| Show NO THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT President Receives Hundreds of Letters Leters Daily Daiy Urging Him to Become a Candidate HIS POSITION IS UNCHANGED To ro 11 All Al sl It 1 1 i I is Correspondent He lt I he Simply Ills Il I iI tIIS i on 1 the I I me Subject Washington omm April i 30 That be between I tween eim and letters leter aro mo reedy received ed NI dally dul at ut the thim th hito urging President noo to 10 run nil Again III Is asserted on 11 iii good authority Intel como canto COIO from Crom nil ahi 11 parts of the country cn it Is paid fold poil froth from Crol of nit all ul political parties l and n In them vari yurl various ous ona ar are used by b tho the writ writers ers to induce Mr MI to II again n accept a 0 nomination The Thi letters letI have increased In vol 01 tulle In iii II thin tho last IUt tow few rol weeks mill some of them arc ano ur said ald to be almost tragic In Imi 11 earnestness The rue Writers rl nr Cr 11 glie that tho the president Is In 11 the tho hick thick I of ot uSe lili campaign fOI for the lie establishment of ot government control over Iv r Interstate commerce and und other re rc reforms forms that it I Is Impossible Ilpo to 10 trans transfer far fer CI this work 1011 to another since Mr Mi ll personality ler N 14 Na 1 a I powerful factor In II achieving this that thaI the party cannot effort afford to 10 nominate any ni man iian who wIlt Is not sure sum 1110 of ut election and an that the lt Is the only who would bo ho certain to 10 defeat detent any an opposition candidate In iii 11 nil 11 of his replies to 10 such letters time the president simply reminds his hil ocr cor correspondents respondents rC of or his hil fc riner declarations on the tho subject nod and reiterates reiterate that his position Is unchanged AGAINST Burlington Vt VI April Apri 29 With tho Iho thi tour four foul leaders leadell of the tho Vermont delegation tion tOI to tp Chicago Chiago agreed a ed upon nud with no definite d contest over i evolutions I U I the Republican convention her hern today was WIS although h hJ P F 1 J Hapgood again al ln urged his hi resolution then tion lon defeated yesterday in tho thin Frt First district convention requesting tho the del lel delegates s to 10 Chicago Chiago If It feasible to tae 1 every effort to obtain time the Uon ton of President Roosevelt Mr 1 plank was rejected by b tIme the committee on nn resolutions Delegates at largo large were elected by L acclamation ts tom IV follows fallens folos Senator W V P of Mont ont peller Fueller nol Guy Gov GO Fletcher Flelcher I 1 D Proctor Proctol of at Proctor Col Coh Frank I r L Grom of nf St I Cavendish Albans and Ild Allen Alien Alen M At Fletcher of Tho platform adopted ascribes tho the prosperity of the nation nathan naton In the tha th last hamot half century Insofar as I such ch things can be he attributed to tf tho operation of ot ottle the sound atun mi 8 anil tho the Republican party lias con coil consistently hy and old pursued The platform recommends a I revision sion sian or oh some lome Items of our OUI present tar tariff itt iff but bul Insists that the principles of ot adequate protection to lu the tho producers of oC American bo co kept always alway prominently In II mind It I early legislation If looking to toa tou toIL a u more elastic clastic currency favors reason reasonable Iea n able abl ship shill subsidies arid and concludes We Ve sincerely admire and our OUI beloved president Theodora Roosevelt nod and uld hereby record our cur cor cordial dial approval of or his hil policies and wo we Wt urge their continuance urr To the of the tho Republican can 11 national nat convention whoever they lacy may mi be I wo the Ihl Republicans of ut If Ver Vermont Yel ei mont hereby pledge In iii nd no our oUi loyal lo nl Clith enthusiastic support |
