The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
OLD GUARDS ROOSEVELT BOOM
WAVE nm FOR GOIERNOR
AND THEN kNIFE MN.
Al Talk Of NominAting the Colonel
Comes Prom Woodruff and Barnes
woodruff for Direct Nominations =
snort Time Ago, saw ID. q. James. JT.

AFbiAAhaN aAA " AAhAAAa'ANh NeaA ~
their minds to nominate Col Roosevelt
for Governor al the Saratoga convention
va William Barnes. Jr the Albany
Republican ross In the las thre- DAYS
Mr. barnes has talked a great deal 70
the reporters. and while he has been
careful ~ insist that he should not ne
quoted he has made no objection 10 the
repetition indirectly % the views b.
holds on the present situation
Both Mr. Barnes and Mr Woodruff give
the impression n the newspaper men
that Mr. Roosevelt has created such a
! condition III affairs IN this state that the
election next November will go against
the Republicans They intimate that
/ because Mr. Roosevelt will be the caus"
81 the Republican deisa; h- should be
made To take the responsibility for ~.
and that the beet way 81 putting that
responsibility on he shoulders will l.. to
nominate him TOR Governor In" pro-
posal 30 nominal. Mr. Roosevelt hy
acclamation. which would mean that lac
would have 70 take the nomination
Their" ~ no prst"nc- ~ s.,r"'y a. me
Republican state head Vart"r- that ono.
he - nominated the old guard would .ay
plans for the kning Of Roosevelt When
Mr. Barn-- was asked Yesterday y l."
would support MIR Roosevelt should b.
h- nominated he replied
/ could not support Roosevelt for
Governor b~cause ne - for dirs-rt primaries
and am not
Mr.. Barnes would not .Ay that Ms re-
marx about --uppor'- CouId l.. taken A.
applying To- any sch"m" which might h.
Diet" -tnIn"d upon 10y the "Id guard for
IN" domination II Mr. kpn-.v-I'
h" Roo-a ."lt nomination suggestion
comes only from " Barnes and Mr.
Woodruff - la A. can -. learned ia
making this suggestion they ar" -r@a>Ing
manly for themselves. although thor"
have been conferences held with other
Old guard leaders on IN" situation Prom
Information which has leaked out -
rh.-. conferences ~ Is understood that
the old guard would not h- altogether
sorry II IN" Repuhicans should 10 de-
f-At"d this wear prov ided they can shift
the responsibility for party defeat to
Roosevelt; and prevent the placing Il III.
direct nominations .aW on IN" statIt.
books
II - cl"a- from r'mRrk- which nav"
been heard at the Republican stat. head
quarters that even II 10. Woodruff
Barnes faction found that they could
control the saratoga convention against
Roosevelt and Grl-Cur1 and the supporters
- the direct primaries priuCIpl. they
would - loath To- tak. anvAntag" II that
control b-cAlsa they rpAiiIa that their
ma Jori'y would no very ANAL and that ~
would mean the SN-ping alive - the direct
primaries lssue.
We are ready 70 -acrifo. the state 20
get rid 4 Roo~@vpl'- u tho wav some 81
the leaders % the I'D guard have ~
pr-s@@d u They thiuN that m" Tb~no-
cratic convention will demand the nomi-
nation 81 Mavor Gaynor and that Mayor
Gaynor will respond 20 that demand and
will win on election dAy
Chairman Gruscorn 81 The Republican Z
county Commute" irtinaf"i Yesterday
tina, ne III Tot ..eern tho Wood-IH tate
msrt II THURSDAY igEi on" that required
a reply from hun
I wouI sugs~~' he sail that Mr.
Woodruff agar r"h Pr'-sII.rt taft .
latter go me - AuS1E' >?
Mr. GrIsCom ~.-ru-l - think that the P
,tat.rsi eva Il" m" uri"' IIsai rrIrt az
-. Ge hat 81 IN. reception - Pr.>I or
Iaft a. % ne -" - 10" fre-l TO- - AIN.
'o assure Mr hDus"' o. "F"I' al.
SECURE Nj Sh.rwa' = s"le"fIpI
Hat A. a - 20 comm. p' Mr. Wool
ruf'- tscldIa'I,r IGtI's' IN" Irsct
ptlnarIc- Mr. GIIs~,u CAV" ON npm-
mtr ica'I'' p" ma r"osi." from Darp.I-
X Jane, n p-".I =. p - ~" RronEIyr
Young Kepur icu hut. ~ Which Nr
james as~-"rt., ma only thr'-' years ago
NJ Nrn'uIT ~ i,.-.n = cuafntIo 81. II
rect r0rni' atIpys
~ b" Nj - comfy R"Tubuca. or
ttor II 49, Vi James W, - MIR .
W." ruT from -" rid'f advocate
ir""t r"rnI'A,I,r-. -I.fI' = how"y"T
iua' they must J. d" ma .dt'rv arl ay-
plI"i 10 all larti"a Subsequently, m"
'N''ou'iN" COMMITTEE - ki'rN cpuI ~
az uOi'.t"i a commute" 20 cot for with
IN" committee 81 IN" 1our . it,.puuiicar
ub To- traf' a Ir."' rpruI' ati,IS iIli
Ia" two committee met - agr'-. tiVo'.
ri which Ma sutre"lu"' ny -" hI--
ma -Gfc,'. it'll Pryor 20 thi- sctIur the
Republi~ar c-,Ir'v csmmiit'., Il kirE-
hal OF several oocaeIui pu.s-n' r..,Dlfi-
tIOi favpri' < CIr'C' uOruif alto! Tn.
r'~OlufiN'' 81 IN. CN"r .'Iy" ,pmni tito. .
AID Of tho GspuIty Z" .iurnIf'..'. have "t.r
....- rav.rr.'i or m"tiH. J i' a. ' 20, I..,..
Apparently, Woodruff l'surgi'g
against IN. county cpmrnitte" nf kIuR~
cpui ~
Mr. Gri-cpm. who l.f' town early n the
summer plao. ir Fsirfels Corr sal
thai h" hal not hal a. oppoTtur 10
verify the u formation s~rt 10 him bv NF
James. bu' that he hal 30 r"a-p. - to-
tl"N" 'haf u was to' correct o. every re-
speCf.
Mr. Barne- and Mr. Woodruff also went
away yesterday for the week end be
fore they went away they hAd conference
az the Republican club with Jacob Bren-
nor chairman ~ tn. executive Cspmnittes
% the BROOKLYN Republican organization
A. thIs conference u was made PLAIN TO
Mr. Woodruff and Mr. R'rp". that Naval
Officer + ! n kra~ke IN. Republican
leader pf the n ghtsenth Assembly dI--
tnc- NJ kings. had undoubtedly finally I
determined 20 come out against me con
tInuRnCa ~ Woodruff domination ~ the
Brooklyn organization and the fear was
also expressed thar W Kracke might he
able n carry two OF three other distrc'
leaders with him The matter was one ,
that neither Mr. Woodruff nor Mr. Barnes
would Discuss Two - tho Brooklyn
leaders who are exported 20 follow Kracks
are !. VI Swasey u the Seventeenth dis ,
tnot and &. !. Haub~rt 81 the Sine .
tseuth
Ia addition 10 what he has already given
OUT Mr. BarnI~- allowed himself to say
This for publication:
What IN" people 81 this country want
- tn -. lnft alnfaa