| Show PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT the remark hag has bein heard frequently of late that no candidate for or the dency or incumbent fent of the office was ever endorsed to the extent that prom deni dent roosevelt has been endorsed thi this year so far ahead of tha nom nation mi roosevelt hag has pledged to himself al at ready so far as the express ons one of the republican state conventions already held can bind next year a convention conventions fr far more than enough vote votes to nominate him about two thirds of 0 the votee votes in fact that will be in the national convention but this while doubtless dee elve sive of A the nominate on is by no means was the easme same way i in tub be party daring during president deni cleve land 8 first term there was never at any time during that term the slightest sligh teat appo siaion to his the baity was his servant all the time he was just as sure of the nomination of 01 1888 the year before ar or two years tears before as he wa was the day of the convention no candidate other than he was at any time mentioned but the trouble in his ease was that the impulse for his hi nomination and the eon con tinned pressure tor it earne came from north ern states that could not and did not give him their electoral votes precisely Pre eisely the ills opposite is true now with mr loosevelt the states that have declared for h a nom have the requisite ite republican votes to elect him and will do it trib una |
