The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
ROOSEVELT IN FIGHT TO STAY
70 HETHER M WINS or IOSES
~ THF STlTE TBIS TEIR.
'"ulhnT Keep Out % Politics. Though He
Meant To. H~ TeIh tho Press GIuh
"BaTn-lr" IRtent on G0VerninS the
People NrOnS ENaHs NrNSpaperInE.


col Roosevelt told the Press Club
who's" much applaud"d guest hs VA,
last night. thai ha Intended ~ kea;, ig ht
.ug the CROOKS m this state wh-'her n,
V"n m" coming figh' at the state conven
non ~ not H." spoke Faction N
Btrn-lr who appeared 10 think said
m" Colonel. that A. Was ms duty as vel
a" &" his interest To- govern ths people
wrong
b" club sem committee ~ Two.
Charles n Met iiIley and Ia mes & Gar
r.>pn - fetch m" Colonel from Douglas
Rohn~on'- house They sat tho Colonel
do~n ~ith acting Mayor Mitchell. sir
William Irslutr. .N-l.nrd Mayor II
London. Congressman Sulzar. William
Il. Wilcox President H.nn~Ssy II the
cllh and other. and sang sonss 10 max q
hun laugh tine - these. songs loshsd
on" Barns e. thereby giving tho Colonel
a cue for later on
Acting Mavor Mitchell A. the request
II Nr Henns~-y. welcomed tho Colonel
VI" h"Sr'st'Si 20 add - the lsvity ~ the
| occasion. he saId II se-med rather like
carrying Goals to Newcastle or epith-ts
4 - oyster Raw
I ndes"rv"d Airtsrv.- Mr. Roosevelt
shot ou'
Mr. H"nne-sv remarked that ihara was
Disagreement h'''wsc tho Word and
our intellectual and distinguished
! friend
There - slld ilr colonel pucklv
Mr. HennCs-y Was sorry Mayor Gaynor
could not he there rut SINCE ~. Mayor
might possibly he = candidate for Gov
"rnor 4 would not do 10 have HIM assn
| cate with Col Roosevelt
No no no. never laughed the Colonel
Whom The guess stood up aud lowered
h,s head for ~p.rcu th.v cav" hum
rathpian IL" was especially Pleased |
To So" Nir Miilam Treloar there II 70 ,
rdi!ed London hospitality
/ hav" iIWl~s foThorn".r be- added |
to exercise my mind with the g4crv ?
a. 90 whether or not would have been
EI' on ne freedom of tho city n mad made .
my Guldhal spe..ch before OF after ~
"" 'omp,mrnt-d NJ Mitchell ~ ~" ,
aud 90 Official New York needs aud said .
.. WIS SIaG 10 drink n toast 20 me speedy
~"c"y"r. = Mivur GHynor
! motto" that no one har" h. went on
has alluded Ia h" rather ,ialr,t'" subject
II thr 'm" when | served H. mum
clp"ll'v ~ Polio. ,prnirtSsInr.r y l-u for
IN" first tim" ~ - history New Work
h"cam" entirely sHrr4au- ltugut-r|.
regarding ~" "yrarim-u' With such
m N''lra 60! .p-ror lad a'uuS.fnen' that "
..c'. NJ r"lI"f when moved to
>" NOR" Sc .d"d reg pu- ~ OYSTER Raw
AMI has '-'' e certain Willingness sine" TO
".""' IN" ~ any uair" hat took m" FAR Y
enough aVrv 'l.tugh'ar
He sad no rad "u .1voi his "Ip"rIeroa- ,
10 IunHr ~" ard .uun IN privar. NE ,
ur' b." mlvr' mention Nn.n no eft Il
r" PRESIDENCY 'rar. wls 'sIN ahuu' what !
%. d. ~ 'h.' ~ prs-.i"r'- 4,
N.nody r",.l Un'.-r b." >-i what :
r"y ". Oh. '.r TONS "N-rr"-If"r'
lA4sr'"r ~" wul DO Tor hirs-.f q
n" had ~ a. taHl" with stara-men who :
Sik"'i about 'l- InRratt'uda II repub- =,
- and h"w much they dishked hong
N ruhlI' uffice ~" had told Thorn he
inst his Inh that b" had q good time
ud would Con'inI. ~ hav. u
'S"v"ral u the snngs tonight he
nniInu"i have seemed To- me 10 have
ON" r"r-pnal Application Laughter ,
Ily-iun- iir" recon mad" g. IN" imp-nd. ,.
* ~'I'" convention Now. gentlemen :
u"u 'Gr' When / arrived 81 home d,
al - mention - taking anv NOR. par
b if.H.." Uf" | nav" - INTO IA" 4 ght .,
nNgt 'r" state CONVENTION the fight -
% stat" politics '"r" -Implv Iecau.a -
could not N""r 'u' II 20 laughter and :
ppIar-'-. and having Got 10 -h,l, -" !, :.
l'nuCh Ia,
q 'r'i-' W" NAV ue able 10 finish II IN NJ
T'- wear "I' e ny then | am % tho right =,
" % "n elementary principles IN. "'
So cardinal feature, 81 tho policy / ~,
4 .
rpuk u u.I.s .li.. and I0 rn.. second place
hat fa'. ,.'.HpI" tr" Entitled tu Ruy.ru M
I'''u ..v'- II - 'h-Ir duty o. -. that "
I'" govern th"fu-".v'- well d. not ~
.'I"., ~ ~" Nu-- de- usIieye IA N
b" ."ti-r r"ciu-" the leader tries to lead II
nj iI" r|-N 'r'''~ o. drive Applause ~
.Nur" nan Once ~ popular gathsrInRs al
N1'" h''''u Iuit.duU'd - the friend II VI
D. p"U- man always say Now | ~
1id ~ Sav -'h" friend ~ the honest N
IAN and J am With yoU The friend /
pr". IT 'h" honest man rich or poor. tho
- of 'n'' ".'"-. Ohm" ~" u IN" rI'n crook
b." tp-' Of m" pOpr CIoDk %,
IT, on" NJ N" songs thts -venirz touch
* r"i"~"i." SaS mad" ~ pn. u the.
-"lf .laugufe-i leaders 81 the Ot,r,osttion
no wts l-r"v"Trg',y referred 10 a. barn eli
- Laughter thin that Mr. 10
arn"- h"'I"y"s that ia" Iou,,ia cannot y,
pF"rn themselves and 'ht' therefore ~
his duty. and incidentally - ms inter
- TO Y IN''Fn In"Tl wrong NV nallel 80
hat the people can govern them selves
~ that u - my duty 10 help them govern vi
."fn="lves night "A voice Bully for CO
~" and applause ~
~" aid h" h1Tei he had ahown himself nd
J." friend Z The aborinR man the wage pr
-ker and that he had shown II IN naTt DE
' standing uufinchngly against the IN
bprInR man when he Committed n crime fn'
El"l"rc" "r di~Irier iApplaus~ Ip
OF newspaper men he NlId thai a, lr
.fNTV " q -ht kyfRn and Ia ~.
ut tas" the night type ~ naWspaper a."
an and max" IN appeal - his honor Fc
~ would pvtws sh any possible aprasl
~ '"T't b" made ~ his self ntsreet -
m 49,. cation With new zpaper men he
~ gained mere ~ei respect for American soi
iIyen-hIp and fur human nature He
a. proud that he had gained the friend ms
Iu end resp"ct ~ the newspaper men rec
fh whom he hat b.er ss.,rl.,.i -. arr
vernon ana pra.iJsn, y" fig
ySouId r.rk.y n b,,ndr.I,aia ,, J na