The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

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and ycars state and FEDERAL oficchplhcrs
hay" h"eu -"ni 90 ~. a.. 'uH.'.,. ...-
Fnr wears and y"ar. h, nlf I"nal NdnInis-
trn'ipn has appointed ant rrappoini"d
Federal nfiCs.rS To- tho loirs which they
hav" held Sincp tho advent II Mckinley
frs' Admini-t ration ~ iSa; II half he
tale, heard her" arr true there - "A IeNolu-
tinn going on among The younger Repsib-
uCan- at the ~ ate over this policy, and
tht- revolution, was added. lefaln-
uui only - The up- ~ are ~ 80 hut through
uut tho Cosntr ~ dist rtct~ "a the state and
isesir, Iaily "A matter oi marked crit ici-rn IN
NrN York city II Wa IN" very general
tr.i Iuluny thai the Republican party mas
ns ss,,','l tho young bIoOd IN IL ranks.
Hoos ~ ELV CHRoSIC oFFtCE unI OAR
In tins criticism Col ROO-eVelt did not
escape, for u Was pointed ou' that h. has
teen practically an ofticeholdeT alnu-H
FROM the day he left college. nearly thirty
wears ago FIRST he was an Assembly
/ man. then he Vas nominated Tot Mayor
ui New York city. next he held the Job pt
United States Clvil Service COMMISSIONS,
IN due time h.. was Pollcs. Commissioner
20 New YORK ctty and fullONihg IN quick
s,ICce-sIon came his appointment To h"
Ash : ant Secretary ~ the Navy, his rls''-
Ion a. Governor 81 the state and ~ Vice
President ~ the United State and finally
Pre- dent ~ rho nits.d states u may lle
.
Younger Republicans ot the state ie-'l
that the affairs Of their party In thus com
munwealth have been rat her m the hands
~ ring whose nnly apparent object
has l-.en Ia -t,ne the aspirations at ia"
Younger men of the party. and ~. II may
ps added. there u a general disposition
mere foJ cleanup all around and that
the old time Rooseve' oficehnldrrs n
veil ~ The old time STA" nfiicrholders,
should H. 50 ASIDE AL the foundations
L L.
bn,lt dp bv The advent 10 the young blood
81 'N- party. The critics who mad" fh''>"
u''"rauc's today said Tint they "l~''r' 81
'he younger befaoCTats acre returning
to heir I,arty a. they ha," Observed a
dt-Uu-liInn ga he part II ~" lI"mu, Jl',c
leaders tu hrsak aNay frnm the uld hLoSs
aud tu give 'he Young men a chance
Most pf th.-s. di--u SrlOns were m.
/ 'srrujE>d by Republican Delegate Shp
exclaimed -Nhen ~ the KING coming
meaning col ROnsfVclt u Sas known
that the Cplun.l hal loft Oyster Ray aud
vas sNi-s.'c ed late N ~" afternoon I'm"
group ~ Rspuhllcans said they favored
= grea, reception for ioa Roosevelt and
that he ShO,Ild he greet ed with ethgie~
~ the Tnicoru uf England and the BlacN
Eagle e Germany. b"uel'h which -hO,Ild
read the legend Don break the elevsu'h
commandment Al thus Nas ysTsifagr
on the whimsical -IaIe'nsn' IL MANY, that
rna@in,.h a. Cd Roosevelt had lis
covered the Ten Commandments h" should
s,vp a ~ heed ~ the eleventh which
"a r',t-rprcsrd Nv thu ~o-idly wise means
IA. roi - 'uund an
WorkISG ~ KEEP SHERMAN FoRCE>
ISIACl
NtiI..lu BArn.s. ~ and speaker James
" Narlsworth nr"antin" yer" working
tx. young Napolron- "a Keep the Sher-
man fprr,s intarr Ihes.. two young
Rspuhhcan warriors recalled that ~ les
they st,ssi practically AlCai~ IA tins Village
&. n
fearing that the Governor would NOT
s'ani upon The platform ~ the cnnveu-
uon bE would nv individual not, ms ot
ms own c-eAte dIscord IA the TaTy In
1875 tho-. tWu Young Republicans hal
but Isl delegates a. their ha"k. bat this
wear they practically have tonight ts5
and they are counting upon additions
although some II th. RANK outsiders are
CURIOUS - learn R"N many Republicans
will stand bv BaTup~ aud Wafsworth to
the ast m their fight against Col kro~e-
volt What~v"T hspr-ns IN" karnss-
v ad<Wor1h Youngsters ts.lleve that even
ths will 20 turn Nuhln the n-Nt two years
that al the State CInN"ntion ot 1872 they
will have an dele q ate, representing the
younger amt m. growing element ~ the
Republican pary Ia the state.
IladR,,. NeF,. iA,-atlousiy pinned On the
Ruo-sv-' men t-'Aring thls lsgend. Hear
W.. th.. worst IN yet - come.
MS MAJESTY ARRIVES
lnATfnR
delegates and their wives and not 4 few
81 H.. outsida visitors praCiIssd IA the
parlors ~ the hotels before the mirrors
weeping courtesIeS, addressing them
.elSrs Md how - my lIege lord, hiS
MAJESTY the King. There was very much
II I'M. y" th, amusement ~ all shortly
l-.fure = p'clo"k WORT came that Col
Roosevelt train was booming into the
station The hand left the court IN the
Iul',-i State Hotel and marched - the
tuR IL was false alarm tn" Colonel :
train Wa late When ~ dld arriv" the
band met the Colonel. plsving -Iner.. u
H.. Hot Time m the Dld Town To-
ulxht Efforts were mad" tp induce the
GDlan" 20 enter 'rs United State Hotel
~ ~. Sld, entrance. the on" through
which Vice pre-iden' sherman had an
tered bat h- declin-i and marched 10
n nj tn. band and insisted upon entering
tnp hotel 10y the spacious entrance on
Broadway He "a. greeted 10y a great
'hr,ug AMI be pT"c"""i'.d immediately Ia
h = ,,,tttE". IRON, M" balcony - which
81, a,idr..--a.sl the crowd thus
Cipsi luck ! shan make my sp~~ch
Now You know ! make my speech TO-
morrow
col Roosevelt was quickly In the cot
'agc ~ Cornelius v Collins. whom the
Colon"l has selected Ia 10 his whipper IN
on this occasion. There Ner" present
ChaTI.-- = Francis. Mr. GrIscum Repre-
ti-h-rR. IN" ~ the original inSurgent
Sarltor- ~ Albany y~Rr~ ago, and Their"
was pIItck survey ~ the situation. Col
Kp.,--y"lr wani.d t. know from Mr. col
Inns II he had made "A sure estimate - m"
Roosevelt forces Mr. Collins assured
~" Colonel that he had. and moreover
that th,. Roosevelt -GrI-com forces were
sure Il 57I
The Colonel WAS then quickly Joined
Nv Representative fAsSstt and Repre-
sentative Dwight and there va, = gen.
e-al talk about IN" situation. including
the dIrart nomination plank ~ h" advo-
Gated 10y tho Roosevelt Grtscom people
and toy all other delegates who are SUP
pprting the Colonel IN his fight &" control
thus convention. including III" committee
on platform and m" nomination ~ candi
dat.
sHERNAs'S sHorrEKS ARRIVE
The t.nu-eyelt -I'ri-rum conferences and
the tSATn=-- " o-pdrun conferences were
Int.rTupt.d hV the booming IT tr~-
mendutIs hand led hy a stalwart drum
rnatnr n was the great hand from I'tI"a
Ialding into the courtyard 5pI business
men from that clty who are supporters
II VICE President sherman THIS pro-
c.ssipn marched Nv Col. Roosevelt cot
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