The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-08
Hoosier Senator Comes Down
From Sycamore Hill Smiling
and Happy After Conference
With the Former President.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
IS GIVEN OUT LATER
Winston Churchill and New
Hampshire "PrOgTeSSiVeS"
Also UnbOSom Themselves
TO RedOUbtabIe Hunter.
VISIT OF SENATOR CARTER

- YsTER BAY, y. u, July T.-AI-
bert J. BcvcridEe. United states
senator from Indinna- and one OF
she most prominent and consistent OF
the ~proErcssixc~ Republicans. came
down from Sycamore Hfi this after
noon with n promise from Theodore
Ffooscvclt TO deliver n campaign speech
fn his favor In HIS fight for reelection
go the senate. Mr. Bcvcridgc Departed
content and smiling, but ne left "a for
she colonel 60 make the announcement
OF the proposed campaign speech In
the senator's behalf. This T. what Mr.
Roosevelt saidi
Sycamore HiIl last night and spent the
night here. They came 90 rcauc,- me
Co Eo 60 Indiana and speak In behalf
Of senator BeveridEe. promised them
added he had agreed today to
ma. My one speech for the senator.
only The time and place has not
Those who have followed the poIit-
zeal conferences at oyster Bay since
Theodore Rooseveit's return share the
belief that he has been feeling his way
cautiously IN his attitude toward the
administration and the insurgents. but
tOday's Incidents are considered the
most important yet developed. Senator
EcvcrtdEe IS making his fight for re-
election as an insurEent. He Is op-
posed by John ". Kern. who ran with
Bryan IN the last campaign
squareIy AEninst Taft.
In his fight for senator. he Is plac-
Ing himself squarely against President
Taft on the tariff measure The law
" hlch the President has defended as
the best tariff measure ever enacted SIS
denounced without cquivocation by
Senator BevcridEe. and the same Re
Ee~cridge for another term virtually
rcpudiated the law. In the Senate
Bcveridge fought the bill to the last
and then voted against e.
a NHN hos D D. a.
exception. President Taft and the sen
ator from Indiana have been pulling to-
Eether on administration policies.
There has been no break between them
The President entrusted to the senator
the conduct OF two administration
measures az the last session Of Con-
Ercss-the statehood bill and the Alas
kan government bin. And. although
the senator worked faithfully with the
insurgeut band in the senate. and had
n hand IN the alteration Of President
administration regularly I'm the last
session when the votes were taken
Svnrrn- NJ snEnmorc Hin.
Sycamore Hin was fairly swarming
persuasion They came by train and
by automobile. They talked politics all
day long. but as they left town they
were unanimously reticcnt when asked
20 tell what they knew. Consequently.
Oyster Bay is developed On an atmos-
pierre OF deep mystery
There were three Indianans among
she visitors Besides Senator Bevcr-
idge. they were William Dudley Foulkc
and Luclan Sv III Of indianapolis
From New Hampshire came Winston
Churchill. the novelist. John Bass. war
correspondent. and his brother. Robert
r. Bass. who Is n candidate for the
Republican nomination FOR governor.
New York state was represented by
Representative Hamilton Fish and
James p Sheffield.
from Montana there was United
States Senator Thomas II. Carter.
CoiC7cl Roosevelt appeared well
pleased with the days work Of talking
politics. which began almost as soon
a. he was up and lasted well through
the afternoon.
To interviewer, however. he would
say little concerning the conference.
except that he had promised 20 make
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