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JOS. P. TUMULTY, Washington, D. C. Confirm understanding that nothing be done for the present and nothing sent in. Sagaponac, N. Y., May 3, 1913. Radio S. S. Olympic. JOS. P. TUMULTY, White House, Washington, D. C. Will cable about time sending name in when I reach Paris in acceptance our understanding. Paris, Via French, May 13, 1913. JOS. P. TUMULTY, White House, Washington.
When I informed him of the drifts in our favour from other parts of the country and said that it was too early to concede anything, he said: "Tumulty, you are an optimist. It begins to look as if the defeat might be overwhelming. The only thing I am sorry for, and that cuts me to the quick, is that the people apparently misunderstood us. But I have no regrets. We have tried to do our duty."
Dear Tumulty: Thank you for sending me the editorials from the World and from Life. You don't need to have me tell you that I say Amen to everything that Life says in the article "Tumulty and Rome." The attitude of some people about this irritates me more than I can say. It is not only preposterous, but outrageous, and of course you know it never makes the slightest impression on me. Hon.
And does there seem to be any great demand for it?" We do not know what, if anything, he did say to Secretary Tumulty, but we know what he did. He hurried over to the Capitol, and there made his first official business a conference with Senator Jones of New Mexico, Chairman of the Senate Suffrage Committee.
He accepted this invitation and the crowd of men were soon delighted to see the Somerset senator lead the new Governor out on the floor and his long legs were soon moving in rhythm with the music. The White House Washington 3 RN JM 75 Govt. 114pm Windsor, Vermont, July 5, 1915 Hon. Jos. P. Tumulty, The White House, Washington, D.C.
I have not sufficient confidence in the man. Dear Tumulty, There is absolutely nothing new in Root's speech and I do not see any necessity to answer it. Certainly I would not be willing to have so conspicuous a representative of the Administration as Mr. Colby take any notice of it.
The President looked at me in the most serious way, apparently weighing every word I had uttered, and said: "You are right, Tumulty; unfortunate impressions have been created. What can I do for Colonel Harvey to attest in some public way my appreciation of what he did for me in the old days?"
Do what you please with it. 19 Nov., 1916. Dear Tumulty, Here is the message. I wish you would read it and give me your impression of it. And please keep it very carefully from any eyes but your own. It is still in provisional shape only, and there are a number of points I am still keeping under advisement. 17 May, 1916. Dear Tumulty, Thank you for the memorandum about peace suggestions.
Then a Major Tumulty, middle-aged and pale, came hurriedly into the stuffy room and said without any prologue: "Now I must have one of you chaps this afternoon. Otherwise I promise you you won't get all the things you want." Silence fell on the mess. "The C.O. isn't here, sir," said Captain Resmith. "I can't help that. I'm not going alone." "Cannon, you'd better go with Major Tumulty.
Young pleaded to be allowed to send additional warm clothing to her daughter, whom she knew to be too lightly clad for the vigorous temperature of November. Mr. Tumulty assured her that the women were properly clothed, and refused to permit the clothing to be sent.
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