| Show fill l Denver Post There Is I a further lesson to 10 ho be drown from this d deplorable lor lle incident u are but R a poor ot at best through whIch to reward 1 i national hero Too many of thoe who wh a few dollers to such luch a 11 fund eve ee att afterward feel that they A sort ort or of proprietary Interest It If not inthe In Inthe the object which has hns drown drawn forth the tho contribution then In the object to tc which It hll baa been diverted In of the Its hues and aman among certain or of the contributors It Is sure Bure to de degenerate degenerate generate Into n a gift enterprIse and In this way belittles the ono one who receives and t the one who gives The Tho Post consistently opposed this sort Ort ot of recognition ot of services as lend lag to probable complications and as certainly cheapening the or of his tame All MI recognition of such services ns as Dewey e rend rendered ted should came Ome through the or not Rt at nil zill In this thia way the people eoNe 11 as a mon mass and not as asI I individuals contribute to n a worthy oh ob j t sad and no cheap And h hysterical men and women are given an any chance to ox ex plait themselves ChIcago sews New an It be that Admiral Dewey determIned to keep tAlt ot of poll I tics at all hazards it Is trying to create crute just enough to stop any at placing hIm on say any ticket l Kansas a City CUI Star Th The incident attire onen an opportunity for tor paraphrasing the trite observation used la I mill mummy It a doubtful eulogy lie has ba his faults tault who of u us have hee not nol It would not he be supposed II by an any rutland stu lent ot of human nature that a mn men with hi bravery ut of Admiral I eToy would b be without There Is I I iii In the tbt teaching ot of history to tita credit tb the assumption that thai R a mon man might those qualities equal to the achievement of Deweys magnificent Victor st at Manila 1 and yet ot be 00 capped with infirmities that might load him into Inlo th the pitfalls which art are can oon real under the specious lurta surface of at WashIngton society It is II qUite that charity should never till fail In a 0 where the but of us must ee HOW u us Cleveland Plain Dealer wilt wib replace the hero bro of t t In the affections ot of the unprejudiced Not for tor fora a suspecting that his action would be hc be what he thought would most surely eRn carry Into effect th the of If the who ha had hod been kind to It him Unfortunately that action becoming public In III on an torm orin and Without explanation was hoWe to lie Itt misunderstood was as Under the circum circumstances stances It II Wit was an error It t jU judgment now thaI list the art sTe known that regrettable mistake will be forgiven and 00 speedily forgotten Chicago Record An able and daring man wins a us t ellAe bottle bY c courage and skill Th The receIves time news enthusIasm praise and admiration soon il give way to hysterical put upon a estal an and with all the virtues vIrtue ot of perfection In the mintle or of tOme some at least of his lit admirers he loses losell nil all th the defects and defIciencies common to ta hu bu human man lOon nature the world over ocr and I is ln en with qualities Ills enthusiasm increases to such n a that unconsciouslY It the en themselves S Then suddenly th the hero frankly demonstrates that thaI he heis is 18 who wholly 11 human anti fallible and there Is A 0 reaction proportionate te In its so ro verity to the origInal laudations Part Iy 1 liS as n a result of portly wIth a 0 sense ot of relief from the duties ot of partly from disgust anti and embarrassment at the excesses of praIse there arises arhe a tendency to ta Oy fly to the other extreme Denver Demer sews Atter all we like Uke the admiral better we did be before Core We realize that the tho great triumphal arch and the cheering millions spoil him lie Is just one of us Ills years have not cooled the fires In bit heart whatever h he till and nil all lie Ito did was homage to Cupid ond nd hymen That hp he could leave lea the Olympia live for tor tL a week In a 11 of adoration hear henr his victories vol voiced b ba by bya a tongue and In R a dR day ask a roman Oman ho he loved to be his wife anti lit In 1 a week marry her and discard pomp AnI saul and lie he with his wife go ga about I their busIness s as though ho were l a plain common everyday man make the country love 08 him and the love lovo grow rol to immeasurable size anti paw power r St Paul laul Pioneer Press Pres The admiral will 11 get over feeling so 80 badly III as this about It The sudden plunge from the warm and gentle ot at ot of public adulation Into a cold l bath th of publIc contumely was too much far tor the equanimity of the sailor telmo had hover before been sub subjected to ta experiences of tilt this sort It ItI itIs I Is plain that lilt sensitive tar will never do for tor R a presidential candidate For or he wears lute hla heart upon his hIli sleeve for dews daw to peck Rt at ew York World Ot Of course the nl dust effect ot of these ma malicious malicious licious Stabs nt at AdmIral Dewey was so 80 keen as to blind hIm to their source Its signIficance and Insignificance nut Hut when he looks again lie will distinguish between the masses ot of hIs hla fellow tellow and nd a coterie or of anonymous political bravos circulating malicious falsehoods and writing unsigned letters to n a Washington n newspaper The American people are very Vry sensitive theIr hero as aA well ns as extremely jealous ot of his a affections The attack upon him will recoil with lIh fury tury increased 1 a upon those who make mako It |
