Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-17
MACON MD 1ar PRESIDENCY.

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No n viii likely dispute the
slatemen, that Mr. Bryan has more
admirers. and more close. true friends
amons the rank and file OF the dem
ocratic party than any other man in
nat organization hut at the same
lime he Is MORALLY feared BY the
money Interest on account OF certain
policies w.hich he claims to have In
vented. aud nov alleges that Mr
Rooseveh has stolen from hlm--and
for that reason his party proposes 10
make a Jonah of him to propitiate
Wall street. n the Morning Journal
siovd for the democratic party az 1t
stands for this republican party. Il
would YET fhe public understand, In
no uncertain terms that Il regarded
The adoption OF such a policy by the
party ~ cowardiy But the man 10
be sclected az the democratic leader
iE the business Of The democrats. and
none Of ours. SIN. Ia common With
ST kVt4 NHaN'i1f w ~ - AAfHN -
bope tha the choice OF the conven
lion shall fall upon a good man. So
that II the choice OF the party should
chance 10 be ratified by the people.
the country would still be In safe
hands. And since things just a.
strange have happened in the past, we
are warranted In fear;ug they may
happen again 4 democrat has twice
becn chosen 10 preside over the ar
fsirs Of the nation, and quite recently
= democrat vas chosen 10 stand at
the head ~ affairs in this territory /
IN regard to the last named case II j.
commonly alleged that ihe persons
charged with the important duty Of
keeping the republican parry in good
condition had managed "a MOTH the
party affairs into such a hopeless
muddle that . democrat had fo he
called in to straighten them out
and n II rs possible for such condi-
lions 20 occur IN the territory. II Is
hoA ihti'FibiN tNf AHfiH " tVihf
about In the nation at large, FOR you
know hat the American people. all
over The country. are just about the
same
but coming back ia the matter Of
the democratic nominee for the presi-
dency. we learn that Senator Bacon
Of Georgia. b in favor Of the nomina-
ton Of a southern man. and In a re-
cent Interview he Is reported as hav-
ing saide
Where would YOU find q man
uorth or south. who would make q
nohier president han John Daniel. or
one that The country. north and south.
would be prouder OF And there are
Culbersou aud carmack, and George
Gray and dozens % others Who could
10 named an of them able and of
hieh n~ublcrpished character, and also
expcrienccd In public affairs What T.
needed V for some one Of Them 10
sep out ana say that he seeks the
uomiUa,ion M Vnl make the tight
fot BE- when he does -o and gets the
south behind him. as either one Of
ihem would do under such clroum-
stauees fhc nomination viii De his
in mS Judgment not only would he
secure the nomination. hut he would
stand b better chance u Election than
any northern democrat who can be
81 e.'sd fnr the nomination There
rlH. republicans north who pre-
tr inr next president a demo-
crs. a.a .r1m many expressions ~
have t.st4 Q believe they would pre-
fer te eco -auihem democrat rather
Than e northern democrat ohoscn for .
tst eu,e }
Thai 81 .a srs aea fram a demo. :
crate .fandfrint but from tine much d
aresusf rHH of view ~ independent p
Amertau h-hIp Ve would Iu- F.
Quirr ots tf, matter With Mr
na,eu h.m-f The simple -usgcs p
inn 20 lat lhu ~ a southern man
d. head r,H,. .f the great p%arti,. o.
prcsuppnsts ihFt .hc anImosIue- er-
ts ihe great war hat. bc,
rrfn hNas o., time 10 such au extent
iho people OF ar sections r.
lenrcfarih BE- governed bf fn.
.ldsnent rather than D., their uu in
end n We have rcatI,. ls
5oiut In our prosrcss toward 4.,n
c0mnon -ense when cnhrf sl-ft
.sn rake is candidate from either
section and have him Judged er.a
msrits shy not iske ne best
n Bacon has not a. yet besl the
Ut euissy ~ ana Wall arsci !