Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-14
TERM
MENOPENTO
REASON
ADMIT ROOSEVELT MAY
STICK TO DECLlNATI0N
Followers Of Taft Have Heart
to Heart Talk With President
at Canton and Go Away
Satisfied,

Satisfied,
Especial correspondence Morning Journal
Washington. oct. 18-The Itoos,
velt third-term boomers. at least some
Or them. have taken "a sober second
thought There may be found men
TODAY who. = month ugo. would hear
nothing but Roosevelt wis viii att
NIT now that the president Viii have
"a stand By his -pronouucement Of
election night. t90f-tbat under no
circumstances viii he become q can
didate for or accept next year nomi
nuti8n FOR the presidency.
MI Roosevelt has ~recehtly given
private assurances that he intends g.
stand by his election night statement
and that nothing ran swerve him
from that determination Arthur !
Norys. Of Ohio. campaign manager foi
Secretary ~ War Taft. had become
much worked ~ over the third tern
talk and at Canton he had a heart
to-heart talk With the chief executive
There has been made no public an
nouncement as 10 what took n.ace .
wv AtftA AfAAt Fl NNA tAttfAAM nus NFFA
given out 90 Indicate that the prCsi-
dent made li plain that De intends To
stand BY Taft - his first choice for
the succession Nprys has gone bach
TO the Job ~ booming Taft with a
confidence that had been entirely
lacking In his dcmeanor during the
past few weeks That TAFT managers
nov are convinced that they need fear
no throw down by Roosevelt. and
they have % clearer idea as 20 how
their campaign plans should be con-
Quoted. The person who is now most
feared by the TAFT adhcrenls Is GOV.
crnor Charles E Hughes. Of New
Herk. IN the polls taken he Is indi
Gated as the overwhelming SECOND
choice candidate " the supporters Il
Roosevelt and TAFT. scrutiny Of thu
fituetion shows that the Interests" m
Now York the men who control tha
speculative markets ~ the country
Tor any man or any measure that
VII defeat or discrefit Roosct
Taey have been successfully an
reed ps being for Knox. Forakv.
ANA Carson.
Early ia the game they were said TO
for Fairbanks. But now that it
seems impossible 90 nominate any re-
dictionary. the, are said % be lining
up for liuEhes. even though IL al
nown o. an men the Roosevelt die
iatcd his Nomination ns governor. and
iherebs sawed The state from Hearst
A. they ere disposed 20 put a. q %
said that Hughes has been infected
Win De- presidential virus aud Is VIII
.ng 20 part with Roosevelt in order tp
get the nomination. Ills bid ion th,
Of the conservative" cleme.t
= said Co have been Va his veto ~ Do
Wo.cent railroad bin. and his ssa44lI
20 give organized labor representation
anon The public utilities commission
which he selected no control the greet
operations Of New YORK
Secretary Tan has been openl, in-
the bows In every state tha'
be- expects. n made president. GO rec-
the organized workers tie
has been charactcristieaily blunt about
.his matter. those who go away
ificr asking the question feel that
.hry fully underrtand that the fellows
$40 deliver the delegates win be near
sf the Die counter Ia the days Of slice
ng out Thar are TO come.
itrcpllcctlnn 90 James o. nlniut's
quest for the presidency hns had much
90 DO With convincing the thlrd-term
BOOMERS that Roosevelt would have To-
stand pat on HE declaration. In i
NNN Blaine refused the nomination as 2
matter Of good faith. though be- :
auld ave had % had DE not been
damaut against the appeals OF his /.
1ppnrtcrs The republican national :
invention of that year was adiuHrn- =
Id from Thursday until Monday Iu T.
rler tn get word from Biains Who'll :
1H abroad whether De would D., 1
tniidate BE refused. and explained f.
u. attitude bt saying 'thst ll. pt,- !
Nas refusnls to Do considered e cane G
Ilate a encouraged other men ta I
'iHi zoe race ana that De did uot !
~ would boz fair 20 them Tor hIm a
become o. contestant 90 that late q
t Five months before the cnnypn- O
'n met thHi E in January 1SNN y
h.lIn. uIHie % letter from FIaf- =
Ut ltl addressed Co 49, Jones a
.arnan 90 che republican moe Z
'Hli CnHHIIrc bob which he doat ai I
" N"N.IIHA |HituNNIuN. IH.- .
'nrd Hl fh.s paragraph y
Htsn through sou 90 state t1 ihs II
e"ner- 'f tHs republican party that
p rams rI unt boz presented ta OBJ. Sc
unnai convention called 90 asssm- :.
r ni th..aEa Coz June next fur r II
animation ~ .aal.Hates FOR president 10
'd vice Trel.ri of the Emitted e
.atce am .Hr ned b., this dr. -
.on hf CONS entirely psf-
o. maf 90 ah.rh sou were y
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