The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27
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m Can Francisco Examiner thus deals with the Republican
presidential nomination outlook
rt f+ for the presidency already begun Mr. Roose
second withdrawal leaves the field clear for Republican can
idt-barring the possibility of war with Japan winch might
t bout Mr. Roosevets denomination From now until the
meeting of the Republican conVel1oh u WIN ~ %
among candidates , -.
y ebod understand the scramble you the voters
are nimportan The question not at ALL what man 10 e
people want whom will the people select?
The question of day (which of the big financial powers
shall the man that is to be put up Dy ule NePu ~
receive the peoples votes?
You the voters will have nothing to say about at ALL un
the time comes by that time the man IN picked OUT anu
you simply for him.
Did Won notice that Mr. Corteyou secretary Of the treasury
raiser of campaign funds and around useful man. emitted recently
dr roar of pain His exact words after the president
recent statement 81 have had damned rough deal from the WIN"
House That violent language for gentleman trained TO Wa"
on his hpo and speak softly behind the oe chaS Oh Dig "
Rift Mr. Covo knows what Mr. Roosevelt knows, and what
e ordinary voter doesn't know Roosevelt did hit at Coeyou
and did him. among other things in mind and dd want
spoil Corteyou's chances.
Corteyou you see is Pierpont Morgans man. Inc Ne"
York Sun is Perpont Morgan paper And the New YORK ou
has recently been calling President Roosevelt maniac d
honest demagogue other things At the same %
the Sun has been booming Mr. Coreyou for the presidency MI
enjoyed himself stepping Mr. Corteyou toes anu "
the New York Suns the time
Mr.. Coreyou won't give up the fight because MS DacN
won't let him. He is the man Mr. Morgan and few OF MS
intimate want the White House Ana you' '
voters may for him you happen TO Oelons ~
Republican party
There will he other candidates talked about For instance
Mr. Knox Mr. Knox would belong Mr. Adrch, whose daug
married the John Rockefeller good many keP
Lan newspapers will discover very great virtues IN MI r>l'
you the voters may have him when the time comes
cleverer man Aldch Morgan the only one ol 'n
big money men that has managed Mr. Roosevelt successfully S
far is Thomas Ryan You may have vote when the time
for the that Mr. Ryan will For Mr. Ryan uSualy s
what he He has brain and he uses IT. he has money m
he that long you the big crowd OF people, nave so
money left Mr.. Ryan always knows where he can get more
Mr. Ryans original intention have you vote or MS law
and for Tweeds lawyer Eihu Root 1t would nave n p
feet for Ryan he could had the White House the
tool, corporation lawyer and acka who has developed o ~
money appetite made happy with the stolen %
of Tweed But not even Ryan would try to use Koot
much known Root Too much has been told about INC ~
of ackal work he did.
When Root went to Mudoons his trouble was nervous D
down, by and bitterness at the exposure OF ms
character also by regret that could his master
IN the biggest Office planned.
Next to Root who is impossible Mr. Ryan selects as his man
i'll the White Mr. Hughes, present governor OF New
Ryan would have preferred But Mr. Hughes VIII su
Hughes would not be the that Root would DC ~
Mr. Hughes is corporation lawyer. Ryan did not Oppose m f
nation and he helped election. Ryan tested hn III W
insurance investigation which stopped short OF anything a %
hurt Ryan, and diligently dragged all the other coiPa
the level of the that Ryan had bought
You may have the pleasure of cheering yourset hod nc
ing in professions with foolish orchlighs and setuns ~
excited to put Mr.. Ryan man IN chaIse
1t absolutely fact that many more than seventy ~ -
lions Of te nen in this country are absolutely left out OF Sa
alton in the selection of the gentleman to be Voteu " az
Republican convention next year 81 r.
The man finally chosen be honored with your Vo'. w -
represent interests opposed to yours IN the We o.
turn out to be Morgans man. Adrichs man. OF Ryan man.
Rockefelers -, f
But he won't be your At best he VIII DC S ~ ~ -
compromise between the half dozen big hnareies Go go -,
feels that M dt obt TO belong to him. They may pick o
nonconmita gentleman like Fairbanks who VIII DC s -. LII
of them who will respect profoundly every living ou' VIZ