The evening world., 1912-03-06
R0OSEvELTH|TS
BACK At ST|MSON
IN NEW CHALLENGE
Declares He Is no More Being
Forced Into Fight Now
Than in 1910.
ROASTS THE MACHINE.
Dares the Supporters of Taft
TO Submit Nomination to
Embossed Primaries.
ROASTS THE

M1NEoLA. l.. l.. March s.-col.
Roosevelt appeared again to-day for
Jury duty. but . trial begun yesterday
was srli IN progress and he was ex-
cused for the day.
Oyster Bay for mine now" ~ sa!d.
u hope ] don't rt caught In a biix-
sard getting here tomorrow"
While waiting for the court TO do
termins whether he would be called 10
the Jury boz to-day Col. Roosevelt
. a report Of h sps sch delivered
last night In Chicago by Secretary
stimson lie WAS thoroughly anEersd
By Secretary stimson's statement that
President Taft should be supported for
the Republican nomination In prefer
snce to Col. Roosevelt The Colonel
prepared the following statement In
reply TO Mr.. stimson:
In regard to Mr.. Btimson's state.
mont that against my original inten-
ton ! am bsing forced by certain per-
sons into the arena this year I need
merely say that the statement Ia cor
rect only In the sense hat Il would
be correct 10 make the same state
mont a. to my advocacy Of Mr.. slim
son for Governor In 1910.
I'm that contest, a. In this. I was
ex~ceedinsiy reluctant to be drawn into
the contest. In that contest. a. In
this. ! acted only from a sense Of duty
TO tbs people az n whole. and In that
contest ! was ~assaiied with precisely
the same arguments by the great ma
jority Of those who are now assail-
Ing me.
WHY ne FOUGHT NEW YORK MA.
cu,Me ~ ION
III ] had considered only my personal
Interests n personal preference ]
should, Of course, have kept out of the
isi0 campalrn. have let the machine re-.
n.,r An cor,,oi A. s.ra,o,. ana .esn
III. D.rrr..r, A.. an nn =.
'"e ou..o ~ Ds~Ne v, "~'NS' -
under those circumstances u certainty
would have gone.
~ went in because conscientiousiy
felt that II was my duty 10 take my
-. IN N. All, Far hon.,, xovsrn.
-. -.am,,. .,,-..ov.-rm.,, no
.".. -,.h.,,, 1000 >. ~. .on.
"s,s... a. my..,s ara : am In mi.
.-n, on nrsc,..,v the .amo b.,a, ana
leAs -.araAllU the anm rAAnnnA
ar, M. .da. In view Of I'M. oue,-
49,. nj, c.r,s,n friends. that neither
~ s,,n.o, M, any other man whom
In nav. unmarried for hubble once owes
M. .rv srs,itude for doing 40. I sun
mort q man not TO get nj, gratitude.
hut, hecnuss I believe he will render
good service TO the people, and I ask
noth,ns from any man In return ex-
can, that hs reuder such service 10 the
u.nr,. .ua 7 tudxs him a~cpordinsly.
IS far tia auestaop' oonosynanR
.vho Are SoreinS ne tate the arena
Tie aasvss 10 sssy. which SIDE 10
mailing the demand Tor even PHI
1870, , wssea ~ ~ ,
..... ~ "...1. =. :. ..v" wrSs,
~somn oisio. IA trvsans 10 the me-
~ -u.tronase. 10 mar suethods a.
1900 tr~S IN Shs reoent Ia.sas
nav -oenrresaionai o~onventaon. ana
10 Thea very uaohlns ieaAsrs Who
have surneA a complete souersauit
a rsrnras the yPeeaaent aux1nR the
last fouY ysarsS
.rs... 1910. .r .r. A..
49,.
cAntpA'sh "s"'ns' "'e' anu u '"ey were
deuberately tryinE 10 wreck the Repub-
lican party they would follow precisely
the same tactics they have been follow.
,,~ tactics which max. a ...m ,h.,
~, x,o,,a r.,h.r a. m. p.n,svu...
"e' ~. "Sp"'"e""
party oeieA'eo M" SEQ u restored 10
what u was uhder Lihco'n' ana see "