Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

Opinion regarding Secretary tart
speech Is considerably divided, AZ
though there are a number OF points
ON which all Washington politicians
are agreed. 1t Us alnost unanimously
conceded. for instance, that Mr.. Iail
has cleared the atmosphere ana ny
his candid and manly profession ol
faith has removed all doubt as TO VINO
Is the logical candidate of tho repuh-
Iicau party, provided a continuation
of the Roosevelt policies Is desittd'
Mr.. Tart is SO thoroughly in sympathy
with an hat the president has done
aud desires to do that there can pc
no other candidate selected 10 the
party want "a pcrpctuatiun OF the poll
rir- of his administration There arc
"a number of politicians. however. VINO
assert their conviction that the party
has had enough of ""l;ooscNeltlsm
and that in its next national conNer-
ton il viii turn to an exponent OF =
"aaf"r AID saner reuuhItcan'em. CIV
course, Senator Foraker Is the most
loglcai lcauer Of TINS iactiou "a ,.
party and were the senator able I'D
command the delegation from his OWE
state he would probably be their leau-
er in the national convention. In We"
of Secretary Taft's slrcpgth M ONO
however. there seems 10 oe niue llh'-
lihuud thai the safe and sane iat-
|ill VIII MIAfA AhhfH az INN
Forakcr's nomination. although the!
may be largely guided By his advice.
The anti-RooseVelt republicans in
Washington declare that secretary
T8ft's tariff views Nill prove "l IA-
valuable assistance 20 them. as iheN
believe il will enable them Go allgi
au the "stand-patters" with the trust.
aud the railroads against the nomina-
lion of the man who is recognized a-
President Roosevelt choice ana WIN
The unlimited funds which VIII ne az
their disposal. they profess great con-
ndencc i'm their success They cltii.'
moreover. that by prociaimlng Pa
views ten months in advance Of the
nominating convention. Mr. Taft has
afforded them ample time 20 accom-
psh his defeat and they profess "a
He Ncrt grateful 90 the secretary I"l
DIS Columbus speech. although some
of the F~orakerites are ne
cause De declined Co discuss ~.
brownsville matter while the @uoJe.
was under consideration by "a senat
committee. claiming that the secIe
tIry's respect for "thc prppile.ltT
Constituted an implied rcproot 10 sen
atlr Foraker for discussing the SUI"
5ect while the committee 81 Whlch a'
T. member B. still celebrating on ~
me president. StIiFtatt
other leaders OF the republican lAit
hlva cached the conclusion INA
William J. Bryan viii be the demo
cratic candidate for president an.
they regard him as the strongest lha.
whom the opposition coulo seite'
There is .ust now some effort neit'
made to launch q boom fpr Lewis :
cnau.er Lieutenant governor ~ Nth
ri- CHIEF claim to- rfCpErlfIN|
being that he was elected AZ The cam
t. tnst Governor Hughes tr'ph
anf defeated William r. Hear
hr CHAMBER does not Gem. however
t0 he q very striking ar attra erFe HrF
tHuaItv and % o. predicted oN 10.
remurratie politicians here that ni
boom ufII newer yet beyond SEES
York state. even 90 60 makes pragre-
tlere Mr BRYAN Is said o. De uuief.
HnrkIle amuuE politicians n uuu
Acy working ga the Chautaugua Gig