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President Taft is sending for the
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ures, to which the party is pledged,
tho president will no longer regard
them as republicans, but as having
clearly arrayed themselves against
tho party. Under the circumstances,
he declared, ho would not be justi
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patronage from senators or repre
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patronage given them as ammunition
against the party. Mr. Taft is said
to bo satisfied with the way matters
aro progressing and he has received
many personal assurances that most
of the so-called insurgents will sup
port the administration measures."
Gifford Pinchot, late chief fores
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which the Associated Press summar
izes in this way: "The conservation
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as chief of the United States forestry
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