Address of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts in Honor of Theodore Roose
Address of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts in Honor of Theodore Roose
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The situation in New York was unfavorable for the Republicans, and the younger men 24 THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
told Senator Piatt, who dominateci the organization and who had no desire for Roosevelt, that unless he was nominated they could not win. Thus forced, the organization accepted him, and it was well for the party that they did so. The campaign was a sharp one and ver>' doubtful, but Roosevelt was elected by a narrow margin and assumed office at the beginning of the new year of 1899. He was t...hen in his forty- first year.
Many problems faced him and none were evaded. He was well aware that the " organization " under Sen- ator Piatt would not like many thing he was sure to do, but he determined that he would have neither pei-sonal quarrels nor faction fights. He knew, being blessed with strong common sense, that the Republican Party, his own parly, was the inslriinunl by which alone he could attain his ends, and he did not intend that it should be blunted and made useless by internal strife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The situation in New York was unfavorable for the Republicans, and the younger men 24 THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
told Senator Piatt, who dominateci the organization and who had no desire for Roosevelt, that unless he was nominated they could not win. Thus forced, the organization accepted him, and it was well for the party that they did so. The campaign was a sharp one and ver>' doubtful, but Roosevelt was elected by a narrow margin and assumed office at the beginning of the new year of 1899. He was t...hen in his forty- first year.
Many problems faced him and none were evaded. He was well aware that the " organization " under Sen- ator Piatt would not like many thing he was sure to do, but he determined that he would have neither pei-sonal quarrels nor faction fights. He knew, being blessed with strong common sense, that the Republican Party, his own parly, was the inslriinunl by which alone he could attain his ends, and he did not intend that it should be blunted and made useless by internal strife.
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