aesthetic