The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
NO THIRD Term.
Chicago Tribune


Tribune the denomination and eIecton o p
dent Roosevelt 1t does favor his election to what some
of his admirers choose call second elective term"
2 There number of why the Tribune is not favor
cf Rooseve1t's reelection
of them that he has soemny declared that he will under
circumstances accept another if should be offered to him
that he would not be candidate permit nomination be
forced upon him.
In this think the President While he has not served
full terms he has had years of the presidency
M be elected another would years than
Washington other president He has had aborious
useful in the White House. and has than met the
just expectations of his counymen His fame could greater
than He could not the end of another years term be
any popular firmly intrenced affections of his
Aeountrymen
President Roosevelt is amazingly popular The railroad
do not like him, and great many engaged in
he might be improved upon Even Mr. G. B. M Harvey
tied upon him tokens of his dsapprova But only necessary to
about the Streets the railroad trains and in places public
assebage discover that President highly regard
led by his countrymen the present ever was
The Tribune opposed principle the third risked
much in 1880 when opposed the denomination
third would risk much in if it become
oppose the denomination of President Roosevelt under
Similar conditions.
The Tribune one willing admit that there is but
the United States who capable serving president
There 100000 people here and among them all there must
be than who fit occupy the White House and discharge
the duties of the Chief Magistrate We believe that there
be than dozen in the Republican party alone.
Moreover it by certain that the denomination of
President Roosevelt for third would be followed by
The Tribune may be mistaken this subject but believes
there deep abiding feeling among the people that
enough for any Part of this feeling may be
have been aroused 1t would be when the campaign
popular candidate should be opposed Mr. Roosevelt
the other side 1t would eb proclaimed that tending toward
Imperialism and would be- If the tradition regard the third
should broken down there why should be
followed by fourth fifth and Mr.. Roosevelt is
parativey young he might continue be elected for several
terms more
The people ready for that They believe change the
White House good thing well change in other political
offices Indeed the superstition that the life for judges
admirable thing is rapidly dying There objections
which sufficiently demonstrated England and
this country The life of federal judges has its draw
backs There federal judges who should not be office
today would be it question either of
election reapponten long term and large salary, in
New York. would be preferable the life life tenure
invitation the arbitrary of power, and
azness selndugence and self exploitation instead of de-
voion to business.
No good enough be presednt forever and the Trb
ne one will admit that among the SO0000OO people in
the United States there not good Theodore Roosevelt
who may be chosen succeed him in the White House.
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