The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
POLITIC NOTES.

senator Ia Toilette according 10 VS.
consln Republican Insurgents who wer" -
the WALDORF Astoria tho other night doe- n"'
propose To- has col EoU-evet app ropri1te
his thunder col Roosevelt plundered col
Bryan n his political thunder hes"
Wisconsin Ia Folletteiies told an inter
e-ting story OF things which they said hsd
Ia opened between their dol and col Roo-s-
welt -lnrc the latter return from hi African
jungle trip
You viii remember. sad ono ~ the Ia
Folletteites speaking for he group. .ihat
when Roosevelt ~. Pre-ldart he wasn't
especially fond Of senator Ia Toilette
In fact the two men we're not on good terms
a. the 'lo~.' 81 Rpo-eNel''- administration
indeed they we're unite uufriendly
As -non 49, tol Roo-svel returned -
Oyster Ia y l1Et summer he invited senator
la Toilette tn visit hIm and our man did
80 on that VISIT col Roosevelt offered 20
go into Wisconsin and help - Folletts m
his fight for y rsnom nation ~ the I nited
states Senate and our man declined for the
reason that Roosevelt - not popular ~
Wisconsin. our people believing him to b~
in-inoere. and thsv sl-p remember the Roo-e
Welt convention Of iGpI a. thI'aso. where
Ia Iolstt" and his mon were treated most
UnfAirl, H. Toilette took he ground IN
refusing Roosevelt, adj mis- wear thar
Roosevelt would hur' him moro ha y Ne could
help nun On Ni~,,rsir
Another thing -r"ult 10 remembered nv
Won Eastern chan. ~ an insurRenl
Republican '. 'u boz nom .na'-I Tor the
rre-idcn's ~ 'pI- - WtIl 10" q I"Il"''". rho
pioneer ~ m" plud aud NO. am re- r'lI'
like Puo-c,cI' IA FnlIn''" vs.. he h"ad
front and shoulder. ~ in-4rEcucv Roo~e-
,"lf came ba.- f,nw tur0vN. learned
~" ~wtug 'na' ln-urr"n,y rad On IN tho
W"-'. and he promptly uaNsS uu tour.
'NinNinr 'ha' he can hon" ~ fuel" 'h- original
Insurgents into supporting MIN W. al
understood ib" real uaiu'' ~ hts 'rip hu'
w. are NOT gong 20 lyrr"p' In lo'c late dav
recruit IN" Eoo-"yel' no matter h"v r"a 'oua
Dr." MAJ be. m tho rn-lu'trn"
n the Ns-' and N'rtuVesf control tho
ENpVh bean national con ,rniuu 'vp vrnrs
'-pm nos. lp Toilette 80 l'e ~" ctn1 Idat"
tor P-"-id"n' cot Hoo~',nlt O.. psrfe,'lr
familiar With 'hI- far' an! no - also aNar,.
that -" original In.v-F"n'- know ha' hc
but 'sgcsr-"u senator - Iol'"ttr
saS no' disturbed over '"l Roosevelt. -
welt ~ 'h" i0~Grr"r' 'err'or. N" only
smiled ~ cot Euusr,oIs.- tat" ia, ""or'-
20 get aboard me hrndWasnn
Don't lot az" bod, 10 '1' Isst thin,
that "" insurgents would uDfuIna'n Roo-"-
volt for ~" ProSId'nCy H~ had lutte mr. NJ
thought ror go while rre-Id"u' 10 rh,ns.
u popular nov. bur V"'rc frr "a foI'"''".
thr original HIus pm 81 30" n l's "u's
The Noo-.,rl, ultlunnI COMMITTEES on ,re-
dental, %. lFri ~ Cl'cayu, senator 81 tol-
i't1e'~ trends az. nov froHllInv. uu--at"i
Isaac St","n-ou. senator la Toilette. . ~ .
STOUT -adM u conner a. delegates ~ large D
and tt"lr alf"rIIt"- and CAV" tn" places .
to John = >pooneT. 4 uuarle~ Joseph
" BabryoR and Emh Ba"nsuh at their
alternate H." la lolle't"ltc. W-rr 20 up
~ she ar over -" dr,i-luu 81 The I:oo~e, eli
..taF. .. fss - &.
they haN" vowed all -'rt- 81 ,eng"an'o a.
the pr"i"r - %" . 'urn.i col Roosevelt
Republican lts,,. .4I v..tnrdry
"Crl Roosevelt -t's 'hIt th" "nf'put r"orl, .
financed his Western 'rIp Erpv No
Ou'lpoL p..orl' very welt. plI 80 gong
,n susgr~t d" them ~ tho, nd Ro,.~r, 80
on auoI h"r Trip thfnn m" DHfi,nt u"v..l. .
should - reimbursed los the coun'ry ~
large. AMI moreover. l''ua that 'r" nuS.-
ness rcuI," pt th,s count =, should establish
a hurcau whose solo purUu-a Tor 'hc n"y'
two wears would 10 - "u.1 ." col Ppus,- .
v.lt'- 'uur- all over a." ,puu'rs
Former MAYOR James h MoCuirc ~
Svra,us. uoV q resident OF >ev Work. ,lt,. '
travels through alm"s' every state IN tho .
country. lie returned from ~" We-f th. ,
other dav and sad
I have To- mix great deal with hiIs tn".s
men and those having ~ 10 With tho COM
mrrrtal end ~ TITS country ~ many OF
he politt, ian- Couh on. know how utr-
-s.ous they had be,ome - The business
people oT our country perhaps they would
cease heir out'rt"-
Then ton many 81 The radical nawspa-
par- have treated men in public life very
UNFAIRLY Iu-f look a. tho primary .l.,-
ton ~ htCnv" - an sNamul" Men ar-
cu-ed have been Truomiua'sj because many
nevzpapcr readers ~ 'nIvagu uelt"ve ttat
thr.e men have not been treated on the
-uuar"
The " hole country - ,rvtng fur rru,. .
in EnIi'ic- People want IN upUor'uult, frr
'he lass re''utly pa--si Ia Washington
and IN the 'artpu- state to prove rh.rr-
-.lvs- The pcorlr m other words want
time 20 digest the" las b~f"r" h.iug com
,,ell"d to attempt 10 d'r'~t further Laws
The t.eoplr have been -uri"ItrI with polite
raj laws They want time q" pre'h-r
these laV- arr right or " rong. aud vet each
" inter 80 see our friends In publi' lii, IN
" Arlington and alt over the country am
ming through more nee law which onlr
',,.u tider tho people AZ tr-i AMI IA the end
anger them
rAS .ay. al over the country there -
al most a de.pair'ng cry among the sober
thinking people and the business men for
peace IN politics
gen. Brayton Ives. for many years an
influential New YORK. banker. vas asked the
other day what he thought Of the outlook