The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
CHAR fIflD FOR BRYAN.
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following OF which there IL not the
slightest doubt In any ones mind.
Even In Wall street, the very heart
of the "Enemy's Country" Bryan Is
steadily making friends, and when
the time comes II will no doubt lie
! found that he will have the strong
backing of the Belmont and other
large interests in the financial world
Another point that Is not TO be
overlooked is considering Bryan's
chances for securing the New York
delegations 10 the national conven-
! tion Is that Norman h. Mack. who
7 by many, including Charles f. Mar
, ply, Is regarded as the real demo- |
cratic leader Ia the Empire state, Is |
: a close personal friend OF the Nebras-
kan, and this fact Is expected TO do |
I much towards securing for the latter |
the desired nomination. Again, |
Charles +. Murphy Is known 10 en-
terrain a strong desire to become a |
national leader, and In order 10 ac-
complish this purpose he Is cndeavor-
: Ing Ia get on IN the Bryan band
! wagon. Murphy wants winner In
= the coming campaign, and realizing
i the strong hold which Bryan has up
y on the great mass OF voters, he will
i leave no stone unturned To deliver to
o him the New York delegates TO the
= national convention. n matter which
J. Is now engaging the entire attention
of Tsmmany's leaders. With this
70 vote assured, and with Indiana and
81 Illinois undoubtedly In the Brayn
grasp, IL now appears as certain ms
~ ANYTHING can at this early stage In
s. the light that the Nebraskan will
Ia capture the plum.
&C President .Roosevelt's action In or.
u dering that the motto "ln God We
al Trust" he henceforth stricken from
70 the coins OF the United States has
as stirred up veritable hornets nest.
y Not only has this latest move on the
nc part OF the chief executive incurred
H. the enmity OF all the large religious
nc bodies In every section Of the coun.
~ try, much as did the Rum. Roman.
AZ ism and Rebellion" episode during
III the Blaine campaign, but has like.
We wise caused great displeasure among
ne many people who have heretofore
ne been inclined TO applaud every act OF
n the president. They see In 10 tn,
evidences OF the Czar.likc tendencie.
on which Mr.. Roosevelt g enemies hay,
~, all along maintained were among hi
no chief characteristics, and are there
IN fore less disposed to insist upon hi
WI accepting third term.
~ The continued business depression
lex Is also having a decided influence o.
10. the former partisans OF the presi
e'e dent, and there are those who go s
cry far as 10 say that his political star
tue beginning To set. BE this rs IL ma,
'es there is no gain.saying the fact tina
ave George b. Cortelyou's star Is IN I'll
ascendency Politicians here and
eat Washington, as well as In yariot
other sections, agree that the seer
.ne tary's figure has doomed larger on Il
IN political horizon during the pa
ioe' month or so than they ever expects
"h' It to appear. Ills direction OF 20
eminent relief OF the financial cris
80 49, not only served TO save the situation
but In conjunction with the Rigant
relief measures OF great fnancie
$50 won for Mr.. Cortelyuu the cniideG
~ and admiration fothe business worl
az This feeling Is not confined to Nc
York, but has spread TO every col
munity aided by governmental d
posits. There is very good groul
for the statement that Secretary O.
se,, telyou has already taken the helm
ira. New York state republican poitl
any and that be will take advantage
The the prestige he has gaired throu
,sm tie financial crisis TO lay the found
tho ton of his own presidential cane
each dacy I'm his own state. This,
an, course, means strong fight agar
no, the presidential aspirations OF CT
I'M, ernor Hughes, toward whom, IL
n,od well understood, President Rooses
,as,. entertains distinct opposition.
was While the growing popularity
mt OF secretary oo''e's'o .""uoe VIC "ou
ed, tDere are seFtfdl uafk hOfst
ouna in the race for presidential homo
con. who between now and the time
IL republican convention is TO meet u
,,ion develop into strong possibilitl
. ,s The friends OF Senator Foraker,
>, n, Ohio. will shortly launch a boom
= %. his behalf, while those OF former ;
"A a rotary OF the Treasury, Leslie
shaw. are quietly making ready
ma, bring out Iowa's fayorite son.
,o,s splendid record made 10y Mr. sh
AS head OF the treasury dcpartm'
,o,, and his well known conservatism
.I,lly all things pertaining to the busin
,,rv interests OF the country, toget
,ola with his freedom from factional
,sn.d tanglements. make him one OF
tic, strongest presidential possibiliti
,,s,, and II would not be at all surpis
ono TO see his name prominently III
a.a,. toned In this connection before 10
aso,, Secretary Taft Is generally conce'