The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-24


appear that the y-uplr had lost their minds
Ia ~. demand Tor Dictatorship
When VI Eup,"v"l' - a Harvard Com-
men'DWrU' after au Ih~~n,n ~ over one
wear sem telegram thI' N" m.ihui ot
making u"r1r. fIuu- N he stat" Of New
Work should b" revised m aC'ordin'' with
m@a-ut" wHr % rad uu' ,"' been TT utT,i.
the d,'al- 80 which U.-r 'uuNn - not half
O. dozen men. rho leg - I'ur" rtghiftllv
T"-sEfrd hi- action Mu-u Mr. Grt>. um
'ufsrIr, ted Nj Roosevelt - nam" ~ @ an.
81 DAT. fpr he 'smporArN th. Irmr u-hlp %
tho Rspubli' lu state ,ui, cutIpu wrfhoI'
he merihs. - ~ 'hn state rurunlIffc.. D. now.
iny whsr" Nr R""~"vr' sios-l IN 'h" .-si.-
nov before ~" I.sovlc ~ 'hI> state auI after
the vice pr,,,d -u' had been placed m mount
nation h"tor" 'H,' committee ihrrrh,
iur,.ug an I-~gc vNi,h ~ Vas not 'h- intrn
ton - the MAJORITY ~ fl~ COMMITTEES to-
'rsa'". h" ~Impl, throw . rT.hrrni % 20"
Eeuublcan sItuat.un entirely guN,rr tu'rd.
and tor What purpose u i not for ~" - ~aN
80 unNrsr Was his action that rr"S,drnt
Iaf' has b.su ,alls,i upon iu 4 s,laiiu he
absurd chars" that he Was responsible for
th- sole ton ~ Mr. sherman ~ cours.
he was not r--uou.rh.a. nor Ms b" CON
suited MhN should o." h- ~" select .s'.
Of Mr. sherman. a hlehly PROPER one. ~
made nv the state 'rmmttee r'Sslf. Wht'h
vas function h-lcEsing 10 - and 20 no
other BODY ~ mon ~ 30 . single man
II u therefore highly ssnsihle on the
part nj Mr. Koo-ayeli Il he hop"N 20 control
the policies ~ he Republican party m this
State. that he should 80 20 the state
convention a. d-I"sa'" and there thrrsh
out what ha 'hinkN ought io ~ ih. policy
of the party with tnor" no hHN" different
opinions from h.m u - assumed ~
,our~s that he W.il lhIde nv tho decision Of
that convention. a. viii iho-" - hn Villorpos.
4 49,. tf a.
Informed What artnrk upon The reprc-enta-
tive form ~ government he will MAKE
except that he has already committed him
self 20 N" destruction Of The convention
system = making nominations Ion
that question he viii h" opposed with all
the intelligence and power "f those who
rerosnIre m thus popuhsfir departure the
beginning ~ the fall "f representative
government
There an he no ~omrromisa on this sub
Jet u - htgh tam. that the Republican
party uf New York presented to the People
~ this State fixed and positive ls-Iss that
its candidates for ofrirr. Il cle,led should
abide absolutely nv the principles adopted
at the state convention and not b. s~Ayed
by each gust ~ Wind that may blow from
our opponents m the "ud"a,or 20 drive the
party from IT. foundations and 20 make ~
copy ~ The Democracy or a party which
has for - puTpo-s. m" exploitation ~ only
an Individual Inc Republican PARTY II
greater than any man VIM - a member II
u. no matter vhat hI- prestige or hl> fame
and each 81 IT. members - eutltI-i 20
battle a. ~, stat" convention for such
policies - D." believes rmb"dv me spirit
which has mid" ~ powerful u the past
and vii mas" ~ successful ~ the future
That Mr. Roosevelt h4- ,ea-cd tu send
telegram ~ fNu-r over nom h.. has 30
control ana intends t. nsht Ike any Other
CItIyrn A. delegate to the convention
= source ~ 'ongta'ularon 20 everybody
That b" desires 30 .unlmlt The p1r'y ru tho
extreme FOLLY " me dlr,.,' nominations fad
10 unfortunate lie" weight ~ hi- luHuaur"
although sr"Nflv impaired. may ha,- some
ehe'' "a 'nIs direction. b4' ~ - the srr,src .
mop" 81 tll 'hos. Republicans ,hp follow
N The 'pu-.rN,riN" instincts of m. nary
that 10 ou fan 30 commit % - tho path
which r1us' - us.a-sirr load 80 pppul-m
The greA' nation varf- y"l,. and T- .np.-
ms 20 rre-id"u' Taft - r-.vr- %
No COMPROMISE. SAWS R"osEvFLr
before Mr. Roosevelt Iaf, New York
yesterday OF his trIv To the West no
r!ounce that h" would he a icle ya'o |
10 the Saratoga cpr ventipr amt that |
he would fight ~ the COZ vsr'ior for the /
issues for which he hal COMMITTED him !
self Tho stand he took Wa, 49, roNi't-c /
that he sail thai thar" would b" 90 com
nromipt0g After the mee,irg II tho [,
county committee last week Vi Roosevelt
was somewhat a. doubt a, - Just what
positior he would ;ak" He knows mat
ne couli be romIr E'~d without N. slight /
st Iffioulty ~ delegate from Nassau ,
county hi, hom" county. tout h. ssli /
IN reply 'o n question yut to hun after
tho meeting Of the stat" committee rs .
10 whether or rot he Woult allow hls .
rAme 20 la pr"-"utet a. = I"lasato thai
be hal not mai" up hI- mluI a. to what
you're h" wouli follow
Mr. Grlscom saii Yesterday thai 49, a
result Of the Tart l"t'"r VI Roosevelt,
would not only D." a d""Eat" nur tha
he would make a struggle ~ The ,nu,.n-
ton for election - Temporary char
man THIS information from Mr Gri--
com was born" ON by ~" following re-
mark mad" hy Me Roosevelt befor. b..
left New York Yesterday morning
i vii simply -ay that am very much
please with Mr. Taf'- -'at"man'
'hink that - make, m" situation per
'ectv dear n Nassau county wishes m.
- - 20 ~" stat" convention | vii 10
regard IN" i--,I.-- - absolutely clean ctI'
not he a PARTED" nf coWprumi-"
DETAILS uY THT sHEEN.N PLor
Some q tn" details - tho sch.rn.
neineeret by the Barncs-W Woodruff " ads-
worth Ward combination for the selection
q Nice-Pr"eid"nt sherman as IA" tempo
rary chairman II m" Republican state
convention IN place ~ Mr. Roosevelt
we're learned Yesterday Last wear whom
the regulars wsr' hghting GOV Hughes
and hrs measures senator Root was called n
upon for advic" One - tho 'hIngE he
m IN" interest u harmony l
vas that there should 90 n reorganization
Il III" Stat" machin" ard n" -ugg.-st"i
hat III" fret stop taken should b" N" 70
iIr"rn"ut e Tim thy l. Wuodr1IT a. 4
hartman e IN" stat" cummi't""
In" suRg"StIun did r"' Appeal g. VI
Woodruff. Mr. Barnes and their friends
They went immediately =" President
Iaf' and iu~l-'"l that senator Root
se"rn"i =" b" mapping ont Sch"rn" thar
you'd maze Col Roosevelt the Republican