Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
Roosevelt Was Barred
From Office by Law
Oconunued From raec Oncl


haN dated o. 1882, Tine colonel said
ne believed the receipts were for real
ana personal PROPERTY He did not
nave IN" rec 'lpts Of lNPN. hut pro-
.oucod % check showing ne pliu more
lHAcS that year than Ia amy previous
year when me- pJId both zeal and per-
sunaI taxes
Now. as matter of fact. Mr.
Roosevelt" said Mr. Wins. did YOU
make an affidavit iu 1897 in oyster
laN tu1t You were resident OF New
/ \ ork %"
II do not remember. hut did he
I'"me a resident OF New York al that
period
Met the Bu~>cs.
When lid YOU first hear a discus
/ siuu of Your name aS a possible van-
uldate for the eruorship'"
About the end of August, 1895"
Who was the head Of the Rcpub-
/ llCan party then?
Senator Platt"
Did YOU meet Mr Platt and Mr..
@ Den In New York"
Nes. Othor persons were there,
tco, MIR. Root among them
Was Mr. Platt the Republican boss
Of this state >"
lie was"
And YOU deliberately went To meet
h'm Tor conferences in New York;
Il did
Are these papers hand YOU the
letter MIR Quigg sent YOU and your re-
ply
The witness replied IN the aHrma-
tive. They were offered in evidence.
Who was Mr.. Qligg o."
Tie was hcmuel Il. Cuigg. the local
R'publican boss of New York city.
lie worked With Senator Platt.'
The letter written 10y Mr Quigg, at
present "a delegate To the constitutional
convention, was read. In part it was
IS follows.
'Soptcmbc" 10. 1895.
Hon Theodore Roosevelt, Camp
NlcEon Muntauk, y. y
My Dear Nr RooseNelt The sem
ator tplatD thinks that y,u should
come 10 New York on Wednesday or
Ihursddy Of next week
II told him that YOU said YOU would
like 10 be nominated. that YOU UNDER
stood perfectly that II YOU were nom
mated governor that II would be as a
result of his support, that you were
not the sort Of man who would ac-
cept a nomination directly out Of the
handS OF the organization without re-
allzing the obligation thereby as
sumcd To sustain the organization
and TO promote and uphold It; and .
that YOU were perfectly prepared to I
meet the obligation ana to discharge /
IL justly, that If YOU were governor
YOU would not wish tO be ANYTHING /
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'h"IIN, lhat WhlIe IN the end, as
an HV"eS' man YOU would nave 10
~ on E'ur ues' Judgment ana IN the
Hsn' OF YOUR oath, you would seek
" I'h Nun l" keep the party united and Il
ne urs'hi|auoh intact.
fl'ase DO not feel ANNOYED with
me II DO a httIe preaching. Even
IN my snort period OF observation, /
nave seen SO many aolc men who
nave oiVush' themselves forward 10 ]
important ana poWeriuI positions, fin
my Ia' uoWh ana wander of into ,
no"l'al retirement. mat / have looked
mo the cause Of u, and have al .
avs I"""H SUBSTANTIALLY the same ,
''"'e uI ld'lS. IheN nave been ,
'I"ushl forward bN 'he organization,
p i"ihv'ed nN 'he 'rganl%auon, sus- ,
"'ntu oN lhe ORGANIZATION, developed
" 'He oItAh'@auoh' oI uhuI me idea be
"lue 'II'u"Il rNed IN thtlr mlnds
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