The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-20
FEW DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
NEH IORk DELEGATION To
SARATOGA mas 4 FREE HtND.
Nineteenih WuI Present william =. Bennei
for go, ernsr- CSntestInE Delegation
GOInE Prom the Twenty sixth
DELEGATES 20 Rochester Chosen.

Delegates 20 Rochester chosen.
There were few fights in the Assembly
/ district conventions last night over dele
! gates Ia Saratoga. There were a few dts
tricts which instructed the delegates 20
vote for Roosevelt for temporary chair
man. and IN some 81 these districts reso-
/ buttons were parsed indorsing the admin
istration of Mr. Taft
I The First district indorsed Mr. Taft
but did not instruct its delegates
! In the Second Joseph LeVenson was
directed ~ apply the unit rule To any
| Candidat" or resolution supported by
President Griscom.
la the Fifth a resolution WINS adopted
that the delegates should go without
instructions. hut a rider was added
that In the opinion Of the convention the
delegates should work for Roosevelt and
his platform This j. James 7 Hackett's
district
The Eighteenth and the Twenty fourth
districts. which are led respectively by
Joseph Neicdly and Morris Levy. passed
resolutions inz,ructinR the delegates to
vot" for Roosevelt
In the Fifteenth. where William NJ
Benneit was in control. the delegates
were strICted for direct primaries
motion that the inst mot ion be direct
primaries as formulated IN the amended
Cobb bill was defeated Assistant
United States district Attorney Henry
\ Wise umped an Endorsement Ut Taii
for 1912. Roosevelt for the temporary
chairmanship and Harry W. Mack for
state committeeman IN one resolution
The resolution was lost Mr.. BENNETT
SAID he would H. for Roosevelt hat also
Tor indor-ing Taft
In the NlnatNanth II was resolved to
present Congressman Bannet TO the State
convention for Governor and the dele
gates war. instructed 10 vote for Roosa-
Welt II hts name - a candidate for temper
airy chairman - presented to the con
vsutiou
Resolutions supporting Mr. Griscom
were adopted ~ the conventions 81 the
Twenty fifth and the Twenty-ninth In
IN" latter MIR GrisCom was made n dele
gate to IN" State convention along with
Elihu Root and Mr. Rlnnard In the
T~cntv-hfth the resolution specifically
deprecated the stand taken by upstate
leaders in antag0nlZing Mr. Griscom
In the Twentv-third n resolution com
mending tn" administrations " President
TAFT and Gov Hughes was adopted. The
conviction VA. AlsO expressed that the
h---t interests - the state ard the party
would bs stih~erVed by the election 1f
Theodore Roosevelt A. tenn pnrarv chair
man II the stat" convention and the
adoption hv IN" con ventipn ~ direct
nominations plank was likewise pro-
pO-ad
Abe Gr,ihar spoke vehemently 20 the
Republicans ~ the Seventeenth Assembly
district against Mr. Roosevelt -Ne're
going 10 lick MIR Roo-svelt Tor Temporary .
= hartman he said afterwsrd. and we're
going 10 do u good and plenty to".-
Horny l. -tlmErn and IIsrtparf Par
sons vii! 10 delegates from the twenty |
seventh Resolutions ndorsing the Tar |
were adopted 'hera and |
al-o "a GeorS" Wan amA~"rs district. .
tho Eleventh
Edward Il Healy leader IN the Thirty /
third. told the monitors ~ the conven-
tfDn that the delegates would aupporf .
Nr iriscow. but mo- definite vote ~ in
s'ru,tlon Wa pa~s~,i The Ihirty-fifth .
voted 10 instruct for Mr. Roosevelt
Tho only holt ~ the evening occurred
IN the convention held IN the Twenty
sixth The Philip Silverman faction
which - opposed To- the leadership ~
samuel kril"witch, made a test vote on
IN" temporary chairna n-hip. and when
Il Wa apparent that their candidate would
~ IN, elected withdrew on tn" ground
hat their votes were not h"lng properly
counted and held "A convention II their
,wu at a nearby hall Both factions will
send delegations 10 the Saratoga conven-
'tpn and will submit their DISPUTE To- the
rpfn'nitt..- on credentials
n" seventh DISTRICT - which William
ialpiu - the To- idar was another ~ III"
ilstrIr'- that instructed ia d-lsglt"s FOR
Roosevelt
The Dsmrcratic conventions for the
SECTION - delegates to thu Rochester
convention were also held last night
In every 81 district the~.. meetings wer.
merely formal. In not ons lnstsnc" WAS