The Washington times., 1905-10-26


and believed, that the Presidents South
crn trip had as one OF its objects TO
state frankly his policy to the Southern
people. and TO appeal 70 their reason
and non-pnrtisanship for sapport In IT.
the tone Of Southern press comment. no
less than the enthusiastic character OF
receptions he has met. indicate that ne
is not failing of his purpose.
The whole body OF Southern news
paper opinion makes plain that the
Chief Executive has made distinct
Impression, in favor of both himself and
his legislative policies. during the cur
rent swing around the circle. Some OF
the notable expressions follow
Let South Sustain Roosevelt.
Richmond Journal-Alone. the Demo-
Gratis Of the South can accomplish moth
ing; by making common cause with the
President in the coming contest this
winter, they may render immense serv-
ice to the country and especially to the
south. II the Presidents own
party fails TO sustain him. let the South
ern Democrats come to his support In
his contest with the world. the flesh
and the devil
Mutual Admiration Society.
Charleston News and Courer-lt Is
rot too much to say that the President
tour of the South has resolved Itself INTO
an apparently unadjournable meeting
of mutual admiration society, OF wnicn
he and his hosts are the members
Would Strike Monopoly.
Houston Daily Post-"Our aim must
be to deal justice to each man. says
the President. Good; but. Mr.. Presi-
dent. why aim forever? Why not pull
the trigger occasionally and tear hoie
in the tough hide OF monopoiy-
Will Do What He Chooses
Lynchburg News-what win Roose-
Welt do? That is q question for Mr.
Roosevelt himself to answer. he VII
do whatever he chooses. Ike every otner
free American citizen
Understands Government Need
Cordele CGa.) News-No one under
stands better than President Roosevele
the importance OF getting rid OF oie,
useless and even deleterious materiai IN
the Government bureaus.
True Patriot and Statesman.
New Orleans Times-Democrat-O the
true mold of patriotism and statesman
shin ts Theodore Roosevelt. for ne sees
and seizes his opportunity TO cemens
sfiii more firmly the union or sentimens
between all sections OF o1r coni'io1'
country.
Hailed With Delight.
p.,e,gh IN CT Caucasizn-The visits
~ o,,r- Presidents TO this section have
hes,, all too infrequent in the past, and
tho announcement that Mr.. Roosevei,
had determined TO see this splendid sec
tiou OF our common country hlinssh
of saeine and hearing him, was hailed
everywhere With delight
Well Directed Criticism.
louisville Courier-Journal-The Presl-
aent has done a deal Of morahzing IN
his time. but in none OF his previous
iaeliverances on public morals has ne
surpassed the passage In Whicn ne
| Touched up with keen truth the SNUG
conceits OF certain hypocriti6al elements
/ of the nations population that nave
been much IN evidence In late years
President of Whole Country.
! birmingham Age-Herald-The Presi-
dents trip will prove valuable in more
resnects than one. 1t will bring him
and the Southern people closer together
IN will accentuate the fact that ne is the
President of the whole country
Nothing Too Hot.
Greensboro On. CO, Daily News-l'
ANYTHING is too hot for Theodore Rocse-
| Welt TO handle and handle with gloves
| off, we have so far failed TO discover
| il.
Roosevelt's Energy VIII Win
Norfolk Public Ledger-The Panama
canal is no dream with President Roose-
| welt and ne unfolds its possibilities &C
the men of the South. and calls for an
Iawakening among our people and a