Show HIS STAR IN THE A ASCENDANT The ih results of the primaries in New Jersey arcan are arc arean an n indication that it will wilt not require ver very much 4 of a 8 stampede in the national convention to nomi nom nom- i C Colonel lonel Roosevelt on the s second cond ballot We J second bec because many delegations will be like h hal from Utah Ulah They rhey arc either pledged or in into 1117 J tuut d d. d to vote ote for President Taft and on the tho L ballot will obe obey jr instructions or keep their pledges But after that they thep will on a stampede stampedes 1 vote Ote t f for l' l the rough rider feeling that if on their 1 phun l home are arc reproached they ean can answer What Avas the use c to slick to the funeral when the f tf funeral t al cold meats were ere bellY being served at the weddin wed- wed t ding din feast i Assuming hg that the colonel is nominated all all all' p vho re remember 1896 will wiIl sec at a glan glance e h w difficult it will vill be to lo beat him Thus rIms far he lIe helias lias i won on every primary primar by the lavish use of cork cor- cor k JL money Then this year car in case of his hie n nomination on he will sill be liable to carry many south- south rl states s for it Js seems elUS clear enough that his his' contract con tract includes s that Aga Again it it-is it is clear enough that had lie been president pres ident dur during ng the past two years calS he lie would have found a aa a way to 10 interpose both in Mexico 1 and anci f Cuba tuba Some Som people ma may S1 say It is inconsistent SS assume 1 l in the same connection that the con con- m money nc co combines and trusts would red re- re d d ft t president who vho would maneuver to bring iring on Such people forget that the national f g laws la which have enabled the single house J. J l J-l I Pi Morgan Co to a accumulate cun so sp much that 11 if b been a le st as sa s' s a a pastime i to P purchase ll sc art works ad costing O were r l' forced on the government through the stress civil war var al' al 1 1 It is just just- possible that a new in installment of ds is needed even en as there was when Mr 1 Morgan gai forced from froni Mr 1 Cleveland an and Mr Ir CarSik Car- Car 1 lisle Sik Ji lc the e issue of of bonds in a time of profound p peace and while hile the government was not ll distressed for mone money the people at nt large were vastly sLl poorer than in the darkest days o. o of the war Avar i The Thc above gives a It fair view of the situation as toda today It is ism s a a clear case p pf contract bethe be be- tw n the mone money combines and the colonel who for two Inq months lia ha has been appealing to Ia the Ole people h help lp j th the same people he has contra contracted tob to f b ia fter he helped these same combines to absorb tl r Tennessee Iron and Coal Coa co company he went l hunting ig in the south The rhe acquisition caused thc the p panic nic of r 97 The rough riding president first h hoard heard ard o of the panic when returning from the time hunt jit Memphis t 01 or N Nashville sh and at the tile made a a defiant speech of how he lie was going to smash those money mij com combines in He lc is tead ready to lo repeat h that t per per- I. c nce the tle prospects toda today p tare are that he has more 1 ah 1 cv n chanc t to repeat t t the treachery tr in an enlarged red me measure s r |