The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-17
Man Attacked by
Bull Holds II by
Ring in Its Nose
Hughes Opponents in the Same
Fix and They, Too, Have to
Get Back to the Fence
and Back Of IL.
the barrier and escaped, falling on II

to his and Ieaped
the barrier falling opposite
This dispatch appeared Detroit newspapers Tuesday which
also chronced the denomination of Hon. Charles T.
Hughes by the Republican party for governor of New York
We could help being impressed with the similarity IN posi-
of the who had hold the bull and those New
politicians who sought overthrow Hughes in the party CON-
yenton
A bull is much stronger than a
governor who his and its people wei
much stronger any of politicians motto the
peopebe-damned and whose presence the political arena Is
prompted solely pols office and from corruption IN H.
AS represented by overwhelming public sentiment not 10
be denied these politicians found Gov Hughes grazing upon
rich of deserved reward Tor duty tuhed o "
appaudng citizenship standing great wall between
the and his expressed desire to quit public life.
Barnes and Parsons leaders OF the
York confronted by snort
ing rampant their appearance before it was
of like effect the Haunting of red rag in its face
hind and snoed more and was IN
danger oil coming upon and annihilating them
Then they grabbed at ring by appealing to the
quick realize that this resort would
only and further nuate the monster and thar
their only salvation get out of the lot
They regretted getting and tried several possible means
out of their wall proved impos
sble of clearing
Finally they caught sight way foothod in the
recognition they had dared brave and the
Hughes followed they fell the other side
hausted.
Tim Woodruff Kings county for Hughes
voted Is3 of New York counys 49, Tor
Hughes.
And Hughes was nominated first ballot
The New York World is set against Roosevelt.
While friendly and then giving favorable word to
Bryan attitude the national campaign takes the form more OF
antpahy toward Roosevelt than OF whoeheared support OF
Democratic nominee.
The approved Roosevels outand-ou way of
doing things; of calling spade spade thief thief and liar
extravaganza of the
under jngos mitarism, imperialism and
for riding rougshod the constitution and puts MN the
undesirable class generally
The nomination Hughes less than the popularity of
Roosevelt proves the high of public servant and
fulfil those in the direction OF the
fragrant overshadow his personal defects and the mat
of dollars and cents
Gov. Hughes popular
He isn't built that way.
He is cold and distant of politician
vote-getter.
mnding his business while the party
ring sweating blood effort find bold enough to
brave the popular demand for Hughes
party the nomination and he wouldn't
xonaly solicit though that would his
election.
And yet he got he nomination.
He got it because his party had to give it to him.
The gamblers political trickrs may be able
him the election but failure to have placed him at the head OF
suicide and the Republicans OF New York
knew 1t.
Its moral effect upon country recognition of this
victory this viewpoint most glorious for
reform and decent citizenship
Bryan adnonsed frequently by The World consider
this Roosevelt and Hughes antagonism
has sprung.
Which Bryan and which he do without
deserving following which today is of mighty
This following the believers the principles which have
commanded the recognition of his principles of
Hughes have commanded the recognition his New York
The World speaks the special rather than
people its advice the Democratic nominee
in behalf of of the East
whom Roosevelt his socude greedy
and selfish and lack Of combined
their OF great wealth. demand that the hgh ocers OF
the government be fearless and ever on the alert
From and their newspaper allies the country
\. saved and as Roosevelt William Jennings
Brvan becomes of the hour