The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-26

In thi. matter "a the members ofthe state
committee a~'ed entirely within their au-
thority m --lsrting temporary chairman
without. a. far a. I know q single one Of
them consulting With him about u hut m
Nie~ 90 the apparent anront ~ Mr. Roose-
Nel' caused ny tho action Of MIR Gri~om
7 .el, ,Allcd upon a. chairman 81 IN" COM
nttce to send tho iolio~ tng letter 20 'hecN-
Precedent
august ~. 1910
--oi TIsnio-s Rao.s,ch. Orsier nav. /
Nv DEAR cot Huu~fNEir II CRnno,
be possible that y - necessary for me 20 toll
you that tho actioa ut he state committee
yesterday, IN which participated. vas IN
no srnA- intended a. an act oi hostility
toward Won or one of reflection upon Won
saw Ward and Rarns- after their talk
with Vpu aud thew 'old IN" What Won ana
they had Said about this whole matter. ana
] hop~ YOU knoN. despite some things 10 ia"
CONTRARY WaiCu the new -pap"r~ contained
this morning. that they told Won IN" exact
facts \ot one 81 10 supposed that your
name would he presented without NoIr
notifying ward. the national committeeman
or me. the chairman ~ 'he state committee.
that you wished u done and never Wa~ ~
much SURPRISED Ia INV LIE a. when ''Tts' ON
made ~" motion which no did Not
word had boon sad 80 m" before the meeting
by anybody 'ha' Indicated this cour~s' VAS
% he 'sk~n. ami understand that neither
(tTlRrnFn one else fpll warn Rt
Barnes OF any 81 the other men ~ the com
mit'ee that this was their purpo~e
-Belteytng that Won mus, appreciate the
positIon In which under 'rr~a circumstances
We suddenly found ourselves after having
agreed upon n. --I-ctlon 81 sherman. IN
conformity vI'h the prrceden' established
nv the S,lac'ton OF senator Roo, two wears
ago A. temporary chairman. beg 10 remain
~rt,h he's, wt-hes Yours re-p~C,fullv
TIMurHY I. WoopRrFF
Such harmonious. ACTON AZ the saratoga
eony,n' ,nu a. = necessary 10 success AZ
N. roll. can only ~. secured nv the co.
on,ratton 81 All RepuhItcans | know ~ no
n.r.y pr,nctrl. upou which We are A.
nresent divided IN this state eN~~pt that
;nycIy.d IN tho nrorosal 20 abolish tho con.
yen,,on system of making nominations
and .,,,uts therefor IN. direct nomina.
nor r,,n which has been characterized
a. tho device Of the demagosue and N.
mubo,.,,.
I'ro, ,b,, ,,..,i,, NJ the Saratoga cor.
1en,,on ,hsrs will doubtless no a division
!, :. ~, ma n,,n., ,ha, the a,,,,ude %,
,hs .,.,,v cu ,hi. matter should h, clearly
d.sr.4 ,rt,h,u, .,,itvorafl,,n or r,isunter.
.,.rd,n, ,h,, IN. voter. may know r~sc.iv
49,. he ,.r,y .tsnds Tho.e who ar,
orpo.o,i 20 this :ad and who believe rhs. ~
49,, 49,, - ,n. s,a,o n.u lid ~
h'to'" "" '" ~ %.
further n"roa"hm"n'> ~ popuhs'l' 'd"a~
',,,, ,,,A,,, ,rd r-o,..rlv .nd.avor
,....,.,.,, o.. ,',,,.n,i,r ,r,r, committing
!" It-''u' ~ W -, -, -. -. -. I, -,
nseH '" ms Io',y Ine sp',a ."a ,,
IN" asia''on Tor urr'- pI',I.a,' ,n
'ion- = ID, n'or. 80, ,hn,,a r.
Una IT p'"po-' 20 -,
rad"a''-u "hFu IA ms "'"'r ",'''''
against ~" reprH-"h'h'Ne system 81 nom
mating bN convention VIII. u gwen IL neal
s-Vt menace IN" stability Of industry aud
frisht.n ent-rpr,s"
ain glad - know thar Mr. Roosevelt
intends 20 60 20 the saratoga convention
srI rrr.cn' hts ,d~a~ On rhIs aud other
.,b,.,. rhs trrr,-t,n,. Of ,hfs ronvsn.
80, - a, ,,.,,,,. -, .,.,,lv .,hsn,.d ana
,,,,,,,,,r ~ 3D.. .-,r,.p,,op sv.,.r,
49,, ,,,,,,.,..,, ,,..,,,J do,,o,.
-. -, - p.,,.,E
Fra''n 'tr '""'S'' W -t
"ah pAr'N VII 'ne'' -NpIen ~"
h"iofe me '"hh'''''" "' '-@"''' '"nN ""'
UpCa ne aoor 81 N" on'"n'''n I'7"r-
s-r'~ VA NAV eN'" upon matters ~ pm
,r.Irs or lni.c.-s Win %" there debated AMI
d ..ided
On the psrr ~ n sslt and ne other reg
tl.t- here - no p-r-onaI warfare involved
N TIM. mater nor mas there been our
,n,,,.., us. Dh.rs ~ ,IVav- has-in N.
-. ~, 80. III, mo, -. rr,gre...ya-
-. g. a., ,,oi,,. t,s ,,,dr,,on. our
-, - rccfe., To- nrin,I pleS IN Hntrt a..
hsI,aye can he cain.aId by none, and /
assume that ~. opp1-tion has the SAM
ueree' a. near - "" nav aHi WI " =
Le1dv "a -" o a"cer' me Nrrd'"' oi me
stai- 'onNsn, ,on, Mn''" - '"N supreme
AZ 1"' y. Wv . ',", ,,..,,
hoPiNh roh 'oNfH"N'st
Although Mr. woodruff IN IN" latter
PAT at has siatH mont implies that ne ex-
poets hEht At the saratoga convention.
Taiucularly on IN" direct nominations
question. and that b" - LOOKING forward
with peasur" - suCh night IN IN" con
vention hecaus" the beet thought Of N"
hepubhcan party vi u IT, th"re eNpressasd,
II can 10 said 'hat Mr Noodrun. INK" MT
Barnes and Mt MA-d. Is already plan
ming 20 bring about som" KIND OF com
promise They are more than Wiling TO
drop Mr.. sherman IN IN" interests ot
harmony a. they call u, and are Wiling
20 agree 90 IN" naming q man for tom
porary chairman who Will d" Acn"p'abi"
20 the rnAchin" and To- the progressive
faction. In" suRg~-tlun was mad" yes
terdAy thar tho s"leCtOn at such man
for tho chEIrmanshlp a, Fred br"iner.
ths Republican hp-- Z hrI". ought 20 b.
Acceptablc 20 both sides
II Mr. GrlsCoTnS advice - AIKEN thor
will h" no fiCk"unR with Mr. Woodruff