The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-23
nIOE" CANNON SEES PRESIDENT
RyT NOT, HE SAYS. on FINANCIAL
LEGISLATION.
A Host Of other visitors CAN nj Sycamore
IIiIi. but None. No. None, for Anything
Isut n social yisit-ScnatOr PIatt Sure
or New York state, Doubtful Of city,

OYSTER BAY, /" l.. July 22-president
Roosevelt had many guests at Sycamore
mn TO-DAY. among whom were Senator
Plat and Representative Joseph G Cannon
If illinois Mr.. Cannon was here, it was
thought, TO talk over with the President
naus fer proposed financial legislation in
the coming extra session of Congress.
After his visit to Sycamore HILL however,
h. denied that there was anything like
formal conference between the President
and himself. and said that financial legisla-
zion was talked of only i'll a general way
md in the presence of the other guests
Senator PIatt came TO finish up some
business with Mr.. Roosevelt which was
left over from The last visit he made at the
White House before the President started
on his vacation The business, the Sena-
tor said was Of purely local interest in
New York State and couldn't he talked
about for publication
The first party OF guests for the day
arrived at 10 o'clock in the morning. II
was composed of the Hon. Morris b. Bel
KNAPP, Republican nominee for Governor
in Kentucky Edward Lautcrbach. W.
Cameron Forbes. the old Harvard athlete,
and Peter MacQueen, a war correspondent.
who knew Mr. Roosevelt in Cuba during
the Spanish war, Most of these visitors
were here simply to pay their respects to
the President
Mr. Belknap came also he said, to assure
the President that everything possible
will he done in Kentucky ito give things
turn in the right direction this fall"
Mr. Lauterbach came. he said, to invite
the President to attend the installa ion
late in September Of DR.. John II. Farley
rs president Of the College of the City of
New York Most of the visitors in the MORN
ing party left town on the noon train.
The President talked for a considerable
time with Mr.. Forbes, it is said, about the
prospects of foot ball and other sports at
Harvard next year
The second party of guests came in on
the noon train. In it were Representative
Cannon, ex-senator George Turner of
Washington and wife, II c, Frick, Gov.
Yates of Illinois, AMI Mrs Yates and the
Hon Charlemagne Tower United States
Ambassador to Germany.
Uncle Joe" Cannon was dressed like the
typical Western politician. He wore an
alpaca coat of generous length, pair
of pepper and salt trousers. n slouCh
straw hat with a fine wide brim, and a
flowing white tie, but no waistcoat,
We'll. boys" he said to the reporters,
as he cIutched at the tails OF his alpaca
coat, which had become tangled in an
oyster Bay ZEPHYR there's nothing in
my visit down here. I'm here simply to
get something to cat. The President
heard | was in New York, and he knew
guess, that | was hungry, so he invited
me down along with Yates and the others 4"
Ar cannon bsg,n IN nrots.t that ,bare
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"o"'' We "o'''i"S III .n' "'S y"
'nce with the PRESIDENT about hhahclal
legislation, when he discovered that the
ether guests were going away with all the
,;os n, Tho Station and st,rtod M, ,be e,o,,bl,
-, -, ;-
qun, ~, 'oi Wv "''' '"'
Inc Nisi'ors VINO 'al'"' OH ne saHl' Tram
with Mr.. Cannon took luncheon with the
President. Senator Patt il was expected
world also lunch at Sycamore Hill but he
,5;JnT arrive thnra mill a o'cIock inst
-, - 80
"n'" iiioS' vi Tie o''''' Nl7i'''S "e'c sc'''''s
ready 10 leave.
Mr. Cannon, when he got back from the
hill said.
.Tbar, ,,,,, NO rorr,oi o,r,r,u,., no
- 10
tween the PRESIDENT ana nlysel OH 'he pro-
posed financial legislation or on anv other
matters relating to the special session
OF Congress- The subjects that came I'd
NOVA diso,,ssod i,rorr,.l,. opd M d,fni,a
:;, -
CONCLUSIONS were reacheu My WISH WIS
"'V HN soclil. ,,.
Nrrh ASKED "he,her IL was a''solu !Iy
'l,aai. 'ilal Wv. iioiSe "ouau ooiis'o,r
n'laileIai legislation az me eH,Ia"ro'iin ,;a
SESSION IN NoVemper Mr' Nai,non SUI sun
,,ld' II was hot- iHd' can ~ 't'r i'' M y"
hhally' ne sad. only ny the hoHsr i,Sen,
As result OF Mr. 'aihoh NiS't to-uay'
however, IL can ne sala tiat we ItForI
that ne Is opposed TO any agltatloh oi lhe
nilahcial question az present ana VIII use
ms influence as speaker OF the Eolist, Whch
Elected TO block measures zen alhs IN 'Ilat
direction Is not accurate. Mt cannon li.is
very strong opinion as to the adVlsaDllity
81 managing the currency laws d, pltsel,i
ana does hot approve OF s",Ie PLopoHSr a,
nnancial LEGISLATION rerso.any ne ,,,as
necessity Tor tifahciei leelsiaIi9i,; nu' !. i"
Ssio' ne lhiikS' that col''.'o,n 10. ,,,as
W. Suct nei ore .ne eN,rh seS7aoa' u"
a. w. ,ilaNt 'm' lasHaR' 81 10 s,o
necrssarv IL al that Tune mere are ' ShTn
r"n.iulohs' ahn mere Is sG,n,u p"' ho
n'n'!heh. III iaNpr OF me a,o
.n ~" 7lhllu III the way oi we n,,,.ra,,',
, .o' oeslre TOT cAa'ise l" 'ne e"''''l'
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MT, turner came 10 ray ms 'r rf,l,Co W.
VIZ freS'neht pe,crc salhne lol LHl'l a"
n,e on tlie Ahherlcah ioeiiipels % ,'iT Jp,'