The sun., 1910-11-18
COULDN'T BOTTLE UP GRUDER
WIEN GRISfOu SAID COGNTi
lOTE UtSN'T so nan.
o. soui,int ne WORSE. says Gruber. and
Ina fer Tart ami for ruruins Out
these New Lights. Prentice Especiali,
cheer. and Kisses for the Proposal.

II this sta. is to go for Taf' in 49,,
Abe Gruber told the members Of the 9A-
publican county commit" ," IA, nigh. the
old guard must he brought back 20 -un
tn. state machine. and one OF the .irs'
moves in that direct ion must be the re-
moval Of E.ra p Prentice from the State
craftsmanship He made no direc, men
,ion Of President GriGcom OF the county
committee. although he intinated tha'
Mr. Gr,scom by not taking all the dis, ric'
leaders of :he county into his confidence
during the campaign had helped 20
bring about the election day disaster
GrIber's speech was unexpected At
the meeting OF the executive comm'tte"
in the afternoon there was an agreement
that nothing should he brought up at
nigh, but routine business. Gr,iber was
behind tina, cOnferenc. held in 'hs City
Club Few nights ago when William =
Benn., got a f.w OF the district leaders
toge, her and suggested that they should
ask Mr. GrlsCom TO retire II was sup
posed that "a: Yesterdays meeting OF the
executive cpu'mittee Griber would have
something warm 10 say TO Mr. Griscom.
bu- h- wa, persuaded 10 keep still because
he was informed acre was every hkeli-
fpCb 'Nai III VT sSsOn as NlS beCenDcF
meering would ask 20 be- retired.
B,i' Griher broke out a, the meeting OF
the general body President Griscom had
made a speech declaring that an analysis
of ~. vote showed that relatively New
YORK r,sintv had done better than any
other county in I'll. CITY and that the or
ganHatIon os this county had held its own.
He added that II the organi1 alton worked
roge' her hs had no doubt thar tine party
world come ont stronger than ever next
vea' and tn" YEA after
1.:,- Wa too much for nruber. When
l.. ru-" lore were cries Of platform.
~; Ia" INSISTED "n - -ak!nE from IN.
floor lie hnal returns. he hegan.
AauN that DIX ia tho stat" ~ New York
re- ".v"d - IN less votes than did Chanlsr.
and whit" = l. ;-iwavs seemingly foolish
to progIu-tIcate the result of an election
avn wiling 20 take the long distance
h - - s,' 'Nn wears from nps TAFT Will
i- '!.' R"pusd'can "AndidAt. for Pre-i |
d.nt Nrh nm a. our canddate FOR
Pro- don. We vIil carry 'kis State by not
'.-- han iJn gD Fully 10000 Repub- |
cans tailed ," got" last election dav and
:" ,Es NOR" Republicans vo'.d for Dix
IL" Caus. "f his Mr. Gr,ier went on
- sav. Ha- III. action o! III. Republican
pa''y ~ leaving - lid moorines and
listening Vh ne TT@hf.,f u - D' '2e tOT- I
'rILc- ~ III. enemy Going m 20 saw
that !I'' was sure that h" could pledge the |
E"i.!r.. can ~ SantIAfiOn - Taft IN 1912. |
IL. ",ntinl-d. y feel sIr.. that th.. Repub-
lI"an rartv n his STA. can h.. re,inited |
lhr l'.acS ln IN" So-called Old Guard |
wa- a. a''ack on men - hr had led the |
pai =. - lCtorv often IN lh's state. and
nope hat 'h'' rIIn. will not come again |
Nh-r Republicans IN thl= Stat. W i'll quietly |
stand Uv ard -e. the vlifying 81 men of |
ability and success
NJ GrrIh..r SAID h. Mas not seeking I
- make any char ze against Mr. Griscom .
by h." reminded he Presiden. tina, during |