The sun., 1910-06-12

= moment that they can 'wIA .hama fan
10 The curious. 70 thoas who cannse lBn-
dsrstand this e0nndanee. the RgDlhlle
cans say that the Democrats are gugO %
make some blundsr; that they have 500 %
reckon With Hearst: but even wItA9u1
Hearst ~ q factor these Rspuhlicana laf
you that the Democrats wiz DO tho WWsmB ~
thing At the right time as usual .it
Roger c. Sullivan. Democrats. natAanal
committeeman for Illinois. ana hR do
partner sx-Mayor John p Hopkins u
Chicago. have been IN New Hork elty ter"
the laa, few days and both declared thaA 40
serious Presidsntial talk from a psmooEAAla -
point Of view should he indnlEod IN untu
after the Ohio electiOh and the Congress
elertiOna neat fall u was learned that
Bryan and his friends have already organ
lied a crusade against Gov Harmon of
Ohio ir Oklahoma, the little new sAaas
Which dominated absolutely the Damp-
cratic national convention az Denver n
lOOs. That convention. it Vas remarked.
was the most pronounced instance AZ q
little tail NagEinG little dOE In the history
..suss'
Representative Herbert Paraona az the
Thirteenth New York Congress- dlalrict,
according 10 his friends. 10 not confident %
reelectlon next fall should he accept a re-
nomination. The pluralities Of Mr.. PuFsons {"
In the distriet have been as follows, tsoa.
7.sss: 1870. sSOO; lpOs. s.l7s. coasEaFy %
the usual order Of things. Mr.. Paraong't
smalles, pluralitiss we're in the Presidential
years
Mayor GaynOr'a suggestion q q no1H
avenue through the heart Of the cry frpmE
Eighth street 70 Central PaTk midWaT |,
between Flfth and Sixth avenues recalls
recent. Conversation held with Richard
Croker. who said; .
New York was laid out wrongly 81 &c
start. Il should be twisted around. TAa
blOOts 100 feet long. particularly whsga tApf
lraiiie b heavy. should run east ana Wese
not north and south a. they do n0w. anA
the avenue blocks ought to Be- loagoN u,
that had been done you wOuldn't have all
this blookading Of the streets With tra0nc.
- you do now The city should have basn
laid out that way.
We have gone 70 an awful Joe q en-.
tEavAgancs IN the bnilding o. bridges. We
should have had only tunnels aud no bridges +,
at all II h easier 70 take care of the tunnalp :
and cheaper. and they could Be built for
half the expense, aud besides they d0n't
spoil the river. think Il "a an awful
mstake: the money spent for bridges
WA absolutely thrown away We eoHld
have had six tImnels--yes. ten tmnsla-f
under tho East River for what ve wi pags
for the bridges. which only ruin our Ooanis-
ful city ........ .... ..Hf
There n more or leas mystery - 10 the
real physical condition Of formsr Mayor
Tom l.. JohnsOn Of Cleveland. Hia friand1
are concerned over it. some Insisting THAI
Mr.. Johnson has fully recovered from q d
recent very seyePe illness, while otheFa
equally intimate With Mr johnson declare
that he II by no means a well man. Mr..
Johnson 70 a disinterested observer seems
By no means IN robust health. 1f
Representative Francis Burton HAFTisoa
Of New York. several Of his colleagu ~
called last night. should not have felt espSoi-
ally aGGTteved Al President Taft for barriA9
him out Of the White HOUSE. fOg Presidalt.
Roosevelt did the very aama thing. ,fo-r