The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

" AIdr,dga ~ Rochester, Abraham
GnIher aud Michael ! Dady Of New York
c,tv. benjamin II Od"ll. Jr.. Of New
hurgh William Barnes. Jr. II Albany
Thomas Wheeler 81 Iuca. George "
Dunn ~ BInKhamtou and Francis Hen
bricks 81 Syracuse
la IN. spring NJ that year Isas. Mr.
Od"ll. representative in Congress 1T
the tune. called on Mr. Plat, at the Airing
ton Hotel and suggested the name of MIR
Roosevelt for GovprnoT. Roosevelt at
the time was Assistant Secretary ~ the
Navy. and war had not yet been declared
against Spain With the declaration OF
war ','' let the Navy Department and be
Ca'.Ir lLe ltenaut & ulpuel of the Rough
'rr- under Col Leonard Wood S.-na
tor Plau had not got along very we'll
with COY. Frank = Black plack had re-
fused To support the anti cartoon bill
aud ia other ways had offended PlHtt.
who was th" greatest Republican boss
IN" state has ever had. not overlooking
Ghurlnw Weed. Reuben r.. Fenton or Kos
cn'' toukhng senator Plat didn't re-
CriN" NJ. Odell suggestion concerning
Mr. Roosevelt taNuTabiy AZ the time. al
though he was looking around for can
dIdat" with whom 10 beat Black
A. convention time came along Sena
tor Plat sent l.enuel Ely Qmgg, then a
Representative m Congress for the Four
ternih New York distinct. TO Muntaul.
! Point To- of"r the nomination 81 Coy
! I
Colonel. n elected. would recognize
, senator Plat and the Republican state
organization IA all matters pertaining o.
patronage THIS Roosevelt faithfully
promised To DO. lnd. with IN" exception
of the appointment e John y. Pdrtndg"
81 BROOKLYN 49, h.' Superintendent II Puh.
| hc Works, b" kept las word. So that At
the Gloss. u Gov Roussvslt's admins
tratpn senator Plat was led To- -iy
Roosevelt has U"-u the most trictabi"
Governor IT." stat" organization ever
had
Ia ~" convention of ISIS col Rpo-sy,i'
h.'aj Go, BLACK. su a-pirau' FOR re-
nomination. uv ON" vote of - 10 -
and former county Judge ! Rider tadv
oi Hudson. who mad named GOV BllDN
tor denomination. moved to max" Roo-''-
Welt : nominal ION unanimous II was
IN that ,ur' "uftun that the rhgllihty Of
col HpO-rN ell Ia b." candidate tor
Gpveruor e the stat" " New \ ork WaS
very seriously questioned
tol RoU-"vslt'- Republican entities call
attention ~ ll- recent utt"ranC.~ mat b."
demanded dacrn"y m politics and all that
sort Of thing And then they pointed olf
that tpl kpOssvelt ~ Governor ui I'm"
stat" did nothing whatsN "r To break mp
m" system - Albany
In fact % remained for Gov Higgins
when he assumed office on January 4.
1875 Ia ingugurats a nev system 81 Al
panv and "f"ct a reorganization oi the
state Assembly through the rl'-"ilnn ~
Speaker James " Nad-wor'h. Jr Not
10 ~. memory ~ men now IA public life
according 20 Republicans to-day. hav"
things teen IN such decent shape m the
Legislature especially in the Assembly,
As since the advent OF Speaker Nads-
worth Concerning old matters these
Republicans pointed uut that u was left
for senator JOSIAH T \rwCpmh IN repeat
lng matters impaired IA confidence 20
Ori ug 80 light the matters which led TO
the retirement u senator Allds and SEN
aior Cong"r from IN" ~"uat" and "a The
selection II IN" present investigating
commit tea headed bv Chairman Merritt
The Ru' p-opl" con
iInu" 10 dDClar" that they would have
foot loss than $50 votes ~ the convention
SI'h which o. iI-plsC" Vice President
sherman a. temporary chairman and 10
eject % ll- iiaur tHl Roosevelt The
koo-"y -Grr-D,m people however. sad
hat they would make No. NOV" against
Mr. sherman - The meeting OF the
state committee tomorrow night when
me state COMMITTEES. meets, but would
reserve their fire for N" first session
II me convention ON Tuesday PresI-
dent Gr!-com sad
We -hall demand the immediate cleo
q ION - a State committee consisting OF
/ ~ m-mher- \ resolution 20 that -hec'
Will 10 introduced "a 1h" convention
| have hsard to-day e up better uT- stat"
and dr." '.r Governor than tuu-'' men
p ..uu.i lv Iu. Henry !. Nt.u-uu. Repre-
..n'a'... " I''um : B-ur.' aud S.th
Low Il \"N AurH city There has been
-.fu.. MENTION ~ other up-Stat" ,audI-
tt'.- ...ludI.g Pr-~'ieu' 6'I'.ursuu -
''r ~ iaWr-u," University. S!pr-fn-
Court lI-fI." tuIs" % ttf-kru dnd
~ pran" Court Justice Woodward 81
B.'T4.n
I. We called ., Mr. Grt-oonl.- a''an-
rl.u 'na' tt, t..miur i.r % STAT" com
mites. e lJu member had o. cen Iunuryp-
rated o. Ill - ne. iir.c' nominations
meas. .r..- wu,'H w"r" unlimited H' Albany
last winter moulding N" M"'d"-Phi.lT-
|i'I favored bv m. k.puH.Iudr uTgauIya-
ION Bur Mr. GrIs,pm believed 10 %.
.hOr' ,i1f and UI -I-."iv action w.fhutit
-ubmu'Iag 'll- matter fu ~" yni" It th'.
people
Repre- anr1rrve Hernor- Parsnns and
HI friends N"h".a 'rrulv that Henry
!. ~'Inl-"n - 20 b.. nominated tor Gov
"rusr They also INSIST that ths C0ntro-
s. cry ~ - IN" SELECTION - Vice Pr"-id"n' ,
sherman or col Ron-ey"l' =" b.. tenn
po'H' chairman - the con "uiIpn will
't-u oui - tea very stupid affair very
uu. -lds-i one IN h.. interest II ,ol RoO-@-
vel. Bat IA" BARNES Woodrow people
b" ilr- that u their opponents are a.
we'll ~aft-'"i Win the situation and 50
Of th"rr position they should
bring 'l.. matter before IN" stat. com
nit go tO-morroW night
Tn. antl-RoD-syeli people -1iI that
Mr. Gr-icnin had ~ warrant for ms claim
~ $50 del.gnte- This lsd to an asser-
iIon 'ha' tho anti-RooseVel' psopl. had |
-nIGly at their back as delegates 80
cur.lv nailed down and that should the ,
friends 81 Representative William y /
iienner 81 New York city decide 20 adj J
vance him - candidate for Governor ,
and should the anti Roosevelt people ,
accept him rhe anti Roosevelt people |
would hav" IN tho convention Us dele /
gaia- or lu-t three short Of majority. !
With which 10 oppose Col Roosevelt /
-ucc'---fIllv for temporary chairman.
Indeed besides being a day % con-
n has been one Of intrigue /
pne Of hoastful statements. one Il mystery !
and be,icvilmeni OF course "A great deal /
has be"n ~sid concerning the platform |
~ be- adopted by the convention
II has been accepted nv all Republican !
n IN" battlefield that President Griacon 4
Z the Nov York kspublican Committs.