Note from President Theodore Roosevelt to Secretary of the Interior E. A. Hitchcock
This item includes a note in which President Roosevelt refers to a letter from C.E.S. Wood about Oregon politics. This letter is part of correspondence from September 6 and October 10, in which the President addresses a statement made by Hitchcock about
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OCR Page 1 of 8THE WHITE HOUSE,
WASHINGTON.
Oyster Bay, N.Y.,
September 6, 1905.
My dear Mr. Hitchcock:
I am much interested in that letter, but I wish that Heney
would give some kind of proof or at least of testimony as to
what he says. He has no business to make such a statement
about Fulton, Matthews and McBride unless he has something
to back it up. Robinson's statement of course deserves at-
tention, but Heney would impress me far more favorably if he
would only say what he can prove.
Sincerely yours,
Thirdore Roosele
Hon. E. A. Hitchcock,
Monadnock, New Hampshire.
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