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Editorial
February 7, 1908
The State Herald
Holyoke, Phillips County, Logan County, Colorado
What is this article about?
Editorial praises President Roosevelt's message to Congress opposing organized capital's wrongdoings, predicts broad public endorsement, regrets his stance against a second term, and warns that even a successor on his platform may fail to continue his work effectively.
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President Roosevelt's recent special message to congress shows very plainly that he is not wavering in the least in his policy of conducting his administration for the people as against the wrong doings of organized capital. His message has the right ring to it and will be heartily endorsed by the great mass of the people regardless of their party affiliations. It is certainly very much to be regretted that President Roosevelt has taken the position he has against another term of office. The work undertaken by him is only fairly commenced and the nation needs him in the presidential chair for another term.
Even with a successor elected on a Roosevelt platform there would be great danger that the important work commenced by President Roosevelt would not be successfully carried out.
Even with a successor elected on a Roosevelt platform there would be great danger that the important work commenced by President Roosevelt would not be successfully carried out.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic Policy
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Roosevelt Message
Organized Capital
Another Term
Presidential Policy
Public Endorsement
What entities or persons were involved?
President Roosevelt
Congress
Organized Capital
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Support For Roosevelt's Policies Against Organized Capital And Advocacy For His Re Election
Stance / Tone
Strongly Pro Roosevelt And Anti Organized Capital
Key Figures
President Roosevelt
Congress
Organized Capital
Key Arguments
Roosevelt's Message Demonstrates Unwavering Commitment To Administering For The People Against Organized Capital's Wrongdoings
The Message Will Receive Hearty Endorsement From The Masses Regardless Of Party Affiliations
It Is Regrettable That Roosevelt Opposes Another Term
His Work Is Only Fairly Commenced And The Nation Needs Him For Another Term
A Successor On A Roosevelt Platform Risks Failing To Carry Out The Important Work