Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
Issues To Be Joined
Over the Work
of Congress.
SPEECHES OF TAFT AND OF
Bryan Are Expected 10 Furn-
lSh Campaign Thunder
for SpellblndeTS.

ift HNfiNun - AIith'af
Special Corresp udcnce
washington. July fs-Chairmon I
.Gdee-. of the Democratic congress /
slonai committee. o. entertaining |
large hours OF what may bee accom-
plishcd D., the specchus of William |
} Bryan in close districts through
out the country He expects 90 be-
able 10 prevail upon Mr Bryan tol
enter actively lnio the campaiEn col
elect a Democratic house ana go Keep
him busy from The middle of Sentcm.
hef until election day.
% ls intended To- uso the home com
Ing speech Mr. Bryan viii make la
New York us a Democratic Camnaign
document and in ether ways advan-
ihge win he taken of the wave 81
Bryan popularity A coincidence that
has attracted attention is that the Re
mallcans are counting very largoly
on Secretary TAR 90 furnish keynote
gov Republican orators. and Mr Tali
VIII be booked Tor A. many campaign
/ speeches ar hls Official duties VIII
/ permit Much viii - made of hlsI
speech t0 North Carolina Republicans
at Greensboro. especially leo south
crn states. some people profess t0I
see in This coincidence a iureshadOw
Ing OF what may be- expected In 1905
and there Is an ever growing conyic-
tion thai he rival candidates for prcs-
heni two yegrs hence VIII ho Bryan
ana Taft
II II De- true as suspected by some
Democrats, that the eastern boom
lacked the element Of ei~earlfv there
can be no longer a doubt that o. hes
taken hold on Tho country From
every quarter come ports ~ BRYAN
enthusiasm. ~ The Trims feens uu biz
nomination viii be- hy reclamation.
not only the reclamation 90 enc cone
vention. bat of the entire Democratic
lnarty
The announcement ~ Will'aw p
Hearst that be- will not De q candidate
'or the presidential nomination and
hat Tho selection of Mr Bryan viii
Boz satisfactory t0 him has been %
factor of almost Inostlmahle maani-
iudc In booming the Nehrashan's
stock 4 good many people have
never gotten over scoiilng at Mr..
Hearst as q potent factor DO national
politics. hui there is mo- getting away
from the fact thni DO has the entire
confidence nf me extreme radical cle-
mont az she Democratic marty and
that that element is very consider
able one The middle 0f the road
Democrats. " J may borrow a popu-
list adjective. have never lost their
/ love for Bryan These Democratic.
who occupy the pr0und between the
extreme conservatism Of the old
cleveland wing and the extreme rad
icallsm Of the new Hearst wing, are
numerically stronger than both the
other wings combined. n Is their
votes that have kept The Democratic
party alive. hut it looked for a time
as " their will might wholly be lost
sight of IN the conflict between the
minor factions. Now e would seem,
they are come int their own. II In
this they are 10 have the support OF
10Th the radical" and che cunserya-
lives. a. will behnov1 the Rcpuhli-
cans 10 look closely ,o their stand
ard bearer and "a enc platform upon
which he stands
There Us an ole adage that q Is q
, long lane which has no turning and
! be- lane of nomoeuic defeats has
been a lengthy one. Observing Re-
I lpublcanE are keenly alive Ga the dan
ger which confronts their party, and
iOi OF cock sureness which has
h marked the Republican management
q 10 years past Is absent just now. The,
s are preparing tO fight and hght hard
J. 20 hold the ground they Occupy. and
DESPITE nv Tuftu optimistic speech
40 Greensboro. thcee isn't amy hope of
y caniurIng new Democratic territory
This sudden cxhirflOn of virility hA
the Democratic party ls largely re'
spOnsihIe. mo- doubt. fur tho renewed
ltqlk ~ insisting upon the renomina.
ton ~ Mr.. Roosevelt for n third term
There D. more than one highly piacel
Republican who does not hesitate u
I declare ln private that Mr. Roosevelt
d. the only man who can save th'
/, Republican party from defeat ln 1905
j. u Roosevelt cannot be- mad, RopnhlI
cans who are of this way of think
p. ing turn naturally 90 Taft
No Prospect for oid.sehooIers.
/ hesitate tu allow even fua
/, picion OF part isanship. either for par
. tics or for men. 90 creep into thcs
a letters, hut The fact cannot be- ignores
ihat little talk ls Iw beard, at lcas
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n banks or Mr Shaw in connection Will
/ the Republican presidential nomina
n ton. Mr. Fairbanks and Mr.. SHAY
\ are both statesmen OF the old. solid
I conservative school aud Do O. hard q
(. account FOR their 9oas of popularity 81
u any other thour- than that Rcpuhli
a cans have decided that some man o
striking personality is required q
compete with Bryan The c0untr
Ia has gotten used tn Roosevelt anl
lfl RCoseYoliism. iH the argument all
Is vanced, and with any of lhe oh
.s school stafosmon as a prosiNentla
"a candidate The contrast would BE u
"a severe HAT iho ardent admirers %
% Roosevelt would have tendency II
. turn to Bryan aa nearer approachinI
~ choir ideal
Fhia p rather hard On men who's
p Iuiiitndes throughout long public live
,, have been rogarded as correct am
whI have possessed unmeasurod pub
y iic confidence nui these are chang