Show PRESS SS PARAGRAPHS President Taft in his recent visit Fouth talked to the people at all points point like a genuine citizen of tho the United States The press generally approve The Baltimore Sun says Tafts Taft's tri trip to the tho south may not bear the fruits of Republicanism but ho is sowing the thc seed of will that will good promote patriotism patriotism pa pa- and aud unite unito and strengthen tho the country The fhe Indianapolis News in the following following follow follow- ing In has a hope that the result may inay tend toward more rational politics It It may ma bo ho that the Taft TaCt policy in the south southwill southwill will vill have bYO a good effect not only in iu that section but throughout the nation Certain it jt is that he will best servo his coun country r who does something to put our a rational basis The St St. Louis Globe Democrat thinks the president is ri right ht in his predictions It sa says s 's President Taft is is right in in his prediction that there will viii be a new south Florida has already set let the tho pace by bv defeating a bill for disfranchising tf the e negro voter oter The Chicago Tribune thinks Leaders Lenaers Lead Lena ers era of the southern Democracy anxious to maintain tho the solidarity of their party may scoff scott at the tIle selection of a Democrat as ns a postmaster or a collector collector collee- collee tor as a bid for individual votes They cannot sa say that when the president confers con con- con I conIfers fers a political non-political life office upon a a member of t the e opposition party The Bridgeport Post jives gives its approval ap ar- ap- ap pro nl in the subjoined President Taft is just cuddling up to the south and is doin doing it in a wa way that wins him the respect respect- of the people of that part pant of the country Ho He is for the tho best heat men inca in office re regardless of party This may cause a pang pan in the politicians politician's ians ian's breast but it sounds fine to all lovers loers of good government go t The II Hartford Times thinks Mr r Taft is doin doing McKinley's work and that it mt was as unfortunate that Mr r. r Taft was not sooner president It says Mr r. r Taft is carrin carrying forward with great reat success surce the tho work s so begun by President dent McKinley in the elimination of sectional bitterness and prejudice in in the south What a pity it is that he be could not have been Mr i. i McKinley's McKinley s 's immediate immediate imme imme- diate successor in the white house bouse as he be mi might ht have bave been but for tho the success of the sneaking assassin at Buffalo in 1901 IDOL The Providence Journal moralizes after after af af- af ter this fashion The only reasonable policy for a president whether he be bea a Republican or a Democrat is is the ono one announced announcer by r. by Mr Taft The southern states must be be treated as well by bv tho the federal admin administration a as any other other states are arc treated no matter whether they contribute to the Republican majority ma ma- jonty in congress and the electoral con congress ress or prefer to remain loyal to their ancient idols While the southern people whom our excellent president so sympathetically addressed in his Petersburg and Charlotte Char Char- lotte speeches have marched forward forwar with mi mighty strides in all that relates to national pro progress since the civil war and the almost as all destructive re regime imo of carpet bag rJ- rJ much still remains for the formation of a a more perfect union minion One of the most obvious of these things is an no equitable tion of the taxes and burdens of gov gov- Ov- Ov Philadelphia Record The Times-Democrat Times of Xe New Orleans tells teUs of a county where rc not many men but a R. great reat many horses wear trousers Equine sunbonnets are very well said a veterinary but what hat would you vou yousa sa say ay to io equine trou trousers troupers ers ers' You You'll 11 see se them in in Guayaquil There the mo mosquitoes and greenhead flies files are aro so thic thick that horses and and donkeys unless their It legs s are eased cased in ID cloth become unmanageable in t their pain Guayaquil's in Ecuador It j is directly under the equator quator The heat there is insufferable ble- ble Up and down its narrow and foul smelling streets in in bluish clouds of buzzin buzzing insects walk horses horst's and donkeys s in sunbonnets and pantaloons Mexico exi o is fast becoming the great cattle country of the American continent conti conti- nent neat and northern Mexico f is the ideal cattle country of Mexico said G. G B. B McDermott of Nacozari who was in Houston rece recently As the farmers and anel have has forced the cattlemen n of tho the great southwest st of the United States to move moc their ranges they are arc naturally seeking the tho most favorable localities and northern Mexico seems to cal appeal more fori to the them than an another any other section tattle attic are being moved rapidly into Mexico from the United States and the tho cattlemen of Mexico are arenow arenow now now- paying payin more attention to their herds than formerly with ith the tho result that an excellent q quality alit of beef is being being be be- in ing built up in tho the republic lic Houston Tex lex Post lost S SIt I It is painful to notice that certain business men of Colorado have havo dared anred to urge upon tho the United States senate the tie necess necessity y of passing the tariff bill bm promptly It is a sacred dut duty of politics poli tics ties to interfere with business but business must never bo be allowed to in in in- in politics m York Sun SunI The kaiser has emer emerged from comparative com corn retirement to complain that no moro more are bin being born born But ho should find fund consolation in in the tho fact that Richard Strauss can cau sell seU the publication rights of an opera for before tIm the first bar has hns been composed b before fore even en the tho plot of the tho libretto has bas been decided upon I Difficult complex passa passages passages' es do abound in contemporary Gorman German music musie I as Wilhelm II says but but it is much more profitable stuff than Mendelssohn could turn out New York Times The New York Sun intimates in the following that a certain gentleman will bear watching There may be something something some some- thing in tho the report that the Hon lion Carter Carter Carter Car Car- ter Henry Harrison el eight ht years vears mayor maor of Chica Chicago o is willing to do lo 10 business s sa a again ain at the tho old oM stand Ho lie says sas no but he Ilc is a practical campaigner and knows the value of political coyness Besides he fine finesses es too much It is ishin hin himself sef that adjures the reporters to notice that he lIe wear a black derby hat bat and has put putt away the immortal brown fedora that w was s his standard and so iO long Young Carter will bear watching |