Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29

administration. AS for second choice,
helieyc Secretary Root would be the
Z most desirable man.
cor. ]. ]. DAYNES, JR.- My first
choice, last and every time is Theouore
roosevelt ] would be perfectly WILING
tn go out and work personally tor MN,
IL called upon to do so. am III Iot mo
serving q second elective term'
HENRY j. WALLACE am Dem.
ocrat but have not yet MADE up my
mind as to who my choice would pc
ant have high opinion of Mr.:
Roosevelt, and II he were nonhnateu
and elected. should not feei paniS
over 1t.
r @. CRrTCHLoW--R Roosevelt Is my
first choice. But IL he is not available
why Secretary Root is my next choice.
Roosevelt is a man OF the people, one III
whom every one has confidence.
II. M. WALKER--I am not in politics.
and so do not care TO express 9,ss
snecial preference; but any good Re-
nubIican who is nominated by the ma
tional convention will satisfy me-
w s. NICOI~-I am for Roosevelt for
q aacond elective term, for the bus-
mess interests of the country are safe
with him. My next choice would ps
secretary Root, who has shown hiinseH
10 be a great statesman.
C.R.PEARsALI--The Roosevelt
IS by all odds my choice for next pres
ident, for l consider him as strong
man as ever sat in the presidehilal
chair. / have no second choice' as
Roosevelt is all want.
GEORGE d. MATEER--I have no
choice as to the presidential hoinlia-
ton. The date of election Is 100 lar
away
LOUIS siMON-Roosevelt is my
choice without the shadow OF douol-
with him in the presidential cna,I We
all know just What to expect. we ai~
that the country is under sate Suiue.
have no choice for a second in case
Mr.. Roosevelt does not run.
cor. WILLIAM NELsoN--I DONE
know as / have anything to say as
10 who my personal choice would pc Tor
the presidency. al present; only am
sure 1t would not be Mr. Roosevelt
LITTLE BROS.-Our choice would be
Senator Foraker; and after him, SeiIa-
Tor Knox, both of whom are good men,
"a MANAGER LEVITT FOR BEN DA-
vIS-Roosevelt first. last and every
time.
GEORGE 4. oDELL, COL. WEB
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express any opinions.
g. w. NIBLEY-I favor President
q Roosevelt and believe he VIII run IN
suite of all that has been said TO the
contrary If for any reason he should
not. Taft would probably be the man.
but | favor platform which would
protect the interests of the west.
THOMAS r. CUTLER, general man
ager of the several sugar companies
My first choice would be President
Roosevelt, as | would like to see him
carry out the great policy OF reform
which he has inaugurated. If Tor any
reason he does not run. viii favor any
candidate who viii stand ON a platform
that will favor a square deal for the
interests OF The western part OF the
United states.
SPENCER CLAWSoN--You may put
me down for Gov. Hughes of New
York. He has all the qualities of
bravery that Roosevelt possesses.
JOHN D. SPENCER am for Taft.
and 1 believe his years of experience
added 10 his knowledge of all the
country's needs, will enable him TO
steer right on the questions that affect
all parts of the country.
DEPUTY L. S. MARSHALL l.. r.
SMYTHE--First. Theodore Roosevelt
again for president; failing in that, 10
seph G. Cannon OF Illinois. Uncle Joe
Cannon is good enough for me-"
DEPUTY MARSHALL. JULIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roosevelt Is my first
choice. and / have not as yet picked
out a second candidate.
e. d. r. THOMPSON, register of
Ian dofiice-Taft is my first choice and
Knox second. what of Roosevelt"
asked a bystander. 'Oh. of course ]
was considering Pres ldent RoosevSt
out OF the race"
COL. MAURICE NJ. KAIGHN. re-
Ceiver of land ofiico-If IT were not a
question of third term ! would be for
Mr. Roosevelt, but as the situation Is.
Tafts candidacy meets my approval.
JAMES II. ANDERSON have AL
ways been a strong supporter OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, but ] do not believe
hat he will accept another nomination.
The man who will most strictly carry
out Roosevelts policies stands the best
show. Who that person is ! do not
know at present
HON. w. w. RlTER-'why Roose-
Welt. of course" And your second
choice. Mr.. Riter?" Roosevelt" just
as promptly came the reply. Then
with you 1t IL Roosevelt first. last and
all the timer" qnetied the News
man. Exactly" replied the banker.
He does not want the nominations but
j, believe that the conservative ele-
ment of the country will unite in de-
manding, no. asking MIR. Roosevelt t.
become a candidate, and nomination
would mean election
w n. WILLIAMS. state senator-I
favor President Roosevelt as first
choice, and II he is out OF the race any
other strong man who win carry out
the policy Roosevelt has begun.
W. z. o'MEARA-I am for Roose-
Welt first, Speaker Cannon second Can.
non comes from Illinois, so do l.
CAPT. DUNCAN McVICHIE-I am
too busy to think about politics. How
ever, Roosevelt Is good enough and
Wouldn't object TO seeing him renom
mated. Hughes OF New York ought Il
make good president and / dom
know but he would be just as prefer.
able as Roosevelt.
j. j. GREENWALD--I have only on,
choice for the next Republican presl.
Dental nomination and that man 1,
President Roosevelt | consider him e
De the greatest typical American thai
America has ever produced. He was
elected only once and / do not consider
that ne would be serving "A third tim,
II elected again. The people OF This
country are not going TO let him refuse
the nomination OF the Republican par
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