The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-27
licycd That the proper place for for
iner president was on the platform, I

lieyed That the proper place for for
tner president was on the platform
informed Mr.. Wadsworth that
Thought the proposed action unfair ana
I TINT if Mr.. shermans name We're pre-
sentea 10 tho committee Without con-
suitation among any large number OF
r,e,nfcrs. would oppose 1t. and put up
the name Of Colonel Roosevelt. also
tnid Mr.. ward the same thing !
,,ndnrstood from Mr. ward that Presl-
lar. raft approved OF Mr.. sherman
.aientio,, winch thought strange, IN
aamt,rh az the President hau 1ol'' i.
I'M a few days before that he iaV V,, ~
consultation with Colonel Roosevei. ~
a,i matters pertaining to the Repuo
i,can Marty In New YORK hase .....,,
That the meeting was snrrouh' 20 a
deceit. and I. certainly was 50 i"'
was concerned" ,,,n,,ttee-
Several New York county CON-, -, his
MAN hacked up Mr.. Griscom ~ nls
assertion that Ward had indiea.eu
~, president Taft had favored Mr.
{. Sherman for the chairmanship'
chairman Woodruff interrupteu "
- ,t,at there must have been some
.aierndarstanding ali around, for noth.
ing had been said to indica.e .n''s
the President had peen .u :, f,,,,,i
a, the instance of Barnes, pom
20 IN. nommitteemen was then taken,
IN which member arose. ana saio ~,
a,fect that he had not been deceiVeo
In casting his vote for sherman.
wnodrur Didn.t Know 1t.
Chairman woodruff declared:
never knew that Colonel RooseHe..
name was to be presented until Mf'
Griscom arose in his place ana ~
nounced it" ,. az,
Colonel Roosevelt had asked me TO
vote for him would certainly have
sa. We all would" said Chairman
Woodruff.
Speaker wadsworth said: /,
II must correct the statement OF
Mr. Griscom that he told me peiore
tho meeting OF his intention or pvs-
.entinr Colonel Roosevelt's naale. l
was taken by surprise when ne oia
MIR. Griscom reiterated his state
ment that he believed there was
trickery, and Samuel kriilewltcn, o,
Manhattan. said he was present ana
heard Griscom tell Speaker WadsWortl Il
that Colonel Roosevelts name woulG
be presented me episoue so"e .. 49, 80
with this remark by Chairman Wooo-
ruff: ~. cr,..
~ think this charge by MT. Grls-
com and others, charge by RepupH-
cans against Republicans, is the most
unwarranted piece OF business nave
ever known
The motion was then carried tnat
Mr.. Sherman-s selection as temporary
chairman was made without misrep-
resentation.
In Political Turmoil.
In OOlltlCal tuT.
mol to-nIgnt. The Old Guard Is max
ing it's battle on the issue "Shall Theo-
dore Roosevelt rule the Republican
party in the state of New York;"
Colonel Roosevelt reached here late
to-day. and in five minutes had
plunged into the situation. taking ful
command of tho Progressive's force
anu rounding up the wavering un.
pledged delegates Ihe ebb ana flow
of the political tide finally set In fol
the Progresslves Tonight, and the col
onel. after a conference with his lieu
tenants. repeated his declaration, mad
Mt Troy to-day: I'VE have beaten then
to a FRAGILE. and the trophies arr
ours"
When Colonel Roosevelt came In,
Saratoga he was met at the railroa
station by the New York county dele
CATION. headed by Lloyd c. Griscon
hepreSeHtallFe PARSONS ana OHIO Ban
nard, OF New York, and hundreds G
delegates and townspeople. A process
sion was formed, and headed by
Troy band marched to the Unite
States Hotel, where the Colonel We
rushed to the second-story piazza I
make brief speech in response to tn
crowd.
VIII Make Speech To-day.
Good vuck," he shouted, wavin