The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-18
MAGYAR ELOQTENCE.
II Celebrates with Rosund Mouth the SUR
prtser or the World.

To TIE EDITOR or THE SuN-Sir II is only IN
cycles that great names come before the people:
ordinary things run their course daily. but en-
traordinary things only happen at rare Intervals.
This Is true In all spheres and conditions In NJ.
whether II is the soldier. Statesman or the ruler OF
a country. The great mil tary characters OF the
ancient and modern world can be counted upon
your fingers. and this Is equally true In regard 20
the ability OF Others In the quleter a fairs Of life
The figure of Washington stands out In admira
tion 10 the entire world as the successful head
ana founder Of the grsndest republic ever n exist
ence. the next In the list a representative Of the
emancipation Of q part of a downtrodden race and
the salvador and preseryer OF Whist Wa shlngt hal
created. Abraham Lincoln.
4 decade has passed. and while mediocrtty has
played lis part BY men OF average ability the skies
have not been blazen with any particular glory. nor
has the human race been benefited In any particu
lar thing done In their behalf. but the world has
drifted on until evils had grown up as Injurious and
as detrimental to the members OF the Republic as
the want OF Liberty in the course NJ sla ivory.
A character Is At the head OF our nation. and acts
are done under his re gime that will GO down u yes
as much admired and under the appreciation and
approval Of the true historian. n viii rebound for
the henent and ha ppIness Of the human ace. as we're
the acts done by q Washington or a Lincoln, Theo-
dore Roosevelt. So conscientious was the mans
act when he became the successor OF the late VIII.
lam Mckinley. that he did not institute a single act
different from the course pursued by his prede.
cessor, but following the line that Mckinley had
inaugurated his prior four years In once and was
following the time Of his death In his second term.
But when the people OF the country by their secret
votes intrusted him with It's welfare the Individual.
ity OF the man asserted itself and the result OF that
association has surprised the entire world. and has
had the approval Of the American people. As an
illustration OF this approval. since the foundation
and Incorporation OF the National Roosevelt Lea que.
OF which | have the honor 10 he the president, I
have had personal and Individual appeals made TO
me by his admirers as well as representative cluhs
throughout the country bearing his name. squirting
me on 20 bring before the people the importance
oithe retention OF MI. Roosevelt In his present ofnce.
principally owing to his conduct already dispia we'd.
that he Is absolutely incorruptible and that the
work al the present time cannot be "a fely intrusted
to the keeping OF any other person untried as Mr.
Roosevelt has been tried, Four years more will
have completed the reformation that he has 80
happily commenced. and until the completion Of
that reformation. II Ia the belief Of the majority Of
the people that precedent or no precedent he should
be retained as a filly Endorsed and approved servant
of the people. bELA TokAJI.
President OF the National Roosevelt League.
BROOKLYN. July 10.