The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-14
WOODRUFF SEES ROOSEVELT
EOIONFL TtIkS Z LITTLE o.
GOI HIGHESS IISIT.
Nothing Trsm Nr. TAFT ~ 10 ISeb T. q.
says ne = s,ui after Facts and lsot
Pin, ING one side against the Other
Fowler H-llrNrs ''HeS Win - =

ference With Col Roosevelt that - certain
70 have an important bearing IN the state
siUla'trn "a New Work. this fall was fol-
lowed by the appcIrlnc" 1T Timothy J..
Woodruff chairman 81 the Republican
state committee M NoodrIf came To
tell hls -,,l. ~ the story Hus Nlrwpuin'
- not 49,. sine 80 thli Vt tho Governor.
AcCordiny g. tie mol In the course
Of an lnierNls w tins Etr"rn Hun Cul Ronso-
Welt sad tnJ' D" .- ~"C.ns tn sId'S
This j. true ur' MY 90 r' gard ~ ~" state
situation h1Ii % ."Eard - a." matte nal
s;'la'gun H.. eel, ...l b. caste "a!v feel
ing hts Wv and he's u.' made az h,- mind
~ 10 wha' si.ud o. vtii take "thsr "a
the stat. ,r 'rW.rd 90" Ndwluist .aiun
while th.r,. have p..u 3D. pr"i udcr-u""
% insurgents H'Cstng tn inc hill MIR
Roosevelt has miN"d the u,h--S ~ Us to
puzzle even the Wt-s-t
Neither Gov Hugh"S nor Iol. RoOse-
welt said anything pcsttIv" r'ncernng
their Cnnferenr,. Il la~' nI-hi Both
admitted that they discussed pulhIc~.
The Colonel slId that naturally they spoke
u the Guberuatnr,al n"minsti"n Tie
remarked that dnysnS uf names had n''-n
suggested ~ HIM. Names ~ many worthy
men lie talked about chat With Hughes
Collector l.Ceo ~ a possibility WIS brought
INTO the c, inference. hUt col Ru's", cit did
not care to comm. NJ IA that ~ ~ knn~n
pretty positively here 'o-uigh' that neither
Gov Hughes nor TIA" Cul me- has received
any communication frpm Pre- dent TAFT
concerning the Loeb hr"r' The" arr
many reasons why the t, ll"ctrr vii not
seek IN. nominati,n
Ia spit. 81 lively interest - NATIONAL
politics the Colonel - studying With a
a great deal at care the status Of afaIrs
IN New York Ilis '-pnf 'ranCeS with
Hughes wadsworth and Mood IN have
resulted IN his obtaiuinE much Naluable
Information IL there - a WIDE rent ia
the Republican ranNs Roosevelt Is going
n try To patch ~ ~ Roth Woodruff
and Wadsworth tay" been asked To
c,rne again NJ Roo~cvrlt wants more
information on the subject The state
chairman informed ~" Colonel to-day
that th'. Saratoga CONVENTION will prob
ably ~. lrld on September ~. which al
lows sIA ~e".s ~ Campaigning before
election CT Roosevelt will have re-
turned from hrs Western trip by that date.
according ~ present lan@
Ih' ur 90. %. ituT hal a bully
time to- a. e 80. strenuous reception
he HI, ~ 80 or, Yesterday When
h. ~ ..r. ip r-r.n 't"~s INTO hi- COM
tortat rnr, 81 30 nh he told them
that he ~ds a out To- nave some fun
Cone -S..ran rucNs " farmer.
he saId He = staying to pitch hay with
me
The Colonel wore a negllgee costume
that suited the pastIne He started right
in 90 say that he had delightful visit
with Gov Hughes They talked about
many things that they have wanted
Ia discuss for a long. long time but not
Tor publication vet They went over tho
whole political business from beginning
10 end
Did you discuss the names Of candi-
dates with Gov. Hughes the Colonel
wAs asked
Almost every visitor brings tho name
~ a. least one candidate he replied
and many Of them are very worthy men
Yesterday and to-day | have talked over
more than dozen
-Wha, part are you gong to have IN
the selection - a candida 90
4 do not know whether | shall have
any hand in selecting = Gov0rU0r Wv
position m regard to IN" Guveruorsnip
this fall he said IL that we must find
N. man lest fitted !or the Once and most
acceptable 80 the rank and al" ~ the
Republican party and 70 the ,ndep.nd ent
VCt,rs- Then the t0l' mel added EN-
Ttat,ally. And ! intend TO do every
hing in my POWER To 80" that such man
y ell, ted
There wa a moments pause 20 allow
he Colonel To- follow thls trend II talk
Nov see here. he saru | want you
sides wish that Won would make that
emphatic I want 20 ~" regulars and
Insurgents. party men snd independents
| want to s-e Democrats a. we'll Re
publcans
But YOU don't want 70 SEQ ia. Demo
Gratis win. d. voI. 'Olon.i'' SOME one
asked
Not II the Republicans do the right
thing Col Roosesrlt answered
hr Roosevelt made ~ very PLAN 10
h- lnqu.rars that be- doe, not want II 70
side against N" other and h" brought
that ont az every opportunity
You remember. " con- Iuu~ theto lionel.
when ! got bark from ahroai the insur-
gcpts hal cold feet because the frat
four men with whom | couforT" were
S.pa tSr Lodge secretary Meyer S.cr"-
IAry Wilson and NicN Tor gwnrth ~"
smilei ALcn b" fn-r'ion-i the nam" of
lNiENnftl.
4 hat IN. same experience wher I was
m IN. whit" House When 4 = Morgan
came To see me they said had sold ON
to- Wall Street When Samuel Gnmpers
cam" they feared | was going To- hOist the
rel Tag I didn = do either
Ir.n m. colonel went on 20 remark
the last week he saw senator Thomas
Gart"r . Ggalwart and senator A
Bsyer.dg". an insurgen'. IN the same
day Yesterday. he pointed out. h" sIw
speaker Madsw prth IN III" morning and
d,u' Hughes AZ night. And to-day there
wer'. Representative Charles y Fowler
Il New Jersey a rank insurgent. and
Representative " ". Cocks Of the Roo-e-
welt Congress district a regular.
NJ Roosevelt didn't have much 10
sav rcgn riding tho visit ~ Timothy Wood
rtifT except thai he got III" same views
on the State situation from him that he
secured from WadSworth, that -. with
one % two slight differences
Mr. Wp1druT vas qiIeried ~ - what
b. and the Colonel talked about Ne
REPLIED
On IN. eve = a great campaign with
D. Z results ~ stake now and two wears
h"no" / - rha head 10 the Republican
iArfy 10 this S'gt" cannot give on Tor