Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-06
COLONEL QUOTES
MUNSEY LETTER
Continued from First p.ge)

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ayers are conducting the tight Cor dele
gates has come to light IN the form Of
circular letter which is being sent on
to postmasters and other federal en-.
pioyes throughout the northwest. That
q similar form OF letter Is being sent
through the south already has been stated
but its exact terms have not as We,
come to light.
Tho letters received by the federal en-
pioyes in the northwest are very dell
estely worded-such letters as only the
pen Ct tho diplomatic Mr.. Mckinley could
well turn out. and abound with yelled
threats ana plastic praises Boundless
enthusiasm is expected and IL Is declared
without hesitation that the sentiment in
favor OF the nomination Of President Taft
Is rapidly growing. Hints are being
thrown out that assistance OF all good
office holders is needed. Afr. Mckinley
evidently forgetting the optimism ex-
pressed In the preceding paragraph.
Already several hundred OF these let
tiers have been sent out. II 10 stated. and
more, said to contain q more personal
tone. are In course OF preparation for
serving 10 lob holders who have dispaayed
reluctance to rally TO the support Of the
administration. In these latter epistles.
II is stated, the hints as 10 what win be
the portion of federal servants who fail
to faithfully serve the interests Of Pres
ident Taft are made mos plain"
with the statement the Roosevelt head
quarters gave out copy Of one OF the
Taft circular letters, addressed In blank.
After expressing optimism as to the out
look for Mr.. Taft and the opening Of the
national Taft bureau. the letter con-
| cludes:
conduct q dignified and energetic CAM
paign In kseping with the presidents high
conception o. American statesmanship. /
would. therefore, thank you to render
such assistance as you can, consistent
with your duties. ana would appreciate
an early reply. giving me such infori.is-
iloh as IN your 'uosmen. VIII iscin'ate
the WORK Oh the bureau. NeH truiy
yours
MM' ~ M hiSLri' Dnee'o''
Answer from Mckinley.
President Taft's manager. Representa-
tive William B. Mckinley. made the fol-
lowing statement today in reference to
the alleged activity among federal en-
ployes;
under the recent ruiins or the eisii
service commission the manaxes o. .ne
cainpaish VI my Wesoen'A. o@naies'e
may inq.no u any ,eees.a oia'Se no'a''
- 20 po''uesi eonoitions IN ms 'iei'nU'
ana may ask nus own ponucai praef-
ences. wn'cn : a'suno''s aia ho' 10 ia
my 'euer " .ne S'eh'
NO oincenoiaer was asseu oy me y
10 anyth'ns "nioh was no. CONSISTENT
WIN ms aunes unoer ,ns Jaw ana g.
peosi en'pnAsss was ia4o On 'ne sou'ee'
rep'y tut no o'ne' puiposo u'an =.
in IN tne reeipfeh.s miho .hat ne oneu
no iur,ner oo,'sAuon 70 ahsD0uy '"aa
.he courtesy VI an answer
Mr. Hoosessi's mshssers are a. nee
as 4 anu 70 "r'.e any o'lieei'o,as. ~ .lo
sni'eu e'.ss Ans une. ain ."ss Me
WINS " i"e 'e''s :. So'ons' .soo's'
ven, enops WYNN, sonA'e. DNon mas
a'Nsss oesh oon'p,ouous' aio no' nss'
tate 70 ioho~ s',h'ar 'li'o y, as.o'
lour years asos ma p'ops.,s, .o'' "
Au'e ."y ~ ,ha' w. eoa'u 'ne' M
sccuroa rehapis ,n'or'n n. oh "h'e"
!" nAp GUY .he" oshpsisn'
/ asEi Roosevelt and Perkins.
Inc National n neaaeusrtes save
our s's'e,nen' 'ou.s uee'ss .nA' ."s
farmers " 'he 'n'ouis ives. o ae.
insnahs .ha. oeo'so ". ns ~
neuni noso.fhes' ie'sesu " pso'''i''ea'
o.i'ol.Is Q. me iisssss,s' ues,. -
t1s'nseses i'om M i'oossse'' anu h's
me 49, ~. - -.
'"s u. .no s,a'e'', 'a 49,,
.ney are only ina'ca.ns .neir isn01shee
9. sne 'ae' .h.' MI s's'ns "ou'u p,ee.
aov hAss 'os. ms 1oo 'ons 49, mao y
nol peen TOT ans in.inA's ir,enasnlp WIN
ar Ho'sesss running oaeA o'e' many
year.
Il, "me SUI Is'nss unee.or "
Tue s.oel corpoleuoh sho VI .ne inee.hs
uonsi harvester compsns, mr. rerAins
mas recentiy severed himseit rom many
o. nus CUISINES o"eeuoas' anu nv"
oeVouns muoh OF ms time 70 soivihs .ns
prooiems OF uhe tunes Inc ise ses'
Norh aions tnis hne 10 when mn re
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80 - -, -.
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ouestfeh OF Headassrters.
Senator Joseph N. Dixon OF Montana,
chairman OF the Roosevelt executive COM |
u'ittee. replied today TO the statement
given out BY the national Tart headousr-