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Thomas G. Pownall sends Theodore Roosevelt an enclosed speech he recently gave, and asks him to read several pages of it. Pownall has recently been traveling across the country, and believes both that the country needs Roosevelt as its leader and that the people still stand with him.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1911-02-24
John A. Sleicher writes to President Roosevelt to make his support known for Roosevelt’s handling of the railroad legislation. Sleicher mentions recent public opinion regarding the topic as well and includes a public caricature featuring Roosevelt.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1906-02-27
William E. Chandler assures President Roosevelt of supportive public opinion in the Southern United States in regard to Roosevelt’s policies on civil rights, fiscal policies, Panama, and Cuba despite Congressional representation.