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Show . TWO BOSSES l( Two men In our country havo been talked ot more during tho lust thrco mouths than any other H pair. Wo mean President-elect Wilson and Gov- M , ernor Sulzer of Now York. ' Wo uro afraid both of them are going to havo somo trouble with their own party beforo another H year. Piesldent Wilson will Insist that he is tliu H Iioss of tho Democratic party and will not take fl . kindly to any llerco opposition on tho part of any Individuals of his party. J Sulzer sa)B he Is boss of New Yoik, and he' H Ib going to have trouble with Tammuny, on the ono hand, and the conscrativcs, ou tho other, be- H cause in tills republic, whllo somo men can bo bos- HHH bcs those who succeed aro men who do not an- H nouueo to openly their determluntlou to bo bosses. H They are both of them In positions where they H are exulting over their success, ono as president, HHH tho other ns governor of tho great empiro state for HHH New York by Itself Is equal to any except threo or H four of the governments of Europe It hns the H money, it has tho people, and It spends more money HHH in proportion to the people than any foreign gov- H. eminent ever thought of spending. H And when these men get to work, one In Wash- ington and tho other in Albany, it will take somo H, of tho tlncst scnmnnshlp to guldo their respoctlvo H' ships of stato And it will not bo surprising If wo H! hear that each humps his crnft now and then, not H on sand bars, hut on real rocks. Evening Tele- |