The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
uestion of Present Feeling of
Former Executive Toward
Taft Interesting )ne.
CORRESPONDENCE N
YEAR BETWEEN THEM
.ddy May Feel Bound t. Sup
mort Administration, Even
Though Not Satisfied.

..rlal TO The Tribune.
II asuINGTON. June 12.-The rturn
Taeodore Roosevelt TO the nIitcd
|-,sx promises 10 be almost as g'eat
orent In the political world as a pes
-.,,sJ election. The Roosevelt malia
zriured Republicans and Democrats
"A Everywhere there is uncertainty as
that he will do and what be will say
|>rvbody has an eagerness 10 know.
~ eS-president Is scheduled TO land
Now York on Saturday, June is. After
laws exercises. he will go Immediate
Ia his home at oyster Bay, \. 7. From
a time on anything in the shape Of a
rs Item with that magic date line
4 be eagerly scanned.
<oue of the politicians in Washington
Eve that Mr.. Roosevelt VIII make any
rortnnt political utIerance Immediate
'0u arrival They expect him 10 re-
IS and talk with hundreds OF visitors
. guests at Oyster Bay, and there Is
'o0es,ion but there Will be any num-
OF callers eager and anxious TO give
\ Information on political happenings
{he past year, colored according to
n point OF view.
|.nator Elihu Root and Clifford Pin
h met the cX-president on the other
\ and have already advised him OF re-
d political happenings. Despite this
Roosevelt is reported TO be hungry
information"
Depending on Teddy.
Icpublican leaders are pinning large
IS OF success In the congressional cleo
|s Of this fail on Mr.. Roosevelt sound
bugle call. The men composing the
'1blican congressional campaign COM
lee make no concealmcnt OF their be-
that at tho proper time Mr.. Roose-
Will deliver n speech or write a
1r, as he has done In past campaigns,
will impart spirit and courage to
workers In the field They do not
how ne can avoid giving aid 10 the
nipistration and the candidates OF the
he Taft administration has made no
that II is uncertain or uneasy over
- Will be the eN-president's course
nus return 10 this country. II may be
kfd definitely on information given out
ie passed between Mr.. Taft and Mr.
repslt since the latter sailed. more
= q year ago. The failure OF these
iormer warm friends TO correspond
leoS-tlrne has given rise to q sus-
or In some quarters that tho old ties
fieudship have been broken, or, per-
strained somewhat. There have
q reports that Taft and Roosevelt fell
ociore Roosevelt left the United
tee, and that the relations between
tvo men may soon become openly
teonlsuc. II should be added. how
tDere Is not even circumstantial
tsace OF very strong kind on which
psge such presumption.
glausiole reason Is given by mutual
5us in an effort to explain why not
ietter has passed between Mr.
and Mr. Roosevelt in recent months.
known to all men that the presi-
~ nomination was conferred on
dent TAFT through the efforts of
roseiI The latter also took a live
~ m Ine campaign which placed
ION ne turned the battle In favor
lts The Democrats charged that
would be Roosevelt's man Friday,
-aser ego. his mere automaton.
Y Wanted to Get Away,
SUBSEQUENT departure OF Rooge-
lpr Africa. where he buried himself
c ]ungles for year, was in ancnrd-
WIN a fixed and definite purnoae
some, OF which Taft was fully in,
HrE,,,ner Theodore Rooscvelt's opinion
tnliam Howard Taft has Changed is
tl'oWh' put he valued the Ohio man
whsn ne was made the standard
vi .he party. Here Is what Presi-
SE1osevclt said OF Mr.. Taft the day
,oago nn convention made Taft the
lsel tnat the country is indeed To bo
'dTlated upon the nomination Of Mr.
= nave known him intimately for
kl,,, esls ana ! have e peculiar feeling
= ~ oscause throughout that time we
.sros o.heo lot the same objects. with
rns ~ purposes and Ideals | do not
-, nere could be found in all the
fnan 80 well fitted 10 be prcsl-
rlufa,v - S;I hot only absolutely fearless.
os ~ uIsinterested and upright b,ji
1s tne widest acquaintance viii ILe
bro,Seeas. neeas. without and within. and
s"aoest sympethies with ali onr
Edn-. re would be as emphaIicaIl,-
,sslsn Oh plain people as LINCOLN
fres,r set hot Lincoln himself would
jesst =. lhe least faint Of demacogy
<cIass b,,rs ,nughc: 10 arouse or appeal
folIa. na,red OF any kind. He has a
,ar and Intimate Knowledge of 80
~ win. The needs OF all our peo-
rIfba 'nc farmer. OF the wage-worlecr
a. Snsincss man. OF the Dronnr,y
Il nr ~ ,nidtter what mans occupa-
{ }creeG ni position. no matter what
: utry frn,.' W" Golor, or the section of
|honcsl III haW w which he comes. IL he lis
10 his Az. na,c .Working man who tries
Ia ~ uutE toward his nciEhbor ana
Iho I country. lie can resi- aser1n5
Iphf y, NJ. nave In Mr.. Taft the most
ness NJ representatives and the mosi
In,t oil champions. Mr.. Taft STANDS
= nentl~ privilege. and Inc stands pre-
<frican c,,i.ne INC broad principles of
ndatlon 'n15%"nblIlp ~ which lie at the
o"F national wcll-being.' :
POSSIBLE Explanation,
Dteyslj' an explanation as TO why Mr..
hded Lilo ana MT. Taft have NOT corrc.
hfhs t., In eech other for thcse I1any
n All me- remote corner of the world
Abuld oahs me- ol communication STONED
Q was "SS u, ne charged that Mr.. Roose
y was snid W. INC affairs OF atate
"a sai1 TO be In the cx-pre sident,s
amo The occupant Of iha Wht,e
Il ''''erstood and appreciated Tho m
he AZ, ocon stated above. there Is nc
Flnr INV Whieh can be pointed TO as
his ola AZ. gr,.M Mr. Roosevelts friendship
.Is him IN iasnoS a mas cooled, or that II,
,Sn Mr. Taft's part. Tor FOR Sc sn,.n,.a .aS,
Xtfer "c ~ taking Office. he continue,
~" Til. at. Roosevelt as the presi,
NJ kaf ~ %as INC tide no used whei
I|ntlon hot me same cabinet table. III
by - rSapg Sng called 10 the rcmarlf on,
N amior I,slior. President Taft rema rI<e,
'"''asis He is still my prcsi
~ fa fcca,iS.al aSal OF excitement was create,
.itrcsenin,f when IT became known i;,a
: ana ~ Hamilton Fish Of Nsy
representative Madison o
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