The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
Training for the CamnaIgn.


What the guide book calls the lovely
summer resort 81 Dublin will have a
rare treat this summer, an attraction no
less than the spectacle and sound Of the
Hon. ALBERT J. BEvERIDGE training for
a SenatOrship. According 10 an in
spired despatch from Indianapolis
Ne has plann-i 70 90 80 Dublin. y n. me
latter part Of July 70 lsnain uhul september O..
rhr senator knows how 70 train physically for =
speaking ,snrairn. and hs proposes 70 90 a. II
systematically % that he stu be IN me trim
when ths startis msts
n there were any doubt that the an
nOuncement was made In behalf II Sen
ator BEvERIDGE and was fully author
ized by him Il would be dispelled by the
further statement that his plans call
for the most vigorous speaking cam
psign any man ever wagcd in Indiana. %
Mr. BEvERIDGE is already the record
holder and knows what demands he will
have to make upon his vitality n sur
pass himself Il will be no light under
taking. and. like other champions. Mr..
BEvERIDGE will have 20 seclude himself
with a stenOgrapher and a bulb camera
and lay out a course # dieting. physical
exercise and vocal gymnastics to be
strictly followed
The senator has trained before. and
he has told the world the secrets Of his
system He prepared himself ior the
career NJ an orator while ploughing in
the fields and working in a logging
camp in indiana The mmbermen
would not listen n him, and the crows
Ia the fields were always talking them
selves. The young BEvERIDGE, how
ever. was resourcefil. When alone,
he SAYS. ] made speecheE 10 tho walnut
trees. Even earlier when ploughed in
the fields at home addressed myself
to imaginary audiences IN the fence
corners There are comparatively few
walnut trees IN Cheshire county, but
large groves Of chestnuts. and 10 them
Mr. BEvERIDGE in a tightly buttoned
frock coat. with a glass Of water m a
stump. can make his bow. gesture by
the hour, and talk without challenge
except from the bluejays and the bull
frogs In August the corn will be well
up, and IN the myriad standing stalks
waving their flags the Grand Young
Man can explain why he voted against
the tariff bill when formerly he was
veritable dancing dervish Of protection.
In early August the hay will have been
harvested, and in the stubble the Tri-
dent insect people will leap nimbly
about. exulting and complaining. while
from the neighboring wood tho cicads
will pOur his shrill interruptions. In
replying Mr.. BEvERIDGE will ask for M
better practice. When he was selling
Errors Chains IN Iowa in the days Of
laying the basis for his universal knowl-
edge, i wrote Out--Mr. BEvERIDGE IL
the most quOtable man In public life
supposititiOus dialogues for NV agents.
In which | covered every possible OBJ
iectiOn any farmer or his wife might
urge against O'iT book he can there
fore put arguments into the mouths 81
the grasshoppers and the lOCusts and
iriumphahtly reiute them.
So much for the vocal and intellectual
part Of Mr. BEyERIDGE's training. but
this time he appears % h. going in for
a coure Oi athletics 90 improve his
wind and harden the muscles 81 the
thoraS. and the biceps and the forearms
on which the strain Of gesturing comes.
We recommend a rapid run up Beech
Hill before breakfast and a dog trot n
tho summit Of Grand MOnadnOck every
afternoon for the wind. There IL moth
ing better for the throat than back
ward somerSault from a spring board.
and Mr. BEvERID0E viii Doubtless Der
form this feat several times a day from
the beautiful shore NJ ThOrndike Pond.
Leuping across Wider Brook from side
10 side would b. good Tor the leg mus
cles. on which much rsquisition will he
made during the campaign. There will