The Washington times., 1910-10-04
independence LeaguerS Re-
ported Arranging for Rati-
fcation BY Convention.
EDITOR MAY RUN
FOR SECOND PLACE
Democrats In New York Jeer At Al
lance With Roosevelt-Con-
gressional Orators Enlisted.
By JOHN SNURE.


NEW YORK. Oct. As the result
of conferences of members Of the In
dependence League last night, prelimi-
nary to the convention the league Will
hold tomorrow to name State tTcket.
reports are current today that the
league will indorse Stimson, the Repub-
lican nominee for governor.
II is also reported Hearst may take
the nomination for lieutenant governor.
He Is already quoted as saying he is
willing to take a subordinate place on
the ticket
While the convention meets tomorrow
Hearst will not arrive on the Maurela-
mia until Thursday. The nominations
NAV be deferred until he arrives. as the
whole matter rests in his hands
Some of the league members are anX-
Ious for Representative SUlzer 10 head
the Independence ticket. In the mean
time. the Hearst newspapers are Keep
ing up the war on DIX ana MuIPi.,N'
while the Dix supporters are denounclhS
the Inconsistency of an alliance between
Hearst ard Roosevelt
Comment was made some days ago
n the fact II would be strange spec
iarle to see Roosevelt and Hearst go
Ing IN and down New York state nEnI-
ing for the same object. the defeat OF
the Democratic candidate That this
spectacle will be presented Is no longer
Other political developments include
announcement that Senator Gore
Champ Clark. and other 2rOmlhent out
side Democrats are coming 10 New \ ork
10 speak for Dix. This indicates that
the Importance to the Democrats in a
national way Of carrying New York Is
recognized.
The new Republican State committee
is meeting here today to organize and
arrange for opening the campaign
which everybody admits will be red
hot
Young Causes Stir.
Because of the light it throws on
the feeling Of many Republicans
against Roosevelt. a big stir was
caused here today among both Re
publican and Democratic politicians
bv the announcement that Charles II
Young. long president Of the Republican
club. had resigned from the club and
declared his purpose 10 support John
A. Dix for governor.
Mr.. Young mas given out statement
In which he declares he believes II
Stimson, the Republican candidate fol
governor, is elected, Roosevelt will bt
President again in 1912, and that II this
happens Wen never get him out OF
the White House"
Mr. Young denOunces many of ROOse-
velt's views. He says New York needs
n housekeeping and that it Is necessary
70 defeat Stimson u put out Of power
THE most arrogant boss in the history
IF the party" He says he still believes
in Taft and is still a Republican anC
Eiu work for Taft two years hence.
The news Of Mr.. Young 8 resignation
Is the more interesting because il /!
learned that President Taft had a tail
with him when he was here Saturday
The President heard Mr. Young wa
bent On boiling StimSOn and supporting
Dix, He urged Nir. Young to line up fo
the ticket, but his pleas were unavail
ing.
Now what everybody wants 10 know
Is how far the detection OF Mr. Yount
from StimsOn points 10 other Republi
can defCCtions on the part OF men VIII
hat Roosevelt
It is declared the Republican Club 4
honeyccmbed with members who fee
as Young does. and Vii vote for Dix
II was 20 some Of these that Presiden
Taft read the riot act Saturday. I
remains To be seen whether he was an
score successful with them than Wit
MY Young, who's announcement q
Roosevelt IS 4 reelection Of "A powerful
feeling in the New York business dis
trict
THIS undercurrent is one Of the mos
dangerous things the Republican lead
ers i'm this State have TO face and the
know IT, Moreover. Republican Cor
gTessiOnal campaign managers are Won
derin- just how far the Young declare
ton points 10 a like frame Of mind o
the Part of Republican conservative
the country over. They are WOrrie
about 1t.
Secretary TOudenslager, Of the Reput
lican Congressional committee, who ha
a bad fall from street car YESTERDAY
submitted 20 an X-ray examination &C
day. and found he had a cOmpoun
fracture OF the right wrist.