Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

shake on few or It's ourueus "nen Theodore Roosevelt speaks here In October or 1t will go to pieces like a rotten row-boat that has struck a jagged clin. Senator Albert J. Beyeridge. the Grand Young Man, and one Of the most dashlng figures in public life today, will either go down. stung to death by a swarm or local issues and felled by the drag or his own autoeratic personality, or he will stand erect to confront repuo- Iican legislature and demand his TO- election to the United States senate. For even though a republican legis- lature is chosen in Indiana, Beyer- tdge is not certain to go back to Washington. The recent state con yentiou. which the ''standpat" lead CTS permitted Beveridge to control withou. contest, in its platform an- rouncec- it is true:
 .With pride and confidence we make solemn pledge to the people that a republican legislature will re- turn to the Senate of the United States this man. whose name is syn onymous with yictory-Albert J. Bey- eridge."
 But the people of Indiana are un- easy. They know that there is grave doubt that a republican legislature will return Beveridge, and certainly that such legislature would not give him the full party vote. The proof came in Marion county, where beveridge's published candidates for nomination for the legislature were all defeated. and those favored by Joseph B. Healing, Fairbanks stand pat leader. were selected. These men. it is known. are independent, probably anti-Beveridge. To win, Beyeridge must have Marion county. These are disturbances of the party in the state Roosevelt must take stand on the disturbances in the nation. He must make a difficult choice. A fiat indorsement Of Beyer- idge will alienate further all the standpatters and antLBeveridge re publicans. A partial indorsement will further confuse the situation He cannot dodge. Disinterested repub' licans all have expressed themselves that another Osawatonie speech by Roosevelt will elect democratic leg islature" At Osawatomie, kas. Roosevelt uncovered The New Ma tionalism.'' He lugged into politics the initiative and referendum and a hundred other minor issues. In diana wants to hear about the tarin Beveridge is on trial for, as he ex pressed it. kicking the stomach ou of the tariff" In ali his politica life. Roosevelt has lodged the tariff question, and. as the controlling DO litical impulse in Indiana for years has been toward low tariff. the peo ple want to hear what Roosevelt thinks of the Payne-Aldrich bill. | he is ever to attack it he must. In diana, in October, is the place anf the time.
 The democrats are assuming tha Roosevelt will make another Osawa tonic speech If it does it will hav' the same effect on the Indiana politi cal situation as if a Pandora's Do, were opened The myriad httl' cares and troubles will fly into pee ple's faces, and ahead there will b only one great light-to vote tn democratic ticket for the legislature for the state offices and for congress A democratic legislature will cer tainIy be chosen, and the recent den, ocratic state convention selected Johl w. Kern as caucus nominee for sen ator Kern. who was Bryan's run ming mate in 1908, has troubles of hi own, even with a democratic legisla ture But more of that later.
 Just at present Indiana is aeroplan ing. After Roosevelt makes bi speech 1t will come down to earth and one will be able to foreteil tn result. Leaders from all over tn state have reported during the las few days that they will defeat be' eridge if any political wisdom an experience can effect that HI friends, who are the less experience politicians, declaring that they wi give both ssdes of the question, ute nothing but fulsome praise of th senator, and announce tEst the r pubIicans will make congression' gains wherever Beveridge men ar running, and that the Grand foun Man" will be successful in securfn the election of a republican legisi ture which win overwhelmingly 2 turn him to the senate. The dem crats merely say that they will r tain their eleven congressman, au that John W. Kern will go to tf senate from Indiana
 Careful inquiries and close stud of the situation do not place any these claims in the dominions of tf certain. There are twenty-five hoi over state senators. Of these [. democfats have fourteen, the repu