The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-13

fanColn league of California. awaiting
t..ut IA. tuiun.l received them at once
znd they were clu-..t-d with him for more
than an hour Neither - the ConfeTe@s
would saw that Mr. Roosevelt had in
dor~ed the action nf the Republicans 81
tahfornia m hghtIng the machine out
ihere hut m the other hand neither 81
Them denied II
M pnChot sad that h- was going ~
alifuruia o. max" several speeches IA
t-.haH at Hiram johnson. the In-urg~n',
who - seeking the nomination frr Cover
nor against Charles = curry aud Alden
Audsrsrn. two old line men allied with
tho machine GOV. Gillrtt - not going
tn run again The fight their - simply
between IN" regulars aud the nsurgrnt
wing II the parry. and Pinchut IL with
the Insurgents The new direct primary
law Will b- I~ed Tor IN" first time On
August ~ The deposcd forester will
also speak ~ behalf ct William Kemp.
another insurscnt Who ~ running against
Representative Mchinlav for th" nomina
ton for Congress TN hrs way out MIR
P'nehot Will address the Knife and Fork
club % Kansas Citv whep. Uncle Joe
annon made ms well knu VII attack
against the in-urgent. some time ago.
afternoon and wall leave for the West this
morning
The high interest IA the state situation,
which has leen uutcksn"d bv the many
rImors hylng about IN regard - the
meeting between Gov Hughes and tot
Roose welt and the reports Of Collector
Loeb seeking the nomination for Cover
nor reu lgher IN the OG'IoOk otfiCe ye--
tsrday
Congressman Bennett aud Sp- Iker Nads-
worth came 10 cloe. together that thew
almost met but the Congressman heat
~" Speaker Ia the Colonsls once aud
hey did not have an opportunity -
t-lk Upon his arrival Mr Ben1et told
the reporters that ne ~ not IN the modest
class with Loeb who has not sIid whether
o NOT he will ~ a candidate for Cove nor
Bennett said that h" personally ~ IA TIA"
field and he's not ashamed To admit u
He animated that hs would lii" Ia re-
Ceive the - h Of MIR Roosevelt
II one might he permitted 20 Judge /
anything from the Congressman attI- T
tude and the negative wav IA which he
answered pointed questions upon his
leaving the Colonel one might saw that /,
Mr. Roosevelt did ~ sad nothing to I
encourage Bennet- boom
What did Won talk ahout'- Mr. Bennett
Was asked first
oh. W. discussed past performances b
and present and future policies he /
replied
Does the Colonel approve 81 your
candidacy"
4 have nothing Ia sIy about that
You must ask him. said the Congressman
How do you stand IN regard 20 direct .
Nominations was the next query
You ought To- know that answered .
Bonnet I'm for IN" Cobb hill. wrote
d, myself I'm for that kind Of direct
nominations
How do you feel about Col Rooss-
>et's activity IN state politics. DO you
welcome it,
oh. my goodness exclaimed the /
Congressman eagerly. -Whv, ! crave
~ It's great I'm Roosevelt man
alwAvs
Mr. Bennett remarked IN az ne - not
an insurgen' and that 10 has alwLvu
h"-n q supporter ~ Cannon lie said
that tho poVe ~ the speaker - more
~ loss ~ a myth and he went on TO give
examples of how hA nd don" things AZ
Washington thar ought Ia prove this
point There was no indication from
his ron versatlon that Mr. Bsnnet received
Colonel He left the once hurriedlv
Speaker NadswoTth Appeared In Ia
hit surprised ~ thu reception ha got
from IN" Reporters who wanted tn hav"
hjrn tain about the Governor-hip. direct
primaries and ANYTHING no know anything
about concerning IN" future movements
Of the Republicans m this state He
said m the first place thai he knew Abso-
Mtry nothing about 'oll~Ctor Loeb
and that hs himself ~ not a candidate for
Governor ,
According 90 Mr. Wadswor,h there
need ~ no alarm over IN" condition ~
the Republican party IN New York ""
- ~ that thafe will ~ no difficulty IN
arranging e., good. clean stat. ticket and
th,' the ticket - certain tn - sI~ct~d
col Roosevelt and ! went over the
rol'ti~al situation IN m" state said
the Speaker and I told Nun NV views
,.lr" d. I guess az course We had
very little tim" to talk this morning. hut
HOPE to SEQ hum =pnn again for a further
dI s~'is-tou
Nr wadSworth was asked What h.
thought about The activity ~ tho Colonel
IN State poiittcS
As Republican h. replied 4 m
glad t. know that col Re- rs"Vsu takes
such an active interest ~ the future ~
the party in thus state
The Speaker sad tpo that he had not
taken seriously the talk ~ aCtIonal
spl' IN New York Their" may b. a
|
side desires ~ be ofish he declared
Mr. Wadsworth admitted that Their.
would probably he numner ~ cpnces-
= ons made by each side before N" plat
form was completed at TN" Saratoga
{ invention
So far as GOV. Hughes - concerned
the Speaker sa "a that the Legislature at
Albany IA S-ed every measure that h"
Ie' forth except ono.
Gov Hughes gDeS out 81 offic" with
an aS'ons hing record Of achievement
through the Legislature. was Mr.. Wads-
vprth'S comment.
Some me asked the Spec ser n thera
was any possibility II the State con
vpntion indorsinG a man for the United
States senate. a practice that ~ not new
IN certain Iarts Il the South and West
That ~ an idea | have never thought
- hefor. he answered Having served
IN the Legislature Id naturally bs ultra
conservative Anybody who has been
IN the Legislature for little while learns
~ resent the idea ~ any outside con-
a -