The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-14
OLD GUARD STANDS GROUND
RaR\ES. UO0DRIFF tND UtRD
HEiR or PRIN ARIES.
Barnes issues n statement CaiIlnE Atten-
ton to the Disturbing Character OF
Roosevelt speeches woodruff '"H'-
ments on the Primary Results.

menNh on hNf
William Barnes. Jr. came down from
/ A. any last evening and was joined AZ
Republican State headquarters hy THAR
man Woodruff Representative George
Malhy II ~ Lawrence. William L. Ward
and other Republican odd guardens.
Mr. Barnes issued thus statement
So. hv the new -paper~ that Mr. Roos"-
welt and his leading supporters IN New "rk
city have had talk and Mr. 6risCom SAID
that the action ot the state "ommutr" IN
selecting MIR sherman a. temporary 'hair-
man wall certainly he overturned hN the
convention and that Mr Roo-"vclt VIII
preside which means that he viii appoint
~. committee on resolutions
The determination Of this matter will
place the Republican party -puarely before
the people without sva-iyeness- IT Mr..
Roosevelt i temporary chairman and " the
convention adopts m" report Of "a radical
committee on resolutions. New York will
place herself alongside ot Kansas and
Iowa and IA. con~erv alive element Of III"
Eepubli,an party which for years has been
its bark bone will be invited to the rear.
ami the new nAtIonalI~tn coupled win the
Rrvanue pronounccment AGAINST the de-
ci~onS ~ the supreme Court VIII tai" -
place
II the action 81 tho stat" COMMITTEES in
Mr. Roo-avelt's name was voted down
should be ratiti,.d hv the convention and n
committee on resolutions i APPOINTED
which will draft a platform indor-ins M"
Administration 81 President TAR IN ior"ihl"
language. declaring opposition &" the
political hv-'"ria NJ the hour and firmly
planting rsaIf upon N" san" Repuhloanism .
OF IN" past. then the partv can enter IN"
campaign with respect for itself. which
ought - command the RESPECT Of ~" .
ma ority ~ the electoral" a. o. has before.
som" 81 tho mon no ar" urging Mr.
Ruo~"y"lf'- candidacy FOR temporary chair .
man ~ the convention against lr"r lre-i-
dent sherman have lI'tle real isai ION 81 ~"
rising tide 81 popular di-appruNal whi"h
Mr. Rou-.yelt'- speeches m ~" West hay"
caused Hts assumption OF power - looked
upon With wondsrmeni. His ability 10
Atous.. the passions Of the mob = dreaded
in every quarter Of the state and every day 7
the menace OF hiS political ascendency to !
business aud 80 labor j. more thoroughly /
appreciated
do not believe that his name will ever he .
presented 80 tho convention against the .
TO- ommendati of the stat" committee
for Mr. sherman Ifu - u will a. certainly .
be voted down IN the oaus. of tru. kepubI-
Anism a. that the Cony cntion viii convene
! houghtui men al over me stat" are
arns<sd to the regr-ttahle fact that Mr.
Kocssvelt - TO-DAY tire most DANGEROUS Toe
Ia the world Of business and labor IN 'he
ni'ed States They hope with earnest
,olicituds that the Republican party In this
state Will not m It, convention permit hIm
IN be the arbiter OF - policies and the MEN
or Of its thoughts.
Chairman Woodruff, Mr. Barnes and
heir friends were amused at this an
in an afternoon newspaper
friendly 20 Col Roosevelt and Mr. GriscOm.
Primary contest were on IN Ere county
o-dav Buffalo and New YORK. being th" Two
irst class cities within M. m"aning III the
primary statute PROV iding for primary
'lrCt ions on september ~ In Ifir county
lac Roosevelt delegates were opposed ~
he polls aud solid auti. old guarI dele
ration from that county 10 ~" STAT" on
'ention Was chosen
Primary contests. according - the pro
'isIons Of IN" election law. Were, only held
yesterday ~ New ORR CITY. and therefore.
iri. county could not return "a solid anti
Id guard delegation Priman,- are
% b" held neat Tuesday in Bufialo. Roche-s-
er. SyraCusc. Albany Troy Nouk.rS
'tica and Schenectady Tn" old Ruarder-
Ilso smiled az the pr1n''t statements hy
ir. GriSCum Yesterday
To-day New York. and Erie counties
nil elect solid Roosevelt delegations
chairman Woodruff 81 the Stat" com
nittee and Republican leader II Kings
ounty issued this statement uI-t before
nidnight
The returns from the primaries n kings
ouniv show that while the districts CON
rolled bv Naval Oficrr kra,ke Postmaster
oorhie-, Congressman calder md senator.
raw = haN" thirty-thre" d"l"gat.- out ~
total ~ it?. tho other 100 Will ull support
b" Kings county Urgau1a' on aud vote
p raiiiv m" votes ~ ~" state .ututu,''r..-
ron from BROOKLYN IN -" collection of Nfr.-
Fp4I dent &haVVvan f,.r
ran Of tho convention
IN" returns from New York county md
A." that one stat" committeeman Harry
Mack. has lo-t hi- place ia m. ~ ats com. ,
itiee and that number oT tho drIgVaiforz