User talk:StatesManship

Gettysburg Address
Hello, regarding the additions to Gettysburg Address, thanks for your contribution - please see the talk page of the article to discuss your changes. Thanks, Kaisershatner (talk) 17:52, 17 March 2008 (UTC)

Theodore Roosevelt
Pretty substantive addition to this article - where did you get the info? I'm hoping you can add sources, since that's what an encyclopedia is all about.--~TPW 12:47, 26 October 2011 (UTC)

Thanks for your talk note. I just found this from you, and see one from 2008, I never before saw, and my contributions have been cut out of that article.

Below, I write: ...I found this Google Books entry from "A Companion to Theodore Roosevelt" by Serge Ricard. He writes about TR's "rousing speeches in the Assembly,..."

I have tried several sources to obtain the actual speeches. Welcome assistance or suggestions.

About the maternal background of T. Roosevelt, in "Sketching and Etching Georgia" in 1971, where one of 50 pencil sketches by my grandfather Ledlie William Conger with an accompanying historical sketch by my grandmother Ruth Renwick Dunlop Conger was about Bulloch Hall in Roswell, Georgia. That historical sketch and visits to the home many times as a boy and an adult led me to read much about TR over the years.

Also Atlanta Constitution publisher and Pulitzer Prize editorial writer was my mentor as a boy, and he let me use his personal library on a school paper in 7th grade on the War Between the States. At age 12, I wrote a 168 page paper on the war, its origins, significant battles, and its aftermath.

Some years ago, I read about TR's early career, I believe in Edmund Morris book (see letter extract to NY Courts History journal Judicial Notice managing editor, that spoke about TR's leadership in seeking an impeachment of a NY supreme Court justice.

This is from a NY Courts Historical Society newsletter "Judicial Notice"" Benjamin Nathan Cardozo and his twin sister, Emily Natalie, were born in New York City on May 24, 1870, into an elite, prominent, Sephardic Jewish family, the fifth and sixth surviving children of albert Jacob and rebecca nathan Cardozo.3 Despite a glorious heritage, his childhood was not an easy one, beginning with feeble health in his first days of life. Weeks later, his mother’s brother, benjamin nathan (for whom he was named), vice president of the new york stock exchange and president of Congregation shearith Israel (the fam- ily’s house of worship), was brutally murdered when returning home from services. Controversy swirled for months, but the murderer was never found.

When Cardozo was two years old, his father, at the pinnacle of his career as a justice of the New York State supreme Court, was compelled to resign the bench in disgrace amid charges of corruption during the William “boss” Tweed era.

Dear Managing Editor Marilyn Marcus,

I am an historian, from 1998 to 2001 on the Mount Vernon Board of Visitors appointed by Governor Gilmore.

Years ago, I read a biography, I believe by Edmund Morris, The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt. New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan. 1979. ISBN 0375756787. that spoke about the efforts of 22 year old Assemblyman Theodore Roosevelt to remove a Justice of the New York supreme Court, I thought it said the Chief Justice.

For years I have been trying to track down more information on that judicial impeachment or removal activity in TR's life. I have called Harvard University Library where TR's papers reside, and contacted the TR home, without success in learning more.

Today, I found this Google Books entry from "A Companion to Theodore Roosevelt" by Serge Ricard. He writes about TR's "rousing speeches in the Assembly,..."

It shows that one justice that was the focus of TR's efforts was Theodore Westbrook.

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By the way, what is the meaning of your nickname True Pagan Warrior?

A man who was an Atheist leader was key to the discovery of the "true tree" shape of the Liberty Tree Flag, or Washington Cruisers Flag, that was the true First Navy Flag, with its motto "Appeal to Heaven".

My nickname of "StatesManship" is a play on my last name, and on the words of Noah Webster from 1828, "Literary power and statesmanship were combined in George Washington...", for I am a writer, historian, and "Second to None" George Washington Living Historian.

January 2015
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