The Washington times., 1910-04-06


Roosevelt will tell the people frankly
that he made a mistake
'.'The United States will belong 10
Theodore Roosevelt when he comes
home" said Representative MOTIFS OF
Nebraska.
abroad" said Representative kron-
miller Of Maryland, indicates that the
world regards MIN rs great man.
man almost in class py hlInseiL
Much depends on his attitude WIeh ne
returns home he can either save ms
rarity or wreck IT.. II Is Impossible 20
predict what course he viii pursue. DuJ
ii is not difficult % see what course re
should take He has usually been rlgnl
and there Is no reason why ne shoUlC
not be right this time
Depends on Circumstances.
REPRESENTATIVE John a. Keliher OF
Massachusetts, said:
1.-THE influence TO be welded by Theo-
dore Roosevelt upon his return to the
United States viii, in my opinion, de-
pend upOn circumstance. II ne is as
undiDlomatic in his utterances as ne
was in Egypt his influence VIII be MI
II ne attempts TO give the Tart AdT
ministration a clean bill Of health ne
will lose his prestige with the American
people If, on the other hand, ne comes
ont into rhe omen and fearlessly declares
that his Dolicies have not been lived up
70. he viii practically pronounce the
death sentence OF the present Republi-
can Administration.
The political tide has turned. the
| Democratic party Is coming INTO power,
and any effort Of former President
Z Roosevelt 70 stop IL viii prove no more
! effective than did the command Of King
( Canute TO the incoming tide IN the days
I of old"
/ .aThpodora Roosevelt Is the most in
{ T~T SIN american life Tn10 Z
/ and the people OF the United States viii
/ denonstra - that fact when ne returns
home" SAID Representative Hayes OF
! California
TIE Journey through Europe Of for
/ u1er President Roosevelt. the first made
/ by a retired President since General
{ Grant went to EarOpe, demonstrates the
! high esteem in which this country IS
hel dby foreign nations, said Repre-
/ sentative stan lrd Of Wisconsin. Upon
his return hon 7 believe the people of
: the United Sta,es VIII give ample evi-
dence or thei- niEh esteem and affection
I FOR him
Inspired by Sphinx
7 think Theodore Roosevelt got his
! latest inspiration from the Sphinx, and
being wise think the inspiration viii
serve him well when he returns TO the
I United States. said Representative
Z Hitchcock OF Nebraska
/ 1T r. viii continue TO be the domin-
( ating figure in the destinies OF the Re
( publican party fo- some time 10 come,
3 said Representative Sulzer Of New York
{ Theodore Roosevelt IS one Of those
. rare individuals who are as great cut
! Of office as I'm Office" said Representa-
, tive Victor Murdock OF Kansas
Champ Clark, minority leader OF the
! House. said:
! What Colonel Roosevelt viii say OF
/ do after he reaches America. or before
! he reaches II, like tire peace Of God
( passeth al understanding He is 2
law unto himself; but It IS absolute GER
/ tain that he viii do and SAY
something, for he is one or the mosi
,1stless and Industrious Of all the sons
II Adam
Theodore Roosevelt has been received
i n Europe as Cne Of the worlds Creates
men" said Representative Kinkaid OF
! Nebraska He viii be given a great
I ovation when he comes home and hs
viii continue TO WELD his influence as
feaTlessly as before Re went abroad.