The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-02
|IFDRCE TEDDY
|NT0 THE CAME
Of Former President in
|ym York Legislature Starts
Ball Rolling.
uS HAVE BEARING
ON NATIONAL ISSUES
n nR,oseveIt Is Forced to Lead
Pariy in Empire State what
\ Next, Is question:

|,,p,Ny. y. Y, July '1-Theodore
lm,lt is to be asked to get back
4. harness again. HIS decisive de-
IN both the senate aud the assem-
4 " the Republican organization mas
I. s;tuation that may force him
-. an active part in the politics
10Th state and nation
,,roa before the gavel had sounded
"a of the special session of the
-,l,iurc today, the members VINO
a nth him in the lost cause of pri-
vsgislation were planning to make
4 lsader of the party of the state,
..Isr he wants to be or nor. iney
\ ~ ~ the fact that once he plunges
,ss contest in the state, he VIII
;,rolvsd in the politics OF the ma
s New York is expected to play
.,cnipent part in the congressional
..iiols OF TINS laii. =, -,
~ Than two hours after the organ.
'so men had started up Capitol
4 his morning they were v1ctorious
we're coming down again. The
n Grct nomination bill, known as
4. .isRoOsevelt bill" was put to death
n 5 votes for it to l9 against, 20
= being necessary for II to have
a The personality of Roosevelt
~ TO shake the set purpose OF the
-sirsiion and Roosevelt sustained
q The few defeats of his career.
Not 6 Repudiation.
T.loreI Roosevelt IS defeat was In no
.,s reputation of his leadership,
4 u indication that his power is on
y Bane, those who stood with hlm
/ |fg had majority of the Re-
votes in both branches of the
shtnrc and II was only by a com
atou With the Democrats that the
siption WAS able to win,
ls9mhlyman Green said he had al
|Eiy begun preparations TO carry the
b MO the state convention,
l1Irrnor Hughes. while he viii not
3 plblicly, is known to have taken
.siul view Of the situation.
lgd c. Griscom. chairman of the
n l@k county Republican county
1litee 10 which Colonel Roosevelt
lE telegram indorsing the Cobb
WITH its amendment had this to
'iie first thing of all that stands
. Of national Importance. 1t is
mn.olldution Of three such men as
Roosevelt and Hughes. This sit
g has brought about such condi.
aoa II would be hard to imagine Il
1'nn more hopeful for the party
ID state and nation.
shs prospects of the party next
spald be seriously affected if the
I o. the legislature had been the
an9n OF the opinion of the ma
Y Inc point ] wish to emphasize
y \ \ was the action of the minority
y republicans who bolted the eau
y ,ae senate and Joined the Tam.
delegates in Il situation where
~ny Issues were lost to view and
s but personalities counted. -
sAof Wadswortb, who has led the
W. lnc Organization without apollo
hny one. said he had nothing to
~1s previous expression Of opin-
asked as TO his views OF the
os effect of the legislature s ac.
" the political situation. he re
,a %st 1t was too early TO speak on
@aase Follows Assembly.
mn and emphatic fashion the
ssn IN line with the assembly
A1 inl sent the Cobb direct nomina.
Auu"n TO defeat. The final vote
sa,.s %ss 70 ID noes, seven RepubIi.
,.t te,tIInlhlng ~ with the Democrats
we bill Twenty.six votes were
\. s'Ly XXI 70 pass the bill.
sn m was killed after the amend
nv %Up9sed " BY Lloyd G. Griscou,
fsn .. lhe New York county Re
<1s,. TpomhIlttee, and indorscd bv
N roosevelt, had been fncorpo.
TSe Ee measure by a vote of "a
rvs,n. ne emergency message from
II vI vi made it possible for the
Il soa soIc on the amended meas.
posy's session.
,ssult Of the fight in fhc son.
ltrpt M MI q more positive refusal
Ia H. 'ueodore Roosevclt's leader.
Nv yes,atl matter than that of the as.
inheritance Tax
4 ~ rogiesslvc .savc inheritance tax a.
saasiedd passed by the assembly
bin pro,;J ~ vote Of 3s to 4 and
s060 lung H.. Tor an appropriation
Flluary 'vI The expenses of the ey.
80 session was passed in botl
Iiav, lnT bill failed of enact
!; fsadinn oeen advanced to ths
70 ihe r a. Inc assembly, it wa,
Y PIE was ne netislon committee. Tn,
3 ,pr did 11t ' considered in the sen
Z difeci ,ne Hrady-F' F'risbie Demo
- primary bill come to ;
n pyobo 20, oil the legislative cor
Of "offi'aent iSs of the senate 'rnUi' and th,
y! n 70 ~.; rom both houses an
y ported dat. az. on the governor hav
q q eommm ma! The executive had n,
& med Oh ni%n,''cat'on, i%n the assembl,
q 4 $50 ,pu nna motion Of Leader Mer
Session ana one minute later tn
-" came TO an end.