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resolution on the table. and this was 20
ioAtSd by a oto Of ~ 20 y.

ioAtsd by a vote Of ~ 20 y.
WOODBURY. MOVED To TEARS.
Chairman woodruff then with tho tears
rolling down his face turned Ia Mr. Par
sons and said
In all my experience az a Republican
tRis - the most unwaTranted piece OF
business have ever Witnessed. II - a
matter that shan not forget IN many
wears There has been No misrepr~~enta-
tion or deceit and Mr. Parsons knows this
well. and - does Mr. Gr,scom.
Mr Parsons removed IA" charge that
ina-much A. IA" New York county mem
here had not rcen consulted he thought
Mr. Grtacurn was Justified m the attitud"
no had taken. Then came ne vote on
Mr. Rarne-s r"-, uti0n which was
adopted 10y a vote ~ - % -. The twenty
members Who stood by Mr.. sherman IN
New York stood w hum tonight
vroE-rREsIpENr SHERMAN ARRIvEs.
The morning orered calm enough with
the arrival ~ -PresIdent sherman.
He came IN mod"s'lv at side door OF
the UnIted states Motel unheralded and
unsunR lie registered along with the
average Ci'Ilan and strolled over Ia IN"
cottage occupied by N" Oneida delega.
ton A. ne passed through the court
Of the great hotel there were frequent
handclaspr. From that time on until
late IN the afternoon N" Nlce-Prrs'd"nt
was IN consultation with hi- friends. He
had talks with William Barnes. Jr.. Chair
man Timothy l.. Woodruff. william l..
Ward. national committeeman for Oh"
State. and a great group Of delegates. all
Interested m sustaining NiCe-Presid"n'
Shernan's selection 10y the State com
-, ri DI
convention. All this time President Girls
com Of the New York Republican county
committee. Representative Herbert Par
sons. Representative J. Slnat Fassett.
Repre.entatlve John W. Dwight and
others who believe that Nice-Prnsldent
Sherman should he supplantcd by Cot
Roosevelt were hustling about seeing
To IL that there was no break m their ranks
All thought ~ candidates for Governor
or any other place on tho stat" ticket
was suhorlinated tn the struggle on the
part Of tho sherman men Ia overcome
Losses of delegates and on IN" part ~
the Roosevelt -IiTiscom people. who claim
81. delegates. while the anti Roosevelt
men claim as delegates and insist that
the Roosevelt people are not justified IN
figuring upon their So delegates az
course there was moro or less talk IN IN"
interval over the platform 10 L. adoPt"d
by the convention.
oRIsCoN. PARSONS ASD BARNES HAVE
PLATFORMS.
There are half n dozen platforms here,
one IN the hands IL President Grtscoin.
another in the possession Of Repr"sen-
tAtive Parsons. another IN IN" inSid" coat
pockst II William Barnes. Jr. and IN
addition there are planks innuneranl"
in The pnsSession II many delegates
Tho Barnes people III oppose state
vide primary 1h"v viii stand upon ~"
prnyis,ons of the Meade Phillips till.
~hich was paS-ed by the regular session
Of the Legislature last winter and vetoed
10y GOV. Hughs- Tia" Roosevelt people
seen, to think that th"y have gone a little
too far IN supporting the Conh measure
which favored Ncw York city. and they
have hacktracked On that form q
direct nominations hill Tn" platform
IN their possession gives general IN
dorsNment to the Taft Administration,
rescinds To a great extent the attack ~
Col Roosevelt on the Supreme Court
Of the United States and has little or
nothing TO say about the Payne AldrIch
tariff hill The Barnes platform cracks
M the Taft Administration. sustains
the Supreme Court 81 the United states
and speaks out boldly for the PAYNE
Adrich tarih hill
All 81 these platforms. however, are
being gone over tonight and revised
20 suit the SituAtIon. Changes are IRE
auent and these documents advancing
the marty policy IN New York State for
the coming campaign promise to haN"
many interpretations and emendations
before the platform " adopted by the
convention along about Wednesday or
Thursday
rAET's LETTER Hurt sHERMAS's CHASCTs
During the morning and noon hours
there were many conferences with dele
gates friendly and unfriendly 20 Cot
Roosevelt and not n few uf these dele
Ra,es said they had been surprised and
hurt by President Tafts attltud" toward
VIre- President sherman after sherman
had been selected a. temporary chair
man Of the convention. II was the unit
form statement 81 most 81 the delegates
who discussed this subject that II Vice
President sherman Il beaten Tomorrow
IL will h. due almost entirely ~ IN" Letter
Of Pres dent Taft which hr sent TO Mr.
GTiscOin
Concerning tho direCt nominations
issua IN Oneida county. the home halt
that last fall the Republican county
CONVENTION. the Republican city conven-
ton Of Utica and the Republican club -
that city. all friendly o. Nice-President
sherman. supported and advocated the
general principles % direct nominations
and that Senator Davenport has no right
70 claim hirnse a. the only Oneida county
Republican committed 20 direct nomina-
tons The Oneida county Republican
delegation said tina, considerable hypoc-
rIsy had been shown by this friends Of
senator Davenport m this matter. There
are many country delegates here who are
vIr1lently pTprs~d - direct nominations
IN any form What's over They claim that
tho system Of direct nominations - a rich
man = scheme. to b" unlocked with q
golden key. In a word most = th"s"
country delegates believe that = m"
Hughes system of dir~ct npmina'i"n~
should prevail IN the state only wealthy
men could become candidates for ofic".
Some Of the country delegates said that