New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
RIDpLEs TIE DEMOCRACY.


read by every voter in the United States L9ng
f fs It perusaf ts af If VII g s'T veil u ypsnt s anu
Ny Roosevelt presents a s9atrsst as lust as ; II
grovised conyicuons and me Republican party OK
He shows that the Democratic party, having
abandoned in its revised creed most Of The pTin.
eight years. now seems at loss as 70 what i
really believes ana as to how ng 5fs y r6 sna It's ps
form IT pregends 70 supply after fashion IN the me
It puts in It's platform its candidate modaes9 fr5t
direction and then In another IN a VAN al
tempt TO reconcile irreconcllaoIs tacuohS-
FEARLEssNEss
From The Cleveland Leader.
Every sentence shows the man OF acton ton no !ess s
than the nan Of careful judgment; one OF ne
notaie s Az millions 6f
voters believe in him. Fla has no apologies TO oiIer
tog ms ga Tded no oppos9e False modesty
is absent from this message to full blooded. warm
than Mr. Roosevelt knows what has been accom-
pished since ne took the reins OF s9veFnhpenI @ h
overcome. none more qualified than ne to judge
how high is the mark of achievement
CHARACTERISTIC.
From The Detroit Journal.
bs paety aefs FTesdent Roosevelt has Written in the
vein that was expected OF him py tH9So con
His contributions state papers eTnanatng from
the executive have been OF character to make
mental affairs. and rank win those Of the Presi. ISL
fundamental principles in the hght OF ne" cohdl-
tons.
MISSES NO THRUST.
From The Pittsbarg Dispatch.
Tis arraignment Of the Demoerato party az 70, for
out bitterness Of language, put with convinctng
ments based thereon. The letter is commended 70
he citizen Of %atsyer Pf PsTy sG WGT'hS nd Gf eref
He rliases no thrust ar any unprotected part OF
TPess s error a9 aH % e al and
government" used by the judge in celebrating
HI; epoH % Se S9D m f@s
T ns4d 6se ars pnd and 96was 90 e
vantage afforded by the islands to the Pacinc
tom Of the evils that Would result from present
abandonment OF them
ALL IN ONE SENTENCE.
From The Chicago Post.
his Letter formally ssssPtinE the aomnat0n
the entire campaigD, from the Republican point OF
we intend in the future to carry on the govern
rnent in the same way that We have carried 1t on
Hothing could be more straightsorwsEd less eva
no sborId know. how The government has been con-
Quoted In the last seven years Therefore every
Quoted for the next four years and a helt-uness
two months hence.
ISSUES MET soUARELy.
From The Nebraska State Journal.
Vigorous direct. comprehensive unmistakable in
rreasing President Roosevelt's letter accepting
fta norlination for the Presidency forms splendid
synopsis oe the reasons why his administration
should sustained by the votes OF the people The
la1ter II long, but the period covered has been
crowded with fruitful events making Il Impossible
Ia cover the ground thoroughly in brief space.
n Is manifest from reading OF the letter that
verbosty Is not one OF its defects The issues are
met squarely and handled after the other In q
few short sentences that go directly to the point.
IL s the length OF the record that maEes tho length
Of tho letter
VIGOROUS.
| From The Columbia IS. CD State Dcn.).
President Roosevelts letter lof acceptance Is no
mean production Strongly partisan as no Is py
nature and now by necessity the President throws VS.
lut0 defence Of his administration not pniy al
thr yigor of his write disposition. but the acknowl-
edged literary talents which he possesses 10 an-
sy,er effectively this shrewd campaign document
Judge Parker must produce paper even more Wig