Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
ROOSEVELT, FEARING
BILL HEARST, URGES
PARTY LOYALTY

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Washington ~ a., Ott % FtH
dent Roosevelt u feIhF 81 fake siira
in lho Pennsylvania campaign nFainaf
I tha independents and reform pafif
hecauFe bee ielfs Hearst and fAe Mss
lng ille Of figafsiism. ne has BE-
ef0 on the presidential campaign of
1865. add believes b best NET fenn-
aylganla should bo regular
! rhaf "a the reason why Attorney
| General william III Moody was billed
io speak under ihU auspices of 3olc1
renf0se Hi Philadelphia and Senator
I fh'lnnd0r hnUs at ruEhura. ie lend
the PRESTIGE 0f iha National a1plalfa
irltunt endorsement t0 Che state De-
het and to nlk about fhe national
party la0uCa
President Roosevelt lH auHcflne
from nm acute attack of party regular
/ liY Ordinarily be- IA n good deal OF "a
reinnuer himself 10 iact be TOOK aa
active nHff in iho FIRST outbreak uf rg
form in PHILADELPHIA. sondlng Horr0
/ tory Root foot tn tho Hfcna Ol
ifouhla lu hand encouragement and
legal HNFIca To ihr Weaver protest.
ants. and in other WAYS BE- huued
gi ihat 'imo that he vas AGAINST lNn
nld fcpuh|ltHuQue machine
Yet nov he la Swing active Support
In the party enc candidates Hf Dos
/ 9uuyn .uccofanf u0lFs pnufafr
How enc these fhlnrH The
question Oh un many iina 70 ID .H De-
minds uf those Hhn commended rUaF
oFeIi when he sent Tafi iufo OHIO
/ year aKu in down The unapnataAie
/ Cox. o. "a tnin that Myr0n filrick.
iAo republican candidate for governor,
was likewise draKgfd down On the fan
ui fhc boss nui The country applaud
ed Roosevelt was putting moral la-
nnc8 above moro nnrflsAnahin uo wnn
supporting iho Independent movement
even f0 PIE injury OF DIE party So
/ that d. what hO vac expected % 40
in Ponnsylvnn'a Bui ho hasn't.
Reform In Pennsylvania Dr. repre-
scented hy ihc fusion ul the lincoln
| republicans ana ihe democratic The
| republican party lf represented hy the
remnants battered aud considerably
| The worst Cor ,ar-ul iHn Ola Quay
| penfufe ring Bach side har 4 fun
state and congressional Ticket in lhu
Geld. Tho panroao Ticket g. headed
~ Edwin s. stuart. former mayor Of
Philadelphia The other ticket ia head
"a By Lewis Emory. "a wealthy on pros
Queer. who has been a moinhef of tno
state senate ana COMPLIANT Zoe lnfn
clany) Of the Rockolcllor interests
Holh Emcfy ana Stuart are admit.
teddy good men. Z 10 said and the
president believes that stuart would
be free of peuroso domination ~ cieo-
ted nut the face remains thni Pen
rose b hIH political hactrr. ana that
the ilckei la Che ticket OF pmrose and
his Fang
/ With these feo io choose ho.Wrln.
why does Theodore Roosevelt cast rho
weight OF hlH tremendous influence
in favor of the peaf0ao llckct7
The question ia broadly answered
DOB enc opening par2srgph The fear
LOT Hearst aud liberalism rs upnn him.
Hearst us governor on New York or,
worse stu nearly a0' lhou Hearst
oa candidate Tor president
kuuHeFeii considers Hearst aa in-
sincere aud diahuneM. llr rates him
as The most dangerous of all dema-
gogs che rich iomaguE Wllling 60
capitalize The popular sentiment for
reform. and tgrn % So the service uf
bis personal vanity and iuat ior power
Al ihls writing me result o. toss
up Tho reform ticket may Fiiii pull
through on the other hand ROosp.
veifa o. q name iO cunlure with, ana
thousands of voters who hagn beon
unsettled viii ho swayed hy tho fact
that Theodore Roosevelt has speten
Tor Stuart