The sun., 1910-07-19
T.R. WILL STUMP FOR NEPHEW
PROt IDED TOTNG ROBTNSON
GFTS THE NOWIN tTTON.
Wou't Hus,ie 10 Get uim Nominated
surr He " q Res1sIen' oS Herssimer
Ha~1t seen KInkeaa HAD No
ThouEh' of WiNins In n % TroubIr.

/ OYsrER BAv T. I IuIy ~ MIR Roose-
welt isSied formal statement to-day.
ths first one he has written since he got
haois from Africa 10 va. in regard 20
tho candidacy % hi- nephew. Theodore
DouGla- Robinson. for IN" nomination
FOR Representative IN Congress from the
Twenty seventh district which ~ com
po-'.d oG the counties oG Hsrkiner and
Oneida lie said that he had hoped that
he would 20 INTO active politics and that
he has high regard for his Judgment
and ability He concluded by stating:
n. and I are N accord In our views of
pubic questions
The Colonel felt that IN the hgh' ~ the
many stories being printed in the news
papers concerning his attitude toward
has nsphews ambitions he ought to say
somsthing Both young Mr. Robinson
and his fathsr Dou glas Robinson. came
to saGamore Hill to-day to talk things over
With their relative. Col Roosevelt did not
want political -harps to mi-con-tru. his
position Mr Robinson did not asa his
uncle 20 take a hand IN the nomination.
hut h@ did request him 60 come up and
speak for him in case he - nominated
The Colonel agreed To this very willingly
1 Col Roosevelt this evening handed out
the following statement. which he wrote
himself
Nv brotheT-in-law. Douglas Robinson.
and his son my nephsw Theodore Doug
as h"hins"n we're down TO So me Wy
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Countv Grange ami i. also A member OF
the COMMITTEES Of the grange which IL ar
ranging for the grange p'cni" to b~ held
IN VtIca az th" end OF august. and he 'ane
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nomination In IN. Twenty seventh di.tr,.t
comprtsinx HerEina@r and Oneida coun-
ties. he told me that he did not desire
mo 20 taSe any part whatever IN the MONT
hauon or- aus he e-pe. ANY h"s'f"l ha'
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his nomination | would come up and SPEAK
for him
] told him that Of course ] would. for
nave Ions hoped that ne would 30 INTO
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,s.u.n S,,oh.I Uho 4. knoxn n. ,hs Pc
n,,hLcan 49, in He,Lir,e, county II
!. said The, n GOOD many p.r.on. in U.r-
Lim.r 40 NO, ike IN. idea q, yonng NJ
Rohin.on r,nnins b..cau.. ~. rail. fro,,
New York city The Colonel r-oin,ed on,
in hi. .,a,enep, tha, the Robinson farm
has been IN the family for generation.
Mr. Roosevelt said 70 day that h. has
nothing 10 .ay concerning his futur. pIan.
in addition 20 the itineraries Of his trip.
which were announced last week A 10
his part in the State fzht. his feeling
toward the Taft Administration. his uoI,t-
ioaI utt.rancss during the ;rip@ thss.
are mere speculation. he said Whsn b..
10 going to do anything that he wants
announced he will say ~ himself. And
he remarked to-day that ha ~ not vet
! wiling to 4ivulge his plans. n he has
any.
mold. Kink.ad Of toledo who hs. b..r
mentioned as uubernstorial poss'blIty