Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-17
IN new
YORK SEEMS
NATIONAL
any Body May Now Run on
Republican Presidential
Ticket.

Special Correspondence.
Washington, Nov. IA pr0mincnt
aeaaiof in town this week Expressed
shc opinion that the chief result of
the recent election will be % claiily
the muddled rolllicai atmosphere and
resioi normai conditions. As onc
evidence that hts Coatention Is cor
rect. BE- points 10 the facs that Tam.
many haa come out OF the lght with
coiors flying and can b. counted on
na a power In New York politics lof
some time 10 come. Not only will
Tammaay dictate 20 the New YorH
democracy hut hucaaso e q Ia a
position 90 30 dictate u VIII have tro-
mendous influence in the next national
democratic conYeation
ii Is tho seator's opinion that Mr
Bryan viii BE- the democratic nominee
two years hence, but that he viii
have % stand on a platform far more
conservative thaa would havo been
tho case had Mr. Hearst been elect
cd governor Of New York Most poli
tlcai observers agree with The senator
In this respect There also ls n Wide.
iy prevalent belief thEt un SEM.
conservative platform Mr.. Bryan viii
not bo able to hold the radical Hearst
following. and that there Is likely 90
ho q third and radical prosldntlal
ticket ia th field. with MIR. Hearst
sthe most probable nominee.
While politicians OF an shades of
belief are dispoEed 90 give President
Roosevelt largo credit for the results
OF the election, q is noteworthy that
therc Is less talk than iormflv al
tho necessity of Mr RoosCvcny con-
se2tlng 20 nccort q third term Il is
cnutented that with tho south de-
manding conservatism and radlcalism
defeated in NFw York Mr. Bryan
must pul aside some Of hla radical
prcnChmcnts or be- himaoif pat aside.
Witn 6emocracy nod fadicailsm a.
furced, the threatened conditions
which in the opinion ol many Rnuuh.
ilclnh. would have demasded the
nomination Of Roosevelt will not
exist and some republican other than
Roosevelt could icNd the party to vic
tory
There has been considerable talk
of Charles n Hughes 0s likely prcsl-
dental ilmPer provided he makes
good as governor Of New York Prom
uent republicans ia Washington do
not take kindly 10 the idea, basing
inelr objection 10 Hughes on the the
prA that be could never bo q nopula
hero. There is In hls personality.
they say. nothing attractive to the
peQpie, and In a aaiiunnl contest hO
woaid not have the ben aglt OF tho
local conditions which resulted In his
election as governor IN fact. the
opinion Is gaining ground that Mr
Hughes had personally very little 10
DO with the New York result. antagOn.
ism to Mr. Hearst having been the do.
termlning factor In deciding the gov
ernOrshlp.
As Indicated several days ago. Sec.
relary Roots Utica speech has caused
something of q revival of talk OF Mr
Root as presidential candidate. but
ss yet the talk az n0l given aericus
weight among republican politlolAs".
secretary Iau SENS 90 have 8 long
load over the field and his boom /
Nouid nov have formidable proper
IONS but for thc fact that tho ropuh- I
lcan organization in Ohio Us not
greatly disposed 90 Mr Tafi'a favor. 4
There ~ even talk that Ohlos delo. 4
iniiun % the next republican national 4
,nayenuon may bo instructed fOr SEN
iiuf Forakor. in number ui noIuulD /
ustancea presidential Canaidaloa have
ifeu named when they were opposed
BY their own state delegations hul
{ ia serious handicap for any man 20
iferenme and Mr.. TAFT viii have 10
gfuW iareely Throughout the country
1 hi is 30 aai aside ihe natural order
'l th nea political