The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
7. R. NOT BOOMING GARFIELD
ON LONGWORTH EITHER TO
RACE HARNON IN ONO.
ne Lhes 'Em Toe we'll TaIks Politics.
Literature aud Germah-- suspiciOnrhat
nennet Wont nun Fer GoNerner This
Time lee Mantle InsurEes Around.

The Contributing Editor talked poll
tics. literature and German yesterday
at tho Ou'lool office II WAS one OF thos,,
DAYS that don s~em Ia b" half as busy
~ they really are. Visitors piled into
the reception room hv the score. but a
good many Of them went away without
getting more than look at the Colonel
who u being assisted most capahly by
/ Proprietor Ho~land's son. You've got
to have an appointment or you don t
confer with the Big Man. Even Congress
man Bennet. the Gubernato riAl aspirant
who drops in every week now has 20 obey
orders
Mr.. Roosevelt had political confabs
! with Comptroller Prendergast. sN-SenA.
tor lee Mantle Of Montana. Congressman
= Catlin Of Missouri and Congressman
Olcott and Gouldsn of New York With
the stan Of the Outlook At the regular
/ luncheon he discussed pure literature
The Rev DIR Lyman Abbott and others
also spoke For fifteen minutes the Colo
mel eNperimented IN German on Emil
/ 4 leigner 81 tho International Hygiene
which Is going to hold its fair ~ Dresden,
/ Germany The conversation wHS explN-
sve and was punctuated by cries Of
; -ICh kahn nIcht- from Mr. Roosevelt.
Herr Ieigner evidently asked the ton.
trihutinR Editor +" com" to Dresden and
speak
The political situation IN OHIO was one
subject that WIS taboo with Roosevelt
/ yesterday BEFORE he left Tor Oyster
Raw late in the afternoon he was told 81
the latest developments IN tn" cnnv-n .
ton at Columbus Not a word on that
The news that Ross Coz was heiny whipped
cut there saemed to please him though.
for he smiled widely and showed HIS
teeth II il pretty well known how
eve. that the Colonel - not very an Nl"us
To- have either Garfield or Nic> Long.
worth nominated he regards them
9th too highly
Comptroller Pr~ndersaSt arrived early,
Col Roosevelt asked him about R"pub-
lican candidates IN BROOKLYN and who he
thought would ba a good man - run
for Gpvsrnor Hotchkiss said Mr. Prem
d~rgas - far NJ the Comptroller
himself - concerned 7 X likes HIM per
sonalN and ndmircs tn work he - dong
he does not take much stock IN the talk
OF Frendergsst running for Governor
Thu fall. At any rat,
There vas bit 81 mystery overshadow .
ing the visit 81 Lac Mantle He denied
that he ~ a candidate Tor CnitNt States
senator. and Mr. Roosevelt who haskno~ n
him for a good many years, did not gam
, the impression that he il Mr.. Mantle
described himself As an In-Irgent Tie
Applaud-si the insurgency in the West
Montana especially. and sald things
about senator Tom Carter Mr. Mantl"
IL quite likely Ia Announr" his candidacy
within q few weeks He will probably
run against senator Garter for the nomi-
nation Mr. Mantle sald that h." ~ not
in sympathy with the talk II ,hrrd re-'y
With Roosevelt a. tho head He dosSn I
think there n a chance Of IL
The visit Of Congressman Bennet
accompanied by CongTe-sm"n olroti
and Goulden did not create any IartIC-
ulAr stir Mr Bennet. n wall Toe re-
membereh. admits that he viii nun for
Governor II he can get the nomination
Somebody remarked that he had with
drawn from the contest but he dbl not
say 40 MIR. Bennst stuck around =
short while. tried To get Ia the Colonel
before Young MIR How lands schedule
called for his appearance and went away
without taking To u He ~ill prob
ably be back on Friday. Congre-smen
Olcott and Goulden asked the Colonel
90 speak az a meeting Of the Rive and
Harbors Improvement Association IN
Washington August o but the Colonel
declined
Rudolph Spreck els and John Mitchell
sat side Nv side IN the reception room
Yesterday Roth saw MIR Roosevelt for
-
90 address the National civic f'siera-
ton next winter Il he can arrange his
dates To get around An invitation that
Mr. Roosevelt dad accept was the one
tendered TO him hy the Army and Navy
Union He told col BAXTER that he
would come to the Grand Central Palace
IN Decesnbsr and talk about Ia" cruise Of
the bAttleshiyr- around the world
Two delegations came IN late yesterday
20 ask the Contributing Editor to max"
speeches for them One represented
the southern Commercial Congress and
the other the Worlds Christian Cltiz.n-
ship Conference Ia hc held IN Philadelphia
m November The Colonel had To- turn
both Of them down
Throughout the dAy Mr. Roosevelt
was on the jump Persons SIth no other
business than merely wishing Ia shaNe
hands men desiring intorsetuent- Of
various things from political bOoms 20
Patent medicines dropped N He saw
most Of them and had n Kind word for
all lie left the Outlook ONO" for Saga
more Han early IN the evening The
Colon-l will remain IA Oyster hy until
Friday. wh-n h- n come back and edit Il
lac finds tune