The Glenwood post., 1915-09-04
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Former Governor VIM. SulxeF, New
Yesk 3 great reform executive and the
naA who svattsd Tammany OF the
nap, Was . brief visitor to Glenwood
Springs last week. To . reporter Of
this paper Mr.. sulzer said:
"Glenwood Springs is growing apace.
i an glad to see its improvements.
einee I was here the first tinas, shout
twenty years ago, your beautiful city
has made giant strides. What has bean
accomplished here in the intervening
years aeeentuates that statement. Glen
wood Spring. is . beautiful city. It
viii become greater and more famous.
I Am fond of it, and take pride in its
growth, in its success, and in its pros
psFity."
"What have you to say about poi
ticsf" asked the reporter.
"Nothing now of moment" replied
NJ. Sulxer. 81 make it . ruls not 10
say much about politics during the dog
days. In other words, it is too early tu
make predictions Of what will happen
politically next year, and many things,
you know, may happen that will change
ths political situation"
"what about your great fight
against fammanyf"
"TAat win 60 oa,' said the former
governor with Q smile. "TsnAany II
sst sf buiaess at present. Ths DsA-
oeracy of New York, however, can
never win loaded with Tammaay. The
upstate Democrats will never submit:
y Bose Murphy's dictation. Murphy
must take back seat. Tammany must
sing low, or New York will 60 Repub-
Gcan next year just as it did las.
year"
"Have you any opinion about tha
warYn Mr.. Sulzer was asked.
"I am neutral" said the man who
has waged such successful war ON cor
ruption in New York. "O course,
tAink the war is deplorable- indiet.
1ent Of civilization the sooner II
ends the better it will be for all con
eerned. However, do not look for an
early peace. From all I can find out
the war will last at least another yeaz
until one side OF the other ID exhausted
I hope We keep out Of it. We ought
- keep out Of it; and to that end
believe it is The duty Of every patr'
etie American TO stand by the admin
istration in its efforts to maintain oul
neutrality and keep peace with the
belIgerents. When peace comes ciyih
sation should take immediate steps tc
prevent = recurrence of such . cause
lsss and brutal and unnecessary sacri
flee of human life. Wars should cease
TAsy Are too expensive to life AMI
property. Humanity demands it, and
humanity will and must show the way
Although Mr.. Sulser was disinclincd
to talk about politics, himself, or ths
world war, nevertheless, he was appar
entity glad to talk about Colorado and
her wenderful possibilities.
"Yes, Glenwood Springs is an idea
mountain resort-and one Of the most
pie4usesque places in America. 1T
springs are famous for their curative
values and mineral conteats. It shoald
b. enc of Tie greatest recreation places
and health resoets in The world, and
pssdiet it will be when the people knew
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