The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
THE ONEIDA.HERKIMER TEST
ROBINSON CiNDID CONSID-
FRED Is I ROOSEJELT Def.
Griscom said tn he for Greln~r 10 sur
ceed Woodruff as state Chairman If
-, That's Another FIEht the Emenies
of thee obb BIlI Expect tn Plunge Into.

tn" Assembly district primaries for
the counties 81 Oneida and Herkimer
ar" tn h. held on saturday They per
haps have more significance than others
10 ha held on the same day. for cvsntu-
ally the result II the Oneida Herk mer
primaries will Determine whether Theo-
dor" Douglas Robinson. nephew of eE-
President Roosevelt. - ~ capture the
nomination for Congress over Charles
Milf uon who IS serving HIS first
term IN N" House of Representatives
Tn" Republicans Of the Congress dls-
triCt haN" notified the leaders Of the
stat" organization that they are per-
feCtlv satisfied with MiIhngtons course
AZ Washington IN that he Supported
President TJf'S policies ~ every par
tiCular Mll'ngtrn. u MAS stated yester-
day hv representatives, " IN" state or
ganIZat.nn. was greatly surprised when
the sN-Pr"sld"n''s n"rh-w's candidacy
was sprung upon him and ho was no more
surprised than was Vice President James
: sherman and State Committeeman
S'rr"hal who with N" Republicans ~
~" Congress district haV" been Milling
tons supporters and -ponsnrs.
III" SIT" ,rCduIEatIpn peoyl" said
Yesterday that they would - nd by Mill
lng'ru They sad that young M Pohsu~on
wa not resident e tn. Congress district
and that hI- ,audiiaCv was 1T the carpet
b.c ORDER Important Republicans IN
IN" state organization went further ard
d"clar"I that vuung Mr. Robinson :
Cdnd iaCY represented a desire for
t">, hv President X Roosevelt e his
personal political strength against the
Republican "rcarlGatlpn Of New YORK
~ l's Their Ne'-t "a ran thur
~" w"r" r,mp"ll. u d-i.It the cobb
measure ~ th" 81. ling days " IN" .N-
tra"r'iirary session Z IN" Legislature at
Albany. notwithstanding MIR R"u-eveit'-
Telegram & Mr. t'riscom That defeat
WAS MT agreeable t. Mr. Roosevelt
"" bclirv" he advocated tn" cobb mea sure
without in" rsld"ratI N and that he was
not ~ tlI familiar with the measure
N"Vcrt nrl"ss wc hear that he has been
.ngrv ov"~ uI~ defeat speaker Wads-
worth has informed HIM that n wac
ret i'm from Eurppe - ~ tell Mr. RoCse-
Welt IA" sam. Meantime hefor" the
Stat" convention assemblies Mr RI, So
welt. a. "" take n. desires - make "A test
e his peers nal - lItIcal strength in the
state md IA" deer" Tor that test - r~v-
resented bv his advocacy II his nephew
tor E"pr"-"rt,iiv" IN Congress for the
IV'I - ~"y "u'p ul~tTi,t There hsg been
3D. tA.u found ~. M' Nllhugt IN 10y
. G.- r H. tents
, /. thur s,I e. d." ,lIcr,~>s 81 young
Nj Ep. -pr II. ..' " IL y" " thee" ile
80 me-. Ih- '..' ,uT gre = CuI.So..tIoi
nj D., I've 'y-ss.E" IN ri-irICf mas F,-
go ..s flee - ..., + Mr. Eou,.Neli al
.,. I".''"'" lie rtIgt'" -tIni.S Ot VICE
ir..-l 10 A. N'.ru, 81 o." comm .tt.cnP .
- o. " q o." , .a" b"pIH.lc,- stat" 10. leTs
from b ftEuH. Np..NlrI'' .'uv-f.. r,' ipI-
. ..'.'IuL To- {. ,ll..e Committeeman William
B l.. var.
b. w.. I'l"-rn' =. sta'.i va~'"- av
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Roo. "i' ~ Oyster Brv 'hat Ia. con
.l.,'lpu "'v'-" l.luyI q .-"Dm. Ilo.I.
. ." 80 -" New York oulIf ~ committee.
IA Pu~'UT 20 Gr~'' - 90 Buffalo ,r.ao-
. ~" T''". "".r visit 80 Mr. Ru,te. c'
m..i"~ u" "'.r' - "l"vg'" Nr GT.in"r
. 'u b.. So" .r, T'nIs. 20 slr~..e Mr
Wpp.rIT IN" ',-tirlsc.rn- GT"li 81
f r',. ."'lar" tina they would attempt
. 20 yT"v,. 'tI~ F..I B. became II owl. thT'
he" jrI, e.! holds g'.u Will "pyo-" - tho
n.u, So" r'rSc- rlDn m Efforts -
"ey,'" d. supper - m" turh m"A- IRE
. - b." S'a'" ,n,I'na' T. TIN, cont . a.
'l,r. =. wa- ,'.'cI. are Nr IGrl 80. Nr
Nari. Mr. MuoaruT. B"' IsmIr y Otell
~ I.U.s : Pawn John L Yale IRE. ,I-
H"i !,l~N- and nrvy Others This com.
lirg'IDu N.Ill I"cla-" Tor primary reform
and -" Me? Lee Phillips M. which Wrs
pasz"i - ilnauy ~ tn" regular ss.~s ION
= 'h- l"II-l.ur" and ys'oe ~ Gov
h.Etr,