Roosevelt, His Mind in Action

accept action Administration admiration Albany ambition American appeared appointment aroused attitude August 20 became Bishop campaign candidate career cause Civil Service Civil Service Commissioner Convention Cowles declared defeat delegates Democratic diplomatic direct primary duty election enjoyed enthusiasm expressed feeling felt fight force friends future gave Governor Grover Cleveland Hanna ideas impression instinct interest January 26 Kaiser Kermit Roosevelt knew labor later leader leadership Letter to Lodge machine Mark Hanna McKinley ment mind Morocco motives nature never nomination occasion opinion opportunity Panama Panama Canal party Platt political politician popular position President Presidential pride Progressive Party ready reason reform regarded remained Republican Party Roose Roosevelt wrote Sagamore Hill seemed Senator sense speech Spring Rice statesman sympathy Taft taste Theodore Roosevelt tion took United velt velt's Vice-President vote Washington West White House Wilson wish words wrote to Lodge York