The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06
ARRANGING FOR R0OSEvELT'S FUTURE

among Senators and Representatives that William Randolph Hearst will be far more serious factor in the fight tionai Convention than he waA two years ago. The fact that contrary to ali predictions of the party leaders in thing from Tammany Hall except the fruits of his victory. and that at a time when the Tammany candidate was m se pesSpa fop 'fs & &fs sas ha has awakened the people who think, to the fact that he win be q serious propo- sition In the next GubernatoriaI flight martyr has always been winning one.
 He Will essay that role, and 1t Is eer- tainly not without the pale of prob should he do so there is no telling how much strength he will develop until the next conyention for choosing a Presidential candidate meets. oppo:. among on the he psmocrats aa in consress. Ssnsaa. as is the belief that he will deveicp q dtSnngerous dan strength: It may De said eeeking the nomination, unless Captain Hobson is to be excepted. Hearst is d shme sa n n nay s Tss @ s6ns ns he may get a great deal of strength that would not otherwise go to him. In American politics there has been but as Hearst. and that Is the man whom he would succeed, , Whether posing as the friend Of the or oriS RSurryng vi reiisf train S to san San Fran- s cisco, the biggest block type in the ofiices os the Hearst newspapers pro rine of not letting one hand know what the other doeth for him. When he sent a relief train to San Francisco there were written in letters as big as tho long as the train itself. these words: Hearst Relief Train.
 And therein you have the keynote tf. hls character, and to the success as well. He Is the exemplication of the spirit Of advertising. And If he shall attain to the Presidency, t will be printers ink. or rather through the around him has put 1t to.
 An Element ofs DnnGer.
 The trouble with the candidacy of MT. Hearst is that while he Is going on per. fecting his organizaticn there Is no his efforts or to stir up his friends to do SO. This is recognized on every hand, and yet 1t is condition for There is no immediate prospect of any rods. rods. On every hand # is is admitted it would be foolish to so to New York for a candidate who would have the support of the Ryan Belmont faction, and from no other quarter has there been any suggestion of any one for whom money could be raised to carry on a pre-convention campaign such az was carried on in behalf of Judge Parker. As the matter is talked over by Democrats in Congress there seems to be a spreading sentiment of nomi- hating a Soutehrn Democrat this time. It is believed mostly that if a Southern man is chosen the lot would fall to either Senator Bailey, Senator Daniel. or John sharp Williams. Neither of these gentlemen, 1t may be said, how ever, are making up their cabinet lists on the strength of 1t.
 There is a possibility that the con- servative party may tie on to Mir. Bryan as the best way of heading off MT. Hearst. MT. Bryan would be playing novel role to cater to the conservative sentiment of the party but 1t Is pretty generally conceded that the conservative Sentiment would prefer him to Hearst. On the whole those leaders who are irclined to look ahead believe that something ought to be done to head of the Hearst movement. It Is said that Mir Hearst will put up liberally for the Democratic Congressional Conl- mitte in the hope of making friends with any new members who may be elected through it. He played that game four years ago. putting up about two thirds of the funds of that year,
 W. J. Showalter.