Roosevelt note to Progressive party urging unity for national defense
Theodore Roosevelt argues the Progressive movement must unite with Republicans to support a strong program of universal military training and preparedness. He lauds Hughes as a capable standard bearer and criticizes Wilson, urging Progressives to back the Republican candidate to serve the nation's best interests. He condemns German-American partisanship and defends the integrity of German-Americans as citizens.
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