The Washington herald., 1908-08-22
AT THE HOTELS.

n L l. IL LAO 4 LIZ.
Whatever Senator Foraker may do IN
the Presidential campaign. one thing IS
certain he viii DO everything IN mis- power
70 see that the Republican ticket gees
through in Indiana said Allen c.. Davis.
Of Cleveland. last evening. AZ the Airing
ton.
Mr. Foraker IS looked upon by Repub-
Iicans as stick OF dynamite and they
are looking for an explosion az any mo-
meut- Notwithstanding tHls. they insist
on jarriug what they consider dynamite.
I do not think any fair-miUd-I man can
criticise lIr Foraker for lis attitude to-
ward The campaign managers
They not only relegated him and Seua-
tor Dick to back seats on the platform az
the coming convention in Youngstown.
but failed 20 include either Of them
in the list Of speakers. This. I believe.
was done for the purpose OF insulting
{ both Senators.
The Ohio Senator has been in politics
/ long enough 20 know what are trumps.
. and there are few men IN this country
who can teach him anything about the
3 fine points OF the game He IS a fighter
I for principle. Naturally enough. those
I who consider principle secondary are not
/ his best friends. Nr Foraker knows
/ what he Is about, and il viii take a
Z stronger mind thau the Republican party.
I can command ar this tine 10 convince
him he Is wrong II his doctrines or prac-
. tios- He is a power ia politics. ard I be-
lieve little or no diplomacy OF tact has
. been used IN dealing with him
Senator Foraker is a staEch friend Of
! Senator HeEeuway and Jim Watson
/ The latter is a candidate for governor. and
I Nfr- Foraker VIII go into Indiana and
I deliver a number Of speeches IN order 20
{ further the interests Of M Watson For
his friends NIr. Foraker viii do anything
that IS. honorable Tor his enemies
watch
loose municipal government and the
J prevalence OF low dives and saloons are
responsible for all such outbreaks similar
10 the one IN Springfield. H.. which have
] disRraced the co--try-.' said Wilson 3.
Washburn. Of Chicago. at the E5bitt
] House last night
"Springfeld's notorious dives and dis
orderly houses have caused the trouble
which now makes the city cover be
hind the rifles Of uiItiamen- II Is an
Old lesson. which has been repeated tine
and agalu. but one which has not been
realized by the citizen who goes Up 70
the polls 20 vote f0- municipal officers.
When we see such state OF affairs at
the home Of Abraham Lincoln. what can
We expect VIII soon occur IN the settled
cities where the foreign element predomi-
nates2
There IS 10 greater problem confront
Ing Us to-day than the problem OF bring
ing about the sg50rdiualion OF the masses
70 the law of the land"
with Tammauy lined Up behind HIN
. cEIs year. and 'Isus- stored away for tGe
education and enlightenment Of genera
tons 20 come. Bryan should make Il r.
iceresting for the Republicans az the com
/. ing Presidential election remarked =
Harrison SEafe-. OF New York City, az
: the Raleigh last evening
r Charles F 1Iurphv. leader q Tam
. many Hall. declares Democracy IS going
20 win this year ADDED % this. we have
assurances from P-chard Croker. erst-
while Taumauy boss. that Bryan is a
safer. saner and more conservative man
than eiEht years ago. ard --e Irish ci-i-
zen rather IaueEts -he fact that he can
not cast vote for tie Peerless Leader
Democratic leaders IN New York pin
trei- faith 20 Bryan because they con
sider he IS no longer a drag on tie party.
but man whose name VIII materially
assist Democracy l- New York State
B They take Il as most significant -Ea-
Judge Morgan J O-Bria-- Delaney Nlcou
. and other Influential politicians who op-
posed the Neb-aska1 i1 -S-5 and 1901. are
Z going 20 vote for him in November next
While Gov Hughes Is not the great
~-H-T. ~'ra-1
% every reason % believe be VIII head
: the state ticket az the next Eube--a-CriaI
o. / election. and ruuQ OF with the Eo-C-s.
The Democrats have 1ot determined on
d q candidate FOR governor IN view OF E-.
3 Hughes excellent record. he viii have
plain sailing. no matter who IS named
rv The Democrats L Democracy IS ma
tariaIly benefited lv Br-an's name OF tLs
-icker. the Democrats may put up t1e--
strongest man, and Try % make q Ga-ri-
2 son finish"
r. Texans are I1 hearty accord with Pres
2 ident RooseveI-s idea OF conserving The
: natural resources. according % George
b. II. Teague. Ct the Southwest PUBLISHING
% House. who was seen last night az tie
willard
Z notwithstanding there are enough
Z trees il Texas 20 supply the world WIKI
= lumber for fifty years. said lr- league,
s we believe yEe Presidents idea 0S sX-
Il ercising care s. a good one. and We are
? with him. Texans are anxious TO see
c all Of Mr. Roosevelt's ideas along This
c line carried out. and VIII give him all
e the support they can
3 The hard times OF the past were felt
p bv the lumber industry in Texas less than
Y fu auv business in the state, and probably
4 less than IN any section OF the country.
l. some Of the sawUii-s were shut down
fo- a time. but they are all running
AT fun capacity to-day. and turning out
about 10000 feet Of lumber a day"
stamp collectors take much interest lr
y the rumor concerning the redemption Of
= old stanrs.~ said William F Ia Force
= a collector. at the Raleigh last night
That runner has done much to aid Us
=, in procuring specimens When the ruuol
- was first started everybody began tc
"a save. principally children. en- the hope oi
u being able 20 make money When e was
Z announced the ruIlor was false the stauI
> dealers were swauped with packages
S .7r.-la r--7 in every conceivable form