The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-05
MR.. ROOSEVELT ON THE FIRING LINE.

following New
the Republican party its effect business all the country and
prospects success The unequvoca declaration
odo Roosevelt favor of the administration the Congress- and
they viii endure time and that they successfully make
contracts and plan business campaigns with stable basis from which to
Colonel disturbing his
his immense personal popularity hOme made him almost nveibe Most
OF the people Of the nation felt that any policy that Mr. Roosevelt Pou;ed
was certain to triumph They felt that when Mr. Roosevelt threw ms m
uence into the scale all but the shouting Consequently 1t
learn as to his attitude questions
the speech of welcome delivered by Mayor aynor of New York that he
keep his counsel national politics policies and tha
policy letter nothing for publication
Many people p noagn 'n nat ne % @ G ~ & s that So
they had nothing definite which to base
Eventually gentlemen interested the
them proved to have been followers of
the White They friends of the former Presidents be-
they had remained with him during battle They were OPP
posed to the administration Of them for purposes OF revenue only
and they candidates for office
permitted them statements their departure from Sycamore
ti g t fine fine - of P PAYNE tariff bin il was construed that
Mr. ROOsevts prediction for these likewise committed HIM to OPP
Mr. Roosevelt through the West his of the ad
mnstratOn only ukewan close analysis will show land wise poll
TEXANS were not deceived that everywhere Mr. Roosevelt COS appeared ne m
helping some close friend who was candidate Tor oiee on aLT
opposed the national administration This matter not given the close
%t b Mr. Rralt was sunnipg his friends he must naturally
he ~ to the national administration and Mr. Taft They forgot that
Mr. Roosevelt has reputation sticking aided him.
Naturally the information scattered broadcast that Colonel RoOe
leader the insurgents The insurgents took heart The bust
ness men o. Inc country, whose nose proSty o up b f ti
thoroughly deceived the insurgents They figured that Mr.
the BILL and that he would help the insurgents TO force
alignment sufficient amend this BILL In Short they felt
which business be done would changed the
The consequence was that business langud
kept that their strong boxes until they knew something
they upon make until
waited Mr. Roosevelt Not result of the Payne bill but because
visions capital was shy and coy 1t did nothing ., t
all to be the personal statements of Mr. Roosevelt alb
u control of the convention have done much quiet tins uncertainty
pr5 Of the national Of Congress and of its acts including
the Payne tariff bill certainty Roosevelt behind the ticket,
that it will be success is reassqring to business NJ Vol, 4.
Republicans fall He expects county IN the
of the ticket going speak uncertain The great
Empire will the Republican policies IhronhSut the nation
York The Roosevelt position eung to business The vote on
generally that clouds have cleared The New
York state platform mas arEea T H M march, f the point to which
the national administration has brought it. There TO be no change Of
policy Mr. Roosevelt has any influence win the
platform OutspOken favor of President
Taft administration than that of state
of prominence in the Union 1t is more unenvo'n IN ITS nn U
every Republican stand and that will cement the New
York RePuDn absolutely Ho beyond Rnd q Who for seven wears was the
predecessor OF Mr. TAFT was IN full control OF fs % Mr. T and
points the higher degree of proficiency and efficiency to which Mr.
Taft has brought affairs than accomplished by
predecessor points economy been brought about
bureaus of the government greater than was
Roosevelt
the President has praise and
eomum of Mr. Roees opinion of the administration
positive induce him write that sort of platform
for the blicanso of York o indorse.
of passed Business
settled down internal machine under
system and blow it sthereen de is not gong to run
china closet of public policy and smash all the dishes de
dolls home He is not going to be the fire
all sacred institutions and fiddle while
Mr. Roosevelt has intention OF Leading posse OF red
and government buildings the cabinet TO the first tree he
in the House yard
In short Mr. Roosevelt Republican He of the policies of
He the President Taft
the first eighteen months of ms administration and ne Wiling