Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-26
TAFT SUPPORTERS PLEASED
Outcome in Fourth Oklahoma Dis
trict Welcomed at White House.
PREsAGEs PRESIDENTS VICTORY
Hts Supporters Arc Greatly Encour-
aged by Conveatien.a Action
Theodore Roosevelt Not
a Candidate.
From a staff Correspondent J

ttrom a staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. es.-Ispecisl Tele-
grsm.l-white House visitors today. es-
peciaily those who are supporting Presi-
dent Taft for reelection. could not help
but show their pleasure over the bright
ening outlook for the present chief ex-
ecutive at the coming Chicago eonven-
ton, due In a large measure to the out
come OF the congressional convention 10
the Fourth district OF Oklahoma ycster-
day. The mere fact that President Taft
had won two delegates in tia. state did
not count for half as much as the wide
spread belief that the method used TO
stampede the convention for Roosevelt
would react throughout the country, in
bringing into line for Taft thousands OF
republicans who have q profound disgust
for that sort OF business. A cheerful
optimism pervaded the executive office
today and even the president could not
keep back an additional smile or two.
and OF larger expsnse than usual. when
he thought what was in store fog the
Roosevelt boosters when they realised
that the colonel is not a candidate for
the nomination. nor would he be q can
dldate under any circumstances. That
statement Is maae on 'he au'horttS y.
member OF the caoihet VINO "a" So'o'se'
Roosevelt last week
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trust fame and other gentlemen closely
connected with the trusts Of this country,
to destroy him because Of his courageous
efforts 20 enforce the sherman act. Had
no suitable candida,s from my own state
been presented, 1 should have continued
to advocate his nomination. However,
Iowa will now present the name OF Sem
ator Cummlns as Its candidate for the
presidency. He Ia an iowan Of whom
the state may well be proud. ! shall cor
daily support him. As governor Of our
state for seven years. and In his term In
the senate he has exhibited qualities OF
leadership, statssmanship and fitness for
public service that should commend him
to the nation. ] believe that Senator Cum
Minis will grow in strength as presi-
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