The Man Roosevelt a Portrait Sketch volume 2
The Man Roosevelt a Portrait Sketch volume 2
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Allee's area, and that Mr. Allee had called for a new postmas- ter. When this brought down upon his head a storm of popular criticism he fell back upon another excuse, saying that Miss Todd had allowed her office to be used as a political head- quarters for the anti-Addicks factionists, to the damage of good discipline. She stoutly denied the charge, and the public at large sided with her, naturally assuming that the Postmaster- 153 THE MAN ROOSEVELT General would not have made two dissonant ap...ologies for the same act if his conscience had been clear.
Thus the matter stood when the attention of the President was called to it. He made some inquiries on his own account, and found two or three reputable witnesses who insisted that Miss Todd had shown disrespect to the Senator, while others of equal credibility stood ready to make oath that she had always be- haved with perfect decorum. Such an abso- lute conflict of testimony as this placed him in a most uncomfortable position. Had he been consulted before the Postmaster-General acted he would not have considered the case against Miss Todd strong enough to warrant her dismissal; as she was already out, however, and her place filled, he did not consider the evidence in her favor strong enough to demand her reinstatement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allee's area, and that Mr. Allee had called for a new postmas- ter. When this brought down upon his head a storm of popular criticism he fell back upon another excuse, saying that Miss Todd had allowed her office to be used as a political head- quarters for the anti-Addicks factionists, to the damage of good discipline. She stoutly denied the charge, and the public at large sided with her, naturally assuming that the Postmaster- 153 THE MAN ROOSEVELT General would not have made two dissonant ap...ologies for the same act if his conscience had been clear.
Thus the matter stood when the attention of the President was called to it. He made some inquiries on his own account, and found two or three reputable witnesses who insisted that Miss Todd had shown disrespect to the Senator, while others of equal credibility stood ready to make oath that she had always be- haved with perfect decorum. Such an abso- lute conflict of testimony as this placed him in a most uncomfortable position. Had he been consulted before the Postmaster-General acted he would not have considered the case against Miss Todd strong enough to warrant her dismissal; as she was already out, however, and her place filled, he did not consider the evidence in her favor strong enough to demand her reinstatement.
What to read after The Man Roosevelt a Portrait Sketch volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Ellington Leupp to read onlineMoreLess
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