Franklin Cleaning wanted Hughes but everyone was for him

Teddys old friend Cecil Spring Rice noted that they all hated Teddy like hell and wanted to get back at him, but felt that he was the only man who could save the country. Many of the power brokers in the Republican campLeonard Wood, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Charles Evans Hughes wanted the nomination for themselves, so 1916 was proving to be a confused mess just like 1912. Ultimately, the convention nominated without enthusiasm Justice Charles Evans Hughes. A joke went around that, no one wanted Hughes but everyone was for him.

Teddy was once more down in the dumps. The world was on fire. The country, with either Wilson or Hughes destined for the White House, was in the hands of two aloof and cagey deliberators. Wilson and Hughes were men who waited for events to happen and then reacted. Teddy saw things coming, and got ready.

But as happened in 1912, Teddy allowed his candidacy, and his potential third term, to be derailed in the smoke-filled room of the nominating convention. He let party insiders, many with presidential ambitions of their own, talk him out of running, and he surely didnt help himself by doing the same thing he accused Wilson of doing in Mexico taking one step forward and two steps back.

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