Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-30
DEALT WITH ACCORDINGLY.

"In a letter sent 10 al or sundry o
the members Of the cabinet, Nj
Roosevelt warns o~ffieeholders VIII
have been seeking election TO the re
publican national convention with
view 60 advocating my denomination
or proposing my Endorsement by stai'
conventions that they viii be guiltl
of a serious violation of official PRO
prloty and will be dealt with accord.
ingly
Dealt with accordingly? VIII Thu
warming or threat remain mere words
and wind2 About the same hour Nher
Mr.. Loeb was exhibiting this writ Of
prohibition Mr. Curry. governor OF
New Mexico. WAS proclalming ~
Washington the unchanged and un-
r%cpeniant purpose Of the president's
friends:
Il have not talked with the
president about his third term
boom. No friend Of the prcsi-
dent has 10. We are going 20
have six delegates from New
Mexico. and the six will be in
structed for Theodore Roosevelt.
I ann not going 10 be a delegate.
and I suppose no federal official
viii be, but will be at the ron
vontion whoOping IL up for the
president The reui friends %
the president need no instruction
from him They can GO ahead
aud do what they think wise and
best for his interest
"Mr. Curry wears tho nuirolc OF the
Rough Rider. He can Ia no wrong
He w amenabie to no discipline. lie
Is l~rremovable ox officlo. savc 10y aud
with his advice and consent II we
record his declaration Of Intentions IT
Is merely 10 show 10 stiff neckcd the
PRESIDENT most bosom and fanaiical
friends are aud how apparently unrc-
ghrdcd are hls Writs Of prohibition mud
his thundcra Of menace II We may
compare small things with greut, SO
does an indulgent mother say 10 her
unruly boy THE next tiiur youll
catch IT, and the youth grlps and
goes on making y nuisance of himself
THE real friends are out for the
delegates. They VIII 40 what they
think best for Mr. Roosoyelt's inter
osts. Apparently they assume that this
coyncss and these protcstntions are
but the gestures and natter of the
comedy OF Nolo praeHldere.
Wa clip all of the foregoing from
The New York Sun, for the purpose of
showing the readers of the Morning
Journal how the subject therein dealt
with is being considered 10y the lead
Ing papers of the country That por-
ton In which the governors rcmarks
are set forth we had seen before It
having been tolcgraphcd from wash
ington the day before 10 appeared iu
the sun, but we %purposely made uo
reference To il at the time, out Of rec
spect for Governor Curry. because Wc
felt that it was q great mistake, and
one that he would sooner or later re-
grct. but since It has gone an over
the country, and Is being generally
talked about through The press ana
otherwise. q Is no more than "a mat
ter OF duty 20 our readers to lay IL bc-
fore them.
We have neither the time nor thc
disposition 90 dwell at amy length upon
the matter az present. but would slim
ply call attention to the fact that DO is
directly IN line with un editorial from
the Philadelphia North American
which We gave by telegraph ycster-
day morning except that the Cover
nor proposes 10 do in am open aud
honorable manner the samc thing
which the Philadelphia paper says
other parties are trying to accomplish
secretly. and under false prctcuces