AMERICAN ELECTIONS.
ROOSEVELT'S DICTUM.
"MB. WILSON MUST GO."
Times and Sydney Sun Services.
LONDON. JUNE 27. The correspondent at New York of the London Times writes:—"Mr. Roosevelt, in his letter urging his party to support Mr. Hughes for the Presidency, said : ' Mr. Wilson must be beaten for the country's good.' Mr. Roosevelt accuses Mr. Wilson of having impaired the. strength of the Rational will to an unprecedented degree. Most-of the Progressives are expected to obey Mr. Roosevelt. The remainder will probably go over to the Democrats instead of continuing their organisation, without Mr. Roosevelt- The letter is a severe blow to the Democrats, who hoped that Mr. Roosevelt would not swallow Mr. Hughes. As they are now facing a reunited enemy, there is a stiff Sght ahead. The Republicans are most optimistic. They admit the popularity of Fir. Wlson's German policy, but hope for a large vote i over the Mexican trouble." I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16268, 29 June 1916, Page 6
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