Letter from C. H. Parkhurst to Theodore Roosevelt
C. H. Parkhurst tells Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt that he considers Roosevelt’s departure from his position of New York City Police Commissioner a “personal bereavement.” Parkhurst notes that it is gratifying that the public is “discovering its own moral perceptions” and “expressing its appreciation for the splendid warfare” Roosevelt has waged.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1897-04-16