Letters of John Hay : And Extracts From Diary 2
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I am engaged here for a week or two, finishing up some important matters, but shall go to New York about Easter. But meantime is there no light on the situation ? If B is irrevocably out, what is the matter with S .
There are three questions : — 1. Who is the man to get votes and be elected ?
2. Who is the man to make a good President ?
3. Who, beaten, will leave the party in best shape ?
It seems to me S is the best possible man for the last two points. His lack of magnetism, his lack of follo...wing, would be worth millions in the Presidency, if he w^ere elected. He is thoroughly fit for power. Then, if we must be beaten, S is the best possible man to be beaten with. It won't hurt the party much, and won't hurt him at all.
The first point is the great one for a nominating Convention. You know more about that than I can. If you went in for him he could l)e nomi- nated. Could he be elected ?
LETTERS OF JOHN HAY 145 Mrs. H made a gallant effort to get to New York. She got through to Philadelphia Monday, and there abode Tuesday and Wednesday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am engaged here for a week or two, finishing up some important matters, but shall go to New York about Easter. But meantime is there no light on the situation ? If B is irrevocably out, what is the matter with S .
There are three questions : — 1. Who is the man to get votes and be elected ?
2. Who is the man to make a good President ?
3. Who, beaten, will leave the party in best shape ?
It seems to me S is the best possible man for the last two points. His lack of magnetism, his lack of follo...wing, would be worth millions in the Presidency, if he w^ere elected. He is thoroughly fit for power. Then, if we must be beaten, S is the best possible man to be beaten with. It won't hurt the party much, and won't hurt him at all.
The first point is the great one for a nominating Convention. You know more about that than I can. If you went in for him he could l)e nomi- nated. Could he be elected ?
LETTERS OF JOHN HAY 145 Mrs. H made a gallant effort to get to New York. She got through to Philadelphia Monday, and there abode Tuesday and Wednesday.
What to read after Letters of John Hay : And Extracts From Diary 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Henry, 1838-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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