The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

policies. There has been no break
netween them. The president en-
trusted To the senator the conduct OF
TWO administrations 1T the last ses-
sion OF coDgTcss-the statehood bill
and the Alaskan government bill
And although the senator worked
faithfully with the insurgent band in
the senate. and had a hand in the
alteration OF President Taft's railroad
bill. he supported the administration
regularly I'm the Lag, session when
the votes We're taken.
Sycamore Hill was fairly swarm
Ing all day with men Of various polit.
ical persuasion. They came by train
and by automobile They talked pol
itics all day long. but as they left
town they were unanimously reticent
when asked to tell what they knew.
Consequently oyster Bay is envel-
oped In an atmosphere OF deep mys-
terry.
Many Politicians Visit Roosevelt.
There were three Indianans among
the visitors. Besides Senator Bev-
eridge, they were William Dudley
Foulke and Lucian Swift Of Indian
apolis. From New Hampshire came
Winston Churchill. the novelist: John
Bass. war correspondent and his
brother. Robert r. Bass. who Is d
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor New York state
was represented by Representative
Hamilton Fish and James r. Shelf
field
From Montana there was United
States Senator Thomas H. Carter.
Colonel Roosevelt appeared well
pleased with the days work of talk
Ing politics. which began almost as
soon as he was up and lasted well
through the afternoon.
Senator Carter Calls.
To interviewerS. however, he would
say little concerning the conferences
except that he had promised to make
one speech for Mr.. Beveridge Thus
those who sought to interpret the
day as a general insurgent rally
looking toward the shaping of Col
onel Roosevelts future attitude,
were left In the dark And as an in
dication that this was not the case
there was the presence of Senator
Carter, who steadily has opposed in
surgency.
Senator Beverldge spent only few
hours at Sycamore Hill. and it was
evident that the press of other Wis
ltors and dinner engagement in
New York that necessitated an early
return gave him less time than he
wished in which TO discuss the po-
lltical situation In Indiana
II have no doubt Mr. Roosevelt will
give out anything he wishes TO be-
come public about the interview"
said Mr. Beveridge
Il gave my views on the Indiana
situation fully In formal statement
several days ago. he added
BcVerid9e Laughs Aloud.
Did you come away pleased with
the results of your VISIT"
The senator's smile broadened un-
I'll he laughed aloud
Well he said. Il have had many
talks with Mr.. Roosevelt In the last
few years, but never in my expert.
than that of today"
Further than this, Senator Bcver.
idge would not go.
Il start on my vacation tomorrow,
he added, "and It is needless to say
that go in a very happy frame of
mind"
Senator Beveridge said he camo to
Oyster Bay by appointment and that
his visit had nothing TO do with the
other visitors here today.
Il found Colonel Roosevelt" he
added, more alive and more inter
ested in things than ever"
Winston Churchilis Visit.
Winston Churchill was as careful
as Deveridge to hold back lnforma-
tlon as TO the conversation between
Roosevelt the Bass brothers and
himself
Colonel Roosevelt has been inter
ested In the fight since 1t began In
1906. when | ran for governor" he
said.
This year. Robert r. Bass of Pc
tersboro is candidate for governor.
He may be classed with the lnsur-
gents. but tho New Hampshire Re
publican organization has not op-
posed his nomination. MT Roosevelt
wanted TO know about the situation
In New Hampshire and | am an
old friend OF his, / came down TO tell
him"
Did Mr.. Roosevelt indicate his atti-
tude In regard to the fight In New
Mampsblre?"
only by his friendly attitude.
He said nothing to show his Views.
Bass for Governor of NJ II.
Then Mr. Churchill produced a pa
per on which he had written a state
ment. Here It Is:
Our whole purpose In New Hamp-
shire this summer is TO make Mr..
Bass governor and to elect a legis-
lature to support him We have
done nothing else-Wc have meddled
with nothing else We know Mr.
Bass IS uncompromisIng He has
been with the progressive movement
since it started. He is incapable OF
making political deals.
The people of the state trust him
and his nomination and election will
he a clear cut victory. a signal stage
in the fight We began four years
ago
Carter's Grave Look.
Senator Carter looked gravely at
the interyiewers and Informed them
that the people In his part of the
country were not hearing much about
the insurgent movement just now
The senator came alone and returned
TO New York alone