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3 man who will bo much more than a good follow. We want him to be a men of profossional capacity who will tako prâde in the work from a prow fossional stampoint. As far as I Innw wa havo not hnd any roal testi" mony of value as to Mr., Lowie* eminonco in the scionce of survoying or of mining enginooring, or hie spocial knowledge of the public land laws. I do not think that this partiqular office is ono in which the man can be primorily a politicion and only accondarily a surveyor - and this is just oxactly what Vivian has boen. I do not Invo to tell you that 1 boliovo in polities and in politicions. I claim to bo a politician mysolf. It is alvays a count in a mon's favor if he is a politician, - that is, if ho ia en honest ono - and 1 have not the slightest sympathy with the goo=goo and mygnamp attitude in the mattor; but noithor can I afford to take, nor would you wish mo to tako, the ground of placing the public interest second to any interoste If Lovis is roally the boat zom wa ought to haro on record tostimony as to his sci- entifie and practical knowlodge and an to has business habits, which create a wall at lensi ty presumption that ho will roforse Vivien's no mothods, and no longor loavo the colorado Survoyor goneral's Office whore it is at prosent in point of businoss efficioncy, at the foot of all theso offices in the United Statos Sincoroly yours, THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Philip B. Stowart, Esque Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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This item includes a letter in which President Roosevelt cites a report from E. A. Hitchcock about the Surveyor General's Office of Colorado.

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