The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-29
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5ssD sympathy with itl,o the Ell +
4 10 p assr the conditions OF
~ % nnp prssent exploitation; to
spr; 2 .po future Of the nation by
z,ssuard Ins women and children.
ie .;..'a n workmen's compensation
bsllese ,' Il conservation OF our ma
lis; % WA, .yces so that they may be
spsl fss0 ssveloped and used TO the
rptscteo, s u advantage. But. I'M
Ilnaa ever every endeavor 70 promote
sgll9s '.. 49, il the indispensable con
bal just .sst there shall be stable
A5en ina' ar honorable enterprise
hdDdaslvna ~ agency shall we look for
70 va Via constructive program on
j bs esse, ~ security and prosperity
shIens a ~ 1t is vain to expect u
put &C., democratic party. That
tcn ,ns nj the national outlook.
pry nas traditions and dominating
y sasaees are fatal nanulcaps' NJ
y. X sectional word TO utter. we
nVe X ST. president of the whole
~ y es III Of part. The south,
canly' asst he north, east. and west,
"A ' es the gamers from our enqea aa.
" d Rut ii Is a sober truth, as see
en ~ y, Is we 60 forward we must
nh IA = republican party the In
Fahe 49,. - ~ our advance. We want
sla ~ III words; far-reaching ma
Anal policies. Inc progressises
W. insisted on responsible, not
law ,.la government; on efficient ad-
D 'n;strstion. yield to no one In the
'l' nard am eager to call the best
s es,pss IL the country to our aid. For
" conduct of great department the
" l.,a rive Il directly responsible and
s - Il uo excuse whatever for the
ss, .sv Of Incompetence In order
= NJ sstisfy partisan obligations.
Y i lam an deeply appreciative of your
] ..asrsament. / find no difference in
s s.t,orm or in aim which precludes
~ mast hearty cooperation and the
" VA complete unity. 1t is within the
,s ~, mat the liberalizing spirit you
I srsI can have the widest and most
ssafIye influence. ! solicit your
ssrupst effort for the common cause"
ne letter to Colonel Roosevelt
vas as follows:
4 warmly appreciate the cordial
1sttpr II endorsement which you have
snt to the progressive party. No one
4 more sensible than / Of the lasting
Indebtedness of the nation for the
ouIckening Of the national spirit, for
demand for an out-and-out one hun
dred Der cent Americanism and for
IN insistence upon the immediate
necessity Of thoroughgoing prepar-
siness, spiritual, military and eco
noulic.
am In this campaign because of
tie conviction that we must not only
frame but execute, a broad con-
sructiye program, and for this pur-
Dose we must have a united party, a
party Inspired by its great traditions
and Feconsecrated to its Hottest
deals | know that you have been
guided in this emergency by the sole
desire to be Of the largest service to
he United States. You have sound
I'd forth the trumpet that shall never
call retreat. And want you to feel
lhat wish to have all the aid that
you are able and willing to give. I
want the most effective cooperation
With all those who have been fighting
b your side. Let us work together
TOT our national security and for the
Feace Of righteousness and justice.
! enclose a copy of my telegram
g the committee, in which / have set
forth my attitude. / shall later I'M
deftake full discussion of the issues
q the campaign.
Hoping that / may have the pleas
ue Of seeing you at an early day, /
am my dear Colonel Roosevelt, with
cordial regards,
Faithfully yours,
CHARLES E. HUGHES"
NJ Hughes has virtually decided,
! was learned today, on the man who
WI become the party's next national
saalfman and probably will announce
" name In a day or two.
branch headquarters, 1t Is expect
y soon viii be established in Chi
aso and probably on the Pacific
s .st,, Joseph B. Heating, formerly
.epaDllcan national committeeman
num- nun ,l4halana, and Charles Warren of
3, pslfO q have been strongly urged for
II, 'asssclnaairmanship to take charge of
y, r1,, lineage office, and Ralph E.
t .allal a republican committeeman
A. = oiegon, as a vice-chairman for
" raclIie coast headquarters.