Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-14

-, savs OF President Roose'elts aa.
alteration are fated % De strenuous
.,,-mv No doubt his experience
4 ne vilds Of AFRICA with lions hip
,.,ml ana rhinoceroses viii be
..,eful In comparison with the enter.
..,,,..nt that Congress Is disposed 70
-. hiu, between now and the fourth
= March. OF course he has brought
! IN IN himself. re should NOT have
- enc gentle. yirtuo1s Congress
-, ,bey handicapped and hobbled
=. detective bureau because they did
=, vant Il to play Tfollow the lead
- vlih them. Il Is not good form
!. mt IN a Presidential message and
later through the press TO three or
s.,r hundred constituencies or Con
r..sional districts things that are not
~,cb known outside OF Washington
A. nat have been so long known here
a. they are looked upon as conf
umplace and unavailable as news.
sane members Of Congress represent
hg both parties have dashed them
selyes into a fury Of indignation and
srs going 10 wipe from the record the
Presidents plain talk, but this, OF
eourse. viii only emphasize and give
ueater publicity TO his structures. His
message 70 Congress, and especially
thls part Of Il. has been published in
every paper In the United States and
throughout the world in all languages,
and the resentful fury of those who
ne hit win simply call further at
isnilon to the deserved rebuke. Not
slnoe the day that the Republican ma
iority in the House and Senate turned
a Andrew Johnson has there been
uch intense feeling against the eXecu-
I've once, but here the comparison
ends. Johnson was unpopular; ROOse-
velt Is stronger in almost every Con-
pessiOnal constituency or district
han Is the representative in Congress.
h Is predicted here that Mr. Tawucy
uill az the next Congressional election
b defeated through the Presidents
criticism CT his MISREPRESENTATION ~'th
rsieTenoe TO the detective bureau.
Il Is not usual for the cabinet OF
President 90 be- so WlG - ,.--u7 d. -
and apparently made up two mon rs bee
ime the day OF his Inauguration. As
Usual thing only after the President
b inaugurated Is the cabinet named,
AID then there are some surprise.
MS after all may be the case with
NJ Tafts cabinet, but apparently
alihepticated announcements are al
nady made. There Is no doubt but
-ai Senator KnOX OF Pennsylvania
eil be Secretary OF State I'm the new
oonet; Ex-Governor Herrick Of
Oaio Il Is believed viii De Secretary
q ne Treasury; the present Secretary
q Var, Wright. Is expected 20 hold
lae same place In Mr. Taft5 cabinet;
ssnefal Meyers, the present Post
1As'er-General Il Is thought by many,
vi Be Secretary Of the Navy. other
-sheFe that Mr.. Thompson OF New
loiA viii be given the naval port
'Ao. Henry n. Hoyt OF Pennsylvania
slated for the Department Of Justice
ne Acknowledgement. Frank r.
li'eheock for Postmaster.GeneraI:
.-Aea r. Garfield for Secretary OF the
-'siior; James Wilson. the present
te1ary. Is expected 20 retain his po-
-'n a. the head OF the Agricultural
laflment Mr. Loeb. the private
Islary Of President Roosevelt. who
been the scapegoat Of so many
ls impetuous chiefs improper
~. Is 50 persistently mentioned for
% that cabinet position that ne
80 seem 10 have a clnch on some
t Il Is now said he will be- Sec.
' OF Commerce and Labor I'm the
-. -, o. air. sraus, the capable and
nodsst Jew.
mere would seem to be every rea-
WY PresidentElect Taft would
" retain the present Secretary
e Navy Mr. Newberry. al the
% the Navy Department He.
'olshly IN sympathy with the
eN policy for the regeneration