The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-11-02

having been sent by Mr. Rockefeller
instead of that unthinking boy, and, OF
course, you have seen it in the papers;
it's everywhere how he kicked Stand
ard OIL out of the White House. That
is his last insult to US, and we Will de-
feat him at any cost
From that time on MIR. Rogers able
brain was working day and night, first
to get John Hay to rue against Roose-
welt, next Root, then Uncle Mark Han
ma; but owing to one of those compllcat-
ed acknowledgements that old Dame Fate
now and then reels out of her crochet
basket TIC the bewilderment OF slick
mortals. his efforts went for naught,
and he was compelled to fall back on
more dangerous and expensive plan
He laid out on his campaign table the
most available" (what worlds OF eel
skin, political piety those two words
coverD Democrats, and it didn't take
him long TO make his selection of
man who would, If President OF the
United States, allow those who put him
there to run the shop When his
selection was made he called up his
faithful hired man, Senator 'Pats
McCarren, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
gave his orders, the same kind OF or
ders as he gives for the purchase OF an
oil we'll. or the knocking in the head OF
business rival, or the setting up OF an
| Amalgrm.t tied 6ooek-down-and-drag :
out-"Go here!' go there" Bay
thisp' Sell that!' Billy Sheehan to
captain that company, and Dave Hill
to dig that minei' In short order the
venture was all covered TO its inality
and there has never been the slip OF q
cog or the ungearing of wheel that
was not forseen and provided for. To
try to balk part of his game posted
BRYAN in advance of the St. Louis Con
vention, and we all know how he upset
their plans in the committee. but we
also know it took but the pressure OF
one finger on one button at 26 Broad
way and the gold telegram episode TIC
put things back into the smooth-run-
ming groove.
We all know OF the kickup in New
York City between McCarren and the
Tamm my leader, but the pressure of q
thumb on another button at 20 Broad
way, and the hated antagonists found
it impossible to live in the same worlc
without Aging at each other ss'throats
Everybody marvelied atthe ease with
which the various rivalries in Demo
cratic politics in New York State We're
subdued 10 make unanimous Judge
Herricks nomination for Governor
| could give you. had | the space, 8
Thousand and one of the maryels which
this System is performing in the
present campaign. and which will have
for their finish the sudden purchase o
few doubtful States a few days before
election, and-the humiliation OF Theo
dore Roosevelt and his ambitions, ant
hell for the American people.
trust you will reconsider your de
cision to vote for Judge Parker ant
that you will vote for Theodore Roose
welt, even though Judge Parker ma.
/ be an angel and Theodore Roosevelt
the champion of q hundred Addickse
instead of one, for if you do not. an,
this country is tlrned over to tn
System" and it's votaries at the com
5 ing election, you and | and all othe
N country-loving Americans. shall bur
our faces in the ashes of repentanc
many and many a time before we hav
another opportunity to cast our ballo
for another President Of the Unite
States.