The sun., 1910-06-19
LEADERS WHO NIT ROOSEVELT
,I6NITIC iNCE SEEN IN THE
tHOICE WOODRUFF MADE.

RES Win Soine WAGE Me9nlna
og the srlrctisns Revealed Next FaIl.
More M less political discussion has
hs,r leard within the last few days over
th. an,onruent ~ IN lrman Timothy L.
W,Yiruf Il the New York Republican
STATE committee of the following cdlm-
mIr'eanan 70 help receive ex-president
2 ssy'It on his arrival from Europe
yesterday
Er,r,utN y OpELL. IN of Newbnrgh.
UiHggr " DUNN Of BinEhamion
WILLIAM !. WARD % Westrhester.
WILLIAM BARNEs. ~. Of Albany.
Ir,N.ls HENpRicAs of Syracuse
Gr.isE " ALDRIDGE OF Rochester
Ferre,cuiaiiye }. SLoAr FAssErr Of
Emra
1npv MFRrtrr Of I.ockport
Joss O'DHiEN of piattshurR
N.u, Z MoTr Of Uswego
l..I, = PATN Of Chatham
F1rns- Governor Odell declined the an
rontnent a. a member of the COMMITTEES
o. receive Roosevelt Outside q political
differences which are recounted later
On 'hsre have heen personal differences
between tho two men. Odell always
insisted that his family was not corr-
taous.y treated while visitors n the White
HoIsp Odrll also has always 4 d.ulared
that Eoo'evelt was most ungrateiul %
BIN and even more 20 10 the lata Ed
ward Y Hartman Odell IL therefore
Coua'nd a. one Of the irreconcilables.
and BE- opposed to Roosevelt's leadership
o. 'N' Republioan party In New York
sac
Tho Hcvuhlican politicians. discussing
W NrtrIHs selections. were inclined 20
r.vo r'0Siarthle significance b them
Wr |a Governor of the State ann President
O. me- Tinted States Mr. Roosevelt, had
rary relations with al uf the committee
rsn. .nne most friendly. others most un-
friendly. and for this reason Chairman
VoodruHs selections have been accepted
ty a number II Republicans connected
v'h Tho state org lizAtion TO mean q
hra.ns II differences and disposition 70
srrnpl Mr. Roosevelt as the actual boss Of
tls Republican State organization.
Going over Chairman woodriH's So
ls70n@ name by name. man by man. the
Fsr!hlir7H organization men recalled
's' Nr Odell was chsirman 10 the Re-
rrHicsn state COMMITTEES In is0s. whcn
rr'sevelt vas the candidate Tor Governor
wen 70 that time there was friction be-
tween Roosevelt and Odell. Odell fearing
O. sond Roosevelt through the State ~ a
ctwrligner Odel had little opinion n
P'osevelt as = stump oFst0r. end only IN
iha closing days II the c-mpaign vas he
r-rvailed upon by the lrte Senator
Thomas c. Platt and others q consent n a
Foosevelt tour of the Sttta Roosevelt
believed Odell didn't desire his election.
Roosevelt has told on numerous oc-
casions with more ~ lass Erim dee how
Odell a. State chairman IN isos ordered
hm. Roosevelt. the candidate for Gov
snor. about ~ he would a messenger
lad At State headquar,ers. Roosevelt
nade many Suggestions 20 Odell az State
Chairman a. 10 the conduct of the cam
"a gn which Roosevelt says Odeil treated
v'h an Indifference that was akin o.
,--'empt of Roosevelt's political under
landing
From that time on there was a semi
eH.res- betwesn Roosevelt and Osiell.
v m vas continued az the Republican
.r1nll convention in Philadelphia in
" E0osavelt insisted that he wanted
-.r1giaation a. Governor Platt. Odeli
.Ut 'ta.r friends had deoidei that ROoss-
r.r must 10 nominated for Vice-Preri-
ont and Roosevelt believed that Platt
a. piaI and the others connected with
Naw York Republican state orEaniza-
'r Flntri 20 get ham out Of the way
...,Hs' - his attitude ~ Governor he
...rr'If.ng the tax frnnchiss leRisla-
ur Roosevelt a. Phihdelphia declared
"#' 0a would not accept the nOminltion
'r President and the NsW York
Safe ie aeatiOn thereupOn selected Tim
v Woodruff a. is chOice for Vice |
f-- ialr This. though. was only a
"d 'lr Phtt and bic friends had do
'u.ei 'lat Roosevelt should he nom-
-.'-t for Vice President
" >n'v wanted Elihu RoOt. then
Secretary Il War in his Cabinet. for vice- I
'.. I... uut finally decided that he |
n". spare Root pending the settle I
T.. ~ no. Philippine problems 81 that !
d. Mckinley then turned 70 senator I
Deliver 'l"n a Representative in Con
r'-- '"r rhe Tenth Iowa district. and /
Dew " Nniey turned 20 COrnelius \. /
" Naw York In any event McKin-
.N 1i not want Roosevelt. whom he be-
...e1 .' no entirely too erratic in his
F'-7 makeup.
f'aNg Odell had a talk with ROOae-
''' and Odell declared. IF you do not
i'." ms domination for Vioe-PreSident
!'a.. md believe can get IL Il has
o 'av' h"en said that Odells ultimatum
y. t'os'v".' az the time had considerable
''E-' although IL is well known that
] Ia'a11 'Ha late Matthew Stanley Quay
d. F'r--g.e9a.s forced tbs s=;s SaToiss
1fr-t chairman of the Republican
I...t' r1nmittee. who vas opposed
T every standpoint 90 Roosevelt for
'.'.Ffe'i'Tt. finally 10 accept ROose-
ya'
.'.. Ta' nominated for Governor 10
'.1 Roosevelt and neither IN nor
'a. naf any attention 20 Roosevelt.
'.'as .0"- President could only preside
''" Nanst" and for patronage had
W" appointment. his own sscrstary.
''-'' -h1rn II power and patron
- 'fsr worth consideration by Plat.
'l.. a-i their friends.
When President Mckinley was shot
> h''a." 10 september. 1901. Gov Odell
N -H.Ng pn the scsns and 20 were
'. Ira. i"ut Roosevelt. senator Hanna.
= .H. a aIfss-t .~,A IN A. ..t.hl.