The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25

Tor S'Snnpn. when the property to-day /.
valued ~ 50 nnO on and similar effort IN
tin,irnat. IN favor 10 ia" pennsylVania
halir"ai was only defeated by an apT-a
To IN" supreme Court
The attitude 1T George - Cox though
m favor at judge Brown. has given AZ
impetus To the Ciartiah boom Cox il
nullyraggipg delegates from all over ih.
stat" and reminding candidates tor minor
pli''s on tn" Stat" ticket that their home
h"hgauons must H. for Brown II they de-
SIR" IN" support of the CoNitHs for their
candldaCi"s. and so fearful are tho Candi
oates Tor congress and the State Leg ala
tur" ot IN" outcome of Judge Brown
nomination for Governor that intmtiyely
many delegates hav" turned to Garfield
"a reTre-'ntatlng tn" progressive element
~ tn" Stat" against Brown the old time
bose, supported hy Ross Cox
IN oth'r words Cox - believed To- H.
playing IN" Brown card too strong and
S'naynr Burton and senator Dick feel
mat OK : c"ur~' Is highly injurious q
the situation.
For that reason Granville " Mooney
OF A-htahula county. Speaker of thu lower
mouse candidate for SECRETARY nj STATE.
Was brought 20 thu front tonight IA
serious earnest a. the COMPROMISE Cand'
date for Governor the candidate who
could defeat Brown and prevent a STAN
P''i" 10 Garfield should BoSs Cox con
tInu" las ta"tI,~ at Brown or rum
The candidates for county Offices do
not want Brown With Brown az the cIn-
dldat" for Governor they fear defaIt
thompson u considered only N a mega
tive way
Although a, tn" spring primaries
senator DICK received l5luD votes for
rpreCtIou the zIhiort ~ the United
state S''natorshlp s,Iup~~ion will not
H. mentioned ~ tho platform Of the CON
Nentipn Neither Will the huuo- question
III RT.a.Ln fN.a.. fasaN A. A
free whIsk"y aiyoCit" MIR Mooney. the
nslng star Of to-day - Cpnsl tered one ~
tn" 1ryc~t drys IN thu stat"
outstanding all thu the Republic
cans IN tins convent on dre 10 follow tho
eNampl" of IN. DrnoCrats Al plyrpn
and ara not To mention IN IN" pilt'orn
N" United S'it"s S..na;or,hip ~ session
nor TIA" hGuo~ question Finally "
Indications ~ tonight arr nf ~" slightest
value this republic N convention "a 20
b" oi ga" tardnt'IR ord'r. b..' and fight
from start - iInISl
Talks with senator Burton and Senl'or
Dies late to-uigIJ mad" n appiI,'n' Ga A.
they az dist nod over the situation
Ih"v 10 lot VAN Judge Brown nnrna; 4
Tor Governor - tn" 'Ce! h. wpI,d to
Et'l" short ~ E-3 49, SPOT N Gov Hl--
mon pathway. ard mott la- 10 they wIn'
James Il GARFIELD p,CuI,a o! Garfield :
atta"N ~ on the laf' administration and
hi, utSurgant tC1d"n"is.
YET ,reorg" d COX evidently has the
whip hand and de,iaret ia's tn-nIGh'
that tLrra would IT, no 'pmD~omls. nu
h.S par, ani that n" and tI, friend, wo.!
vote IA IN" convention Tor Brown - tn"
c'lI wn or los"
Naturally Mr. Cox declined to gN"
aa rnIm-litIon hy CoInti"s NJ The 10
delegates he claims - have A. his hacH
ior Drown Incidrntlliy senator Burton
and senator Dlca do no, beliav" thar Mr.
Cox IA, 'ha' num1"r of d"leIat"s Tor
Brown. and senator Burton especially
0. for fight. a BATH" from all pon'~, 20
rcat y own and ., and " .on"v
l-t iu- ~ that Mr. Garfield wh" = 3.
arrive Tomorrow - - 10. mot HN Arthur
| \orv~ ri. .'ta. .umml'''"W'n tNr the
stat" and " l. tl't~. md u"gptElt IN
an" GO r" .,,v't w'.h Mr. Garfield {.
as "rtatu II ar .HruIt MT ~ Snn" fashion
r-,.u' tl- G''.rEn.,s against - iai'
Airl.ufs'r.t4ru and %" 80 fHH~.tl"n ?
com. p rt'. ( - O. o., V'a'' rim mat vii
d"iI almost entire ly 81 STAT" Is~'Ies
Nlr CO and Ht- f''"nd- AZ" gI..'i IL pv"
IA. -. Ia'I,n tor Nr ltft th" iir ldi'
tHrt,nkeI t.A tN, wears agHa' \,rur
and Mr. ia''', friends ~ this G.. uvrntI .
mast ".'g"r ACCEPT d. 4 :" Brown. Toy
caudldIt- f,r ,i.'"-uH- coz accept VI
G...n.d ne g th. p.t'a~rst crI'lrs e 10.
Ta.F AdnluISt a'Iun and ~" Chi"t let
tenant %! GIrr-d 'turhui
Ihl~ u tho sl'r.a'tan ~ r1.dn gh' Thor
4 - not a',,..p >, l'.. -uf"cisnt resIh"u'S
- IN" Mooney boom ~ u. 'itsra'" the torres
80 the Brown Garfield situation