Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
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y6nd. THAT inexorube strumpet. Fate
coln's task was finished ere she hurled
him to that rest which comes TO those
whose nght has not been in vain. There
was nothing further for Grant To DO
when the people dismissed him.
stayed her hand until the sainted Lin
Shame everlasting. damnable shame
be the heritage of the system oppressed
people If they allow Theodore Roosevelt
to hunt another job while the grand
work he has so superbly begun and 50
boldly carried along with the speed
of a mercury the strength of Sam
son and the honesty OF the man Do
genes unsuccessfully sought, is yet In
the blue print stage.
The question should not be, What will
be Theodore Roosevelts next job? but
Who in the name OF all that is sacred
10 free and intelligent people is there
In all the land who can
He is working overtime, but
1t cannot possibly be finished by March,
1909. Who is there of all the giant
Americans who possibly could get the
hang of Theodore Roosevelt's uncom-
peted job until long after all his
grand work for the people had been
syndicated into new peoples slinning
trust, who would dare accept Theodore
Roosovelt's unfinished task with the
fact confronting him that the people
are wholly In earnest In their demand
30 have it finished? Who is there of
all the midget Americans who would
dare take any public crib-feeding Job
that could survive the first fierce below
OF the people as they watched the mid
get wrestle with the tools which the
great Roosevelt will lay down; as they
watched the pigIny sweat and tug and
tug and sweat at the job which called for
the full exercise of all the magnificent
physique, all the splendid mentality, all
the grand morality. all the simple hon
esty and unequaled experience COM
bined with the fondest coddllng of
Mother Fate with which Theodore
Roosevelt has been endowed as they
watched him struggling with the job
to prevent the turning of which into q
Punch and Judy show required all the
tireless efforts OF one of those human
giants which God In His infinite wis
dom sends to people only when the
peoples dire necessities cry 10 heaven
for it?
Truly I cannot conceive of the Amer
lean people allowing Theodore Roose-
welt to hunt another job on March
1909. II the American people should
commit such a monstrous error, have
clear vision of the next Job OF Pres
ident Observation-Disclosures for the
Constitution OF the damnedest fool peo-
pie who have over been allowed to turn
an eagle hatchery into a mud poke in
cubator.
kerr HARDIE.
WITHOUT wishing to pose as a
w prophet. should say that at the
end of his present term OF office Pres
ident Roosevelt will merely enter on a
four years retirement from official life
for there are preponderating chances
that he will be returned to the chief
of the country In 1912. ANY
man who has the confidence of the |
people as has President |
Roosevelt can WELD the strongest pos
sible influence in any movement for |
their benefit There can be no greater |
problem than the relation OF classes |
In the United States, and it is certain |
to grow graver. Is II to be hoped thu
when he leaves the presidential chair
he will lead some new movement that |
Will relieve his country of the growing |
tension between its rich and poor citi- |
zens. tension which is growing in |
every civilized land.
DIR. ISIDoR SINGER.
AM a sincere admirer of our presi-
1 dent, but for heavens sake let us
give the man rest and the opportun-
ty to read up the tid-bts OF interna-
ional literature on political economy.
diplomacy. transportation. insurance,
tic. which he has been obliged to fore
20 since the year 1900 and let us finally
'how that there are still other men
who are able and willing to carry the
'arious burdens of the nation.
Who knows? Mr.. Roosevelt NAV
,lan trip around the world similar TO
hat OF the obstinate presidential can
lidate Bryan. and you may be sure that
he former president OF the United
states and arbitrator of the Russo-Jap-
Inese war would be frantically welcom-
ID In Europe and Asia, and when on
lis return. ripened In experience and
ested from seven years of strenuous
lie, he feels strong enough to give an