Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
SoRatOr ElMnS. Formerly Of
New Mexico. Thinks ROose.
welt VIII Again Have TO
ACCEPT NOMINATION AS
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
O.hcr interesting Matters Of PO-
ll,lcal Gossip Gathered al the
Capital Of the Nation.
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.N."|NN A"li ~ a'NNNNiihN
Washington. ID. G.. Oct as-TAo
nast week haa mrniahod political de-
eeiormouts which are regarded by the
secra ln washington as Of large sig
rlncauCo Chief among thcm ia what
many people accept as an organised
ana determined attempt 20 force
'fhro4urc Roosevelt 90 become ne re-
pgblioan candidate for president ia
la0s Ipathusiastic admirers OF tho
president OF course, have insisted al
along that q must be- Roosevelt or de-
feat bat when such old republican
Whool horses as Gen. Charles ~. Gros
yenor of ohio. and Senator Steven d.
Elklne Of West Virginia join the
shouting it Is time To ait up and take
notice.
Gen. orosvenoT was nrst among con
apicuoua republicans 40 declare him
self a. fs true ho did not mention
names. bet DO argued In en- abstract
Way that II. man had o rignt, nftcr
once bei-s elevated 90 the presidency,
~ tccllue 90 serve q second term, of
q laird. ar as many terms as hla lel'
ioN-CitlSena demanded Of him. Hc
meant Roosevelt, OF course The shoe
ats no other man OF tho present day.
and fhcro has hoon no other man since
Waahinsfou who could have worn ~
rho Hon. steve Eikin3 ig a much
hiualer man than Is 9rusyenur, and he
MADE NO attempt tn beat about the
tuf. "Thc People OF West Virginia,
be declared favor the nomination of
President Roosevelt for a third term.
aad if the call Of the people an over
ihe country is equally strong, nv.
d. %.
nouncc bis decision Of two years ago
NO, a. tun again"
q b very true, OF course, that Mr.
inkina is candidate 10 succeed atm.
acif Ia the United Stnifa senate, and
That Il will not hurt him any 20 boom
Roosevelt for the presidency, but Il IL
not necessary that we look for an ul'
terror motive Ia the utteranco Of
Ivory public man. Mr.. Elkipa did not
context himself wlth a mere doclara~
ion th West Virginia looked with
law urou Mr. Roosevelt "The call
of ~ nennle of a republic should be
q Raar than the will of any man."
b continued. Mr. Roosevelt has
al. a great prtsldent. He ia strong
NJ ihan hts party in West Virginia
ana throughout the country, aud there
can he ao doubt OF the demand that
le continue as chief MAGISTRATE Of the
ratirn tour years more. II Mr. Hearst
-nouid win IN Ncw York. SIR. Rooac
sen uuuid be- absolutely forced 20
rUu
Seuaiof Elkins expressed the opin.
Ion however. thai Mr. Hearst woald
not win in New York. hsistinr that
FARMERS and laborlng men general
iy we're nor with the independent-dem.
ncnalic cafidato. Switching from New
York iu national nruphesy Mr. El.
tlaa dcciaiei 20 DON'T thlnk lt q fore
ronn rlnD.gsl0n lhat Mr. Bryan wiu
o. fhc democratic nominee ior nroai.
drBi iiis speech qn government own,
rIahip has hurt him n lot and wnCn
democrats have had time to think o.
over a b. my guess that they viii
hertn to look around foi another cam
dictate
lu answer tn q query as io Whist ol-
feet the election or Mr. HuEhca a6 gov.
rrnor of New York would have un the
republican presidential situation Mr..
rikinE aail "rho election OF Mr.
hughes Rs tho next governor OF New
York will not necessarily make him q
candidate for tnc presidency. Tie has
nol boou af the bellows long enough
ser f0 aspire io jump FQ high in SO
tsipr Nme.'