Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-13
THEODORE THE SILENT.

"Husl-sh-Mum's the word" drama
icaily declared one Theodore Roos,
velt-the one who killed all the VIII
animals IN A~frica--'I VIII not ha,
anything TO say Chardly cvcr)." An
he struck an attitude like unto IN
william In the play when he plans t
abduct the heroine, and those teetl
wont 20 omit 'fdee-lightcd" gave gu
the startling, unexpected odiet o
"silenee" ~andmtalked on. The dec
laraiion that fell like a thunder bol
from the blue skies OF anticipation
was given out officially on the 10TH
~ June and the first in the hearts
Of his co%untrymen,' retired to the life
primevaL on this 18th day Of August
the question arises-has this dead
silence which has permitted the hith-
erto strenuous one, only TO advise the
politicians. %dcnounee his enemies and
console his fricnds-has 1t ayailoth
aught2 Has tho colonel gained or lost
IN public esteem since his return
from Africa? Here's his record since
that time ana sad is the relationi
An insignificant, measly array and "ye
That have tears prepare to shed them
now only to think Of the mighty
Teddy IN idieness and not ut work for
the betterment Of his country. brings
a lump 10 the throat ana tears to the
eyes OF an humanity. Thusly the de-
sertcr spent his summer.
June 70 Colonel Roosevelt issued a
statement through a third party ask
ing Governor Hughes to run again To
save the party.
june 2s he met Governor Hughes at
Cambridge, Mass, mud formally
urged him to take a third nomination.
Hughes refused.
June ~ Roosevelt wired orders TO
The New York legislature 10 pass the
Cobb direct nomination bin.
July Tho assembly. under the
direction OF Speaker Wadsworth. de-
featod the Cobb and All other direct
nominations measures amid violent at
lacks upon Roosevelt for Quitting In.
July g. The former president con-
ferred With senator Rristow, Repre-
sentatives Murdoch n Madison ana
other Kansas Insurgents; told them
they were all right.
They went back 10 Kansas. pro- c
Roosevelt 10 re behind them g
and completed the overthrow of the 3
Cannon standpatters." s
July 5-To Miles Poindextcr. NOM
of congress from Washington, "A
for the senate seat of Pilos u
Roosevelt said; ny George, / am "
with you, and YOU can rest assured l
nat VIII DO an | can 10 assist YOU II
@ land In the senate"
The same day Roosevelt made II
lear that he would stand by clifford ~
'lnohot. removed AS chief forester by h
secretary nallinrer ana President e'
MT. and that he would not lndorse "a
ne rnt administration 80 long as
'alllnRer was retained In the Tart
ahinet. ra
july Senators Cummins n Dol 10y
OF Iowa were personally assured IS
hat They would have the coloncrs ia
aeklng In rcpudiuting Tart mt the
epublican state convention. They
'ent home and defeated IA resolution de
'dorsing Toft hy an overwhelming pc
oto. le.
July 1-insurgcnt senator Bev- WI
flose OF Indiana was promised that
.'oseHelt would take the stump and
% am he could 10 secure his re-eiee- IN
on. tn
July li-speakcr Wadsworth was lh
'~rsonaily rchuked for defylng the III
o"Heteit command Tor tho enactment
lhe Cobb direct nominations and
as practically warned that he would r''
driven out of official life IL be per- 'n'
'ted IN fghting MY Policies MT ini
ellsworth boldly rctorted. II have tan
apologies 20 mako and would do
hai have done over again
july i2-Aner an al nlrht confer scr
'e with Governor Hughes. during q {
'ieh the governor again declined 90 h"'
for a third term. Roosevelt do
ny position Ia regard to the gov ''n
lofship this fall Is this. want To- w"
Id The best man for the office" "''
hughes had suggested that Comp- .
Tier Clark Williams ought To- be bis )
d. Roosevelt declined 10 give his
Is 10 Williams. but rcaflrmod his p'
iei that William Loeb or Horny l.
mfmon ought 20 head the state ,
set !
'he conference ended without an u
cement IN O. candidate. The Rooso-
.-HuEhes combine then collapsed.
s'f lS-RoosoVen angrliy accused D.,
'irman Timothy r. Woodruff Of the o.
nhican state committee 81 Mot , m
with William Barnes. Jr.. and nan
mes vs. wadsWorth. Jr. Co scutue
republican ship" r
u} lt-chairman Grlscom OF the r.t,
y York republican county commit j. h.
ana former Chairman Horher.
sons arranged with Roosevelt Tor
the rruund from under the n.
Of Woodruff In Kings. Barnes In i,hs