The Presidential campaign looms up larger and larger on the horizon. Of the candidates in the field, Mr. Taft as publicans, still has a long lead. Bryan representing the Administration Re-
announced himself as willing to be the standard bearer of the Democracy for the third time—if wanted. Throughout the country there is a strong conviction that Mr. Roosevelt ought to serve another term, notwithstanding all precedents to the contrary. That he will neither seek nomination, nor accept it, may be taken for granted. Yet, us editor of the " Review of Reviews if toral college should chores him, it fs not to. be supposed Sat be be would refuse to take the oath of office.
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