The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

very nervous over the result. Int TN
Colonel constantly said 10 him
-pont fret Don't worry. II Is coming
uu' al right
Cornelius V. Collins while 'he teller
wrr' figuring M The result called M I,
Chairman Woodruff Of Rrooklvn 90 an
nr'Incr Cot. RoD~evelt's victory first
Tut give the figures further on hut Mr.
WOODBURY. declined 20 do THIS. and wher
the vote was announced To the eTecl
that Roosevelt lad Sa7 and sherman
I'S, thr"" not voting there was a repati
iion Of the tunultuo,Is scenes which ha,
characterized the convention from IN,
Stait
III" band up in the gallery blared on
the national melodies Col Roosevelt
face was wrelthei with a smile Repre-
sentative Parsons mouth stretched from
"'tr 'o ar IN delight, President Lloyd {
GTiscom was rs happy as -choolbry
Cornelius V. Collins was implS-ive. and
! Mr. Barnes. sIttinE INST behind him. was
/ grim and silent And all the time there
wore cheers and howls and misses and a
/ great shak"up all around
SHERMAN ESCORTS RoosNvFLr
Nith IA" announcement ~ the result
/ Chairman Woodruff said I appoint the
Nlco-Pr"-Ident II IN" United States
JAMES y. sherman, and CorneliuS V
collins 90 escort col Roosevelt to the
platform Vice. Presid'nt sherman was
about tf'v feet from Col KoosaVSl'
seIrsi 90 tho head ~ th" Oneida c.lagl-
ton smiling all over. with his eyes
1'1ming through h,~ gold trimmed glasses
Vice. President Sherman walked m ~
Col Roosevelt seated AZ IN. head - the
Nassau Delegation The Colonel saw hum
coming and umped up and heartily
claspci the hand g Vice President Shar.
man Mr. Collins was Just 49, hearty N
hi- gr'sjlng 90 Mr sherman and The three
men wer" c7'ru'3i'ed through the great
'hyong 10 the platform. where Ch1irman
WnoirriT welcomed them Than thar.
vs. another upr,tr. Ru' he old guard
gave h'tle ~ n expression II delight ~
o'h"rwi~e
Facing the vast audience. vice-Presi-
lent sherman sad
GEM "men. v.vr SELECTION FOR chair.
man Col ROos"vslr
There were NOR" chae-s IN. tho fact
was no, overlooked that no d"lcG ltos m
the Old guard had moved - make the
selection 81 Col Roosevelt unanimous
RoosEvLLT's oAvTL GoFs RASu'
Bang wont Col Roosevelt gavel
Bang. down II came again. and again
, gam until qui. came The Colone,
then made his speech He r.as IN fine
voice and spoke slowly and distinctly
NJ made many interpretations outside
II his set sp.seCh. which ~ printed else
these
II has been said on the platform to-
tav th.' the rites II life maze no pro-
vision for dishonesty bu' 'h"re are plenty
of poop" who make a practicc ~ ~
1t has heen a question again raised
or the platform to-day A. to Wha ~
meant 10y a ho-- will toll you The
Inference between boss and l,0Irr
that the leader leads 2 nd the boss drives
IN" difference - rhG' the leader holds
hls place by facing tha conscience and
appealing to the reason of his followers
and the bos- holds hrs place by crook ed
Ind"rhRnd manipulation
n there ~ any confusion about what
have meant and wha' I have sAid u
..a- not IN tho east IN what I have said.
but on m" boastiui effort ~ tho~a whoss.
interest ~ was 10 cunfound honest and
dishonest business men In short our
attitude IN merely thai W" stand for hon
csty a. well 49, for progrrssiveness and
efficiency
col koosevelt's references 10 President
Taft A. -Rn Ahle up-ig and distin q IiShed
President were very heartily received
n" cracked Ip the Legislature az Albany
and Gov Hughes and most Of these refer
rnCcs wer" greeted nv the old guard
with grins But all the way through
Col Koosevelts friends cheered him 10
the e'ho
so CANCELLATIONS PRO H RoosE VET
Their came the new departure in estab-
fishing Col Roosevelt as a SUCCESSOR 70
the leadership 81 ThurIow Weed. Roscoe
Conkling and Thomas G. Plau Unlike
" cod COnkiinE and Plat. Col Roosevelt
started his leadership with no apparent
desire =" conciliate his opponents No
member NJ the old guard was permitted
- offer a resolution Senator John p
Rose ~ Orange oNered the resolution
making the temporary secretaries Of
'h@ convention the permanent secre-
aries and To this there was no Injection
senator Human offered the resolution
calling for the proposition that the rules
q m" Assembly he adopted as the rules
~ this convention
Speaker Wadsworth was on his feet
N an instant. ohJ~cting 70 Senator Hin
man'- resolution The Speaker offered
a substitute insisting that Senator Hin
mans resolution he amended 80 that
minority representatives n committees
IN ms Convention should receive con-
s.t"ratron az the hands - tha convention .
speaker wEisvorfh said
Under ~" rifles ~ the Assembly a
representation cannot he re-
rrIved Nv this convention without unani-
nous cH1sort We - the minority ask
that NV lrnn1in"nr 10 accepted nv ~.
Senator Human objected -1ying that
Albany ~" rules ~ 'hR 5 tsarlrlv sere
good enough for SreAkr- wa4.worth
AID that ne -upIid not object - th~rn
mere President Gr1scom ~ tho New
York county committee asHHd the CON
vNnt,on ~ accept speaker wad-worth's
amendment Representative Fnaaett
poke In oppn-iuon. declaring that Senator
Human should 10 sustained. Senator
Brackett took up the cIdEsis ~ this
Instant ami aid that perhaps this was tho
last Assembling Of the Republicans wIlsrs
b. A..