The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
POLITICAL DOPE At THE WHITE HOUSE


The following from the New York Herald Of Saturday gives
- account Of one OF these meetings:
poo AT the meeting Of the Cabinet today President Rooseve
said that he did how Taft could lose Like the other gat
erng Mr. Roosevelt returned from Oyster Bay that tod
largely devoted discussion political conditions lnstea
OF devotng all the time to reporting the troublesome question
OF their departments those present called upon for nto
ton from the respective sections Of the country which they rep
sent There was serious discussion of the New York sao
and OF the troublesome labor which to have escaped con
troll
Confronted with campaign which the battle laid down
upon lines almost every angle Of the fight Republicans n
that the uncertainty the attitude Of labor the serious de
lection which they have Feeling this weakness
pecay prominent New York President Roosevelt after
terence with Herbert Parsons summoned James Reynolds who
laid the situation plainly today As the
suit Of the conference Mr. Reynolds returned New York tonight
with orders to bring labor into line and the President will in other
ways lends his overcoming ury in which
Dor looks upon the coming election.
Every effort has been made find suitable antdote for the
capital which has been made Of Mr. Taft labor record Acting
der suggestions Mr. Taft has explained his attitude toward labor
with much vehemence and considerable skill but the spontany
which Theodore Roosevelt has learned and mark labor
support has not yet shown itself and there grave the
White House that will be found Republican candidate
in 1908
Gloom From Ohio
In the same envelope in which he keeps his reports upon the la
Dor vote in New York President Roosevs nquring hand finds
gloomy forecast Of the situation affected by the ballots
ing men N Ohio These two states form the nucleus around which
the biggest Republican Of the campaign has been rolling up
like great SNOWFALL for three weeks
Mr. Reynolds who has employed BY the government as an
investigator OF abors needs and demands said that he thought la
Dor could be brought around all right His have the
ing OF confidence and It evident those who inquired of him
that he did not regard the to the Republican fold as
accomplished Accustomed abor betterment for hot
lunches the installation Of clocks government shops and clean
towels Mr. Reynolds knows labor and familiar with his a
with It. Unless he has forfeited his confidence by onno With be
SepuDcan campaign organization bring bor ballots the rob
box he should still be able forecast with reasonable acc
@a m On November significant that he dissatisfied with 81
RAILROAD Dissatisfaction. s
A opermonst N the minds Of the President Chairman Hitch h
? l reported dissatisfaction of railroads Mr. Hitchcock NAV ne
aVe known It three months ago but since that he has had M he
ngures engraved upon his memory which show that there m -
10000 organized railroad looking after tbe
trauc IF
9tates Through similar experience has come r. bi
e puray OF Theodore Roosevelt the popular vote Of @ 10
= ana tnat this was unprecedented Taking the nTal
IN 1900 he finds that was but 700 and H. @ o. ma
oet'el illustrates the conditions the present can,ns @
e bearing m mind the fact that electoral votes npt @
eject presidents there ground for wakel b ot paahtles M
! he influence which railroad may exercise st1d Is
eek to obtain - teoui' winch many OF them ~
aolle republican comfort is claimed in the belief t+ ~
1os inng % give serious thought to the Situation 49, pen
Z, t pde employment for members labor bodies a SIC I'm
: u question and that they will find that the m study and
@ sel ulenl from quickly finding employment az
@ leaders reply with inquiries regarding sbon ' the of
res mat are closed only rtnnino r lS ana tact prom
Aft b counting upon the education Of those who now % n Til
a. because o. ms labor record but the educatI oppose MT ever
: oeen followed up to this is admitted - ee Which that
rye extent in its expectation " nave tailed to albak
Just after Mr. Reynolds left the What Hosato
ga OF Piedmont w Va close to the M gay John Nc
to another story He reported labor vote & passed II 70 tn
ya' would carry Maryland by $1,000 sile nat Mr. = r.
The Statesman hastens to assert that to posts
% attend meetings OF profits
N.oh was legitimate charge aoanst a. EqucalonalI
paid By bs naqe 0y Republican Just and ever any
lc official Tins i. : : always different when it % te s
EXPENSES n tate Governor Frank W Hunt for eargn sa IN De @
State had an exhibit s and n a iteng the Buffalo exposition
@ = personally examine the same Or to e duty Of In ?
: . 90 Sc at the states expense Ploint repre- ling
rne : no law for t Of standing 6ce
~ put q course it is in line with t5 e BY Miss e was
they know how to cont;n : e people like that kind & turned
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