The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04

,g.,.. Z Republican State conventions
=. 10. the new tarin law. which appar-
.,,, e. TO-. n, an issue in thu coming cam
an = question that II agitating
b.. an leaders in Washington. The
.n,ia,.a Republicans will meet in State
.o,y...'ron Tuesday. Advices received
r.. ,.. to the effect that that cnnvention.
a., - dominated Ivy senator Beveridge.
-. y, - against the tariff bill. will not
i,,,-sa the Payne AldFich law. The
In..r. cnnveption In expected to COM
M ra- principle Of protection and let
~. a. rat
an -.rus now point IN the suOcess of the
p...,-r-, ummins faction in the primaries
a. -, n.h IN Iowa in June. This means
tbs, .a. new tariff law probably will not
~ 7dor-~d by the Iowa Republicans.
W. i. rr- Minnesota Republican State
c,r..,t.on viii not he held for several
w...,. leaders, 81 the party from that
sis'. l.rlaIe that no serious effort will bs
mo-. 30 have the party there q X the
NV ,ar.d.
IF IN. Administration seeks such an
nd....enert.- said Representative Davis
ol W.nn.-- "a. 1t will not only fail in the
,Ec-t MT N all probability will stir up
NOR, mtter feeling IN our State. Mime
.n-r Rrnuhh ans do not like the new tariff
Instead 2f udorsins /, they want another
revision
4 aI rSerenre ~ Indiana stand patters
wa, held m Washington n few days ago
tn. advlsahllty Il attempting 60 force
ttruEh the state convention n resolu-
ton 10 support II the tariff law was
discussed az some length. II was de.
COED however that IL would be unwiss
70 make an issue ~ this question. Soma
tor BaVsndgs having come INTO control
= ne state organization. IL was decided
O. i.' HIM dictate what the convention
,i.Ili have 20 say on the tariff.
REPRESENTATIVE CrUmpacker. who was
n r.entar u the Committee on Ways and
Means Wheu the Payne tariff bill was
rrplrt@d 70 tho House. advised such a
course - action: Judge Crumpacker
sa.d that whale he would not regard an
Endorsement NJ the tariff by the Repub-
Ian state convention "a a repudiat On
Of SENATOR Rsv.ridges votA against
thai measure. be- thought that Mr ReV.
endgc should have his own wav IN the
matter. - II Mr. Beveridge opposes a
resolution commanding the tarf there
probably will h. no Interference Nv the
stand pat element Of the party in thu.
STAT. o. by the ADM nistration in WASH
ington.
Senator B@veridge "a a candidate for
reslecf on The Legislature that - %
name nus successor will be- elected thi-
fal some Indiana stand patters express
tie belief. however. that " the Indiana
Convention - silent on the new tarif
The state wifi go Democratic This
would mean the retirement 81 BcveridRe
Nl.rl some 81 the stand pattars would
regard a. compromising for the partys
.!.'at'
Ua.oe-s II the Republican Congressional
committee 40 not share the Indifference
1t Indiana stand Tltters over conditions m
That state. They ARE disturbed over the
situation there. A. they believed up 20
rr~~nt rertnd that in the coming Congress
80. tIpu gains would he made in Indiana
Z. '1,-t prospective losses elsewhere
Hey have come a. the conclusion now
mat the tarir law ~ ~ unpopular In
indiana as ~ - IA any state in the Union
llf- ~A- shown At thre. district Convsn-
mons held In Indiana within the last tell
livs In the seventh and Thirteenth dis-
tr"ts IA" conventions failed - indoors"
tn- t0rin White IN. committee "a
rr-1lltIons vas fighting over the question
II the taTIh IA the seventh Indiana dis
tact the convention adjourned. with
l'J.ri'y opposing any action whatever
10" tariff by the Tenth district convention
VAS qualified and 10 regarded here IA,
strtddls
THIS Is the condition Of Affairs that con-
fronts the Republican CougressIonal com
1lttee. In three States Indiana Mime
IA and towa-sentliuent against the
',rIn 10 running hugh The bill h I'M
'pular in the OAK Otas. there h con-,dera-
o. feeling against u ia certain States u
N-g Fog land and antl-tarlh grows are
.rI'd IA many districts IN other states
= 81 Al.
-H.nAi COMMITTEES has gone ahead prepar-
.4T literature boosting the Aldrich- Payne
ga o the SKIES. ascriDing % u all the
i-tiies and denying In the most emphatic
terms that it, enforcement has mad any
r...g e. dO with the Increased cost Il
my or ~ anv way responsible for other
..- hat have been charged 70 Il. Ia fact
10. Z tue literature Of the committee u
rr.Hr-!y stand Pat The committee itself
.prrrpil,i hy the stand pattegs and
u,.- 2, conduct rhe CAMPAIGN GA that
- ..g.- a. regards the tariff
i-.I'I. AN Insurgents do not take
.. 'v tp the ~ dicin- the Republican
g-es-ioaal committee - r,IVIng for
'-r 80 chance are therefore that
'r-r Will NJ many districts next fall
mere Republican candidates viii not
... ~ tNs party organization for help.
MANY Insurgents are planning To run on
tr-fr WI hook and have alreatv an
uu.lr ID that the viii not ash the com
' a.. ipr literature Dr other help
..'Eu utauv y.srs have the Republicans
Bee % zach = franz. Of mind over the
....... ~ J.ltlOOk secretly many Of them
3 a"irpme Democratic Hpu~e II
'.-. n 4ght such a result ~ o I'D eliminate
P. ..-Irg"nt clement 81 the party. The
'.- r.s. Die !eliershiD. hUs ever. - anxious
Goes. ia ur|er that President Tart
.f. .-' have q lI.HocrRtic House on his
d. l- % -" lat "a years 1T his admins
'...l
..a hem ocfatS are in a hopeful frame
10 -.1 The. got a great dSal Of con-
'..g Out Of the election OF Eugene y.
- o. the Fourteenth Massachusetts,
3.rr' They are hopefLl that the re-
'"' '0Ht district on April 10 will show
'' no tide 81 public sentiment - drift
30 " from the party In power.
SIS mere are severely critical
ron ~ Ia. convention Ia the
nd district in nominating
Co.. Al+ridge They ASSERT that
'i' u i-f-at. II u comes. will be
rs"iN On pefsOnAl grounds but they
.''..~ 'Aat. the Democrats vail comstrus
70 90 an0th.-E evidence OF dissatisfaction
~ 20 republican rule The Demo
.'-.r FE'..rI 20 ooncsutrats Ghair forCes,
a. and financial. IN the special
..- o. ths nocn-stsr district
.."IAAs POLLS. April 8-LsAdinR Re
90 poItlclAns who want 70 have
-'i tx 20 say about ma KING a plat
- Tuesdays State convention
'.t -r.eSaies who are managing the
.ssus q candidates for places on