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     We must admit that we have never had a high opinion of our chief magistrate, Theodore Roosevelt. We may have been prejudiced against him for what he was reputed to have said against Thomas Paine; but he is a young man—the youngest, we believe, that has ever been President, and we must all give him a chance to redeem his character. If the prayer of an “Infidel” is worth anything, we will pray that he make as good a President as this country has ever had.