The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28

In the ballroom 81 the United States hote
tonight. There was typewriuen COPY
of the Roosevelt platform submitted t.
| the committee IL contained IN turma
shape most % the utterances 81 Col
Roosevelt as temporary cha irman Of tbs
con vention This - the committee a.
/ selected by the method OF giving th'
1 chair power To appoint II.
| Chairman William A. PTeniergast. Fred
! erick A. Hicks. John II. Campbell. Louir
/ NJ. Swasay, Marcus u. Campbell, Elmer
I \. White, X. Ros- Appleton. JOSIAH
Newcomb. Joseph l"Venson, William \
ChadbOurne. G-org" " Manmakcr. John
A. Sleicher. Otto I Barnard, William II
Wadhams. william Chilvers, seth Low
julius NJ. Mayer. Richard W Lawrence
| Frank l.. YOUNG p ". Wilson, j, Rider
Cady. James = Parker. william Barnes
Jr. a.. ID u HasbrnucL. Edgar Brackett,
Edwin 4 Merritt. Or. Merwin X Hart
! Gould Schurman. serene r. PAYNE. George
" AldridKe J. Sloat Fas-ett, James W
Wad-worth. JT.. John Grim. Jr.. William
I II Daniels.
The friends 81 Representative William $.
Bennett 81 New York have not given up
the hope that he may h. nomi mated for
Governor. Mr.. Beun"t's friends say
that he has seventy eight delegates IN
New York county eager To- stand 10y him
10 the last The Bennett bonm. however,
conflicts with the Stimson boom and II
IL very apparent that the Roosevelt
Gr~com folks. especially Representative
Herbert Parsons. are all favorable to
Sumson.
The Roosevelt platform. which practi-
cally embodied the Colonsls speech ia
the convention to-day. was rcad Ia tho
platform committee tonight 10y Otto
T. Barnard. and after n had been dis
cur-ed somewhat William Barnes. Jr.
who was not displaced from the COM
mittee 10y Col Roosevelt to-day. sab
mitted u platform ~ his views
Mrs Hawl.y Crpsett 81 Warsaw. the
president - The New York State Women's
Sunng" AS-pClnti N. headed a dclegttI' IN
~ women who ADDRESSED m" commute"
IN favor ~ a plank for woman suffrage
Those IN the del"gatinn included Mis-
Mary g. Hay and Miss Wood 1T New
York. Mrs Robert n Elder and Mrs
Grace r Wooherbeck e Bro Aiyn. and
Miss Agnes GouinlHck IT Warsaw. VIII,
specially represented IN" cnll"E" ~om"n
who favored having IA" ballot extended
80 them
The Roosevelt Barnard platform ~
present has hifl" or no mention - fhe
C'lon"ls attItud" toward N" Suprem"
4 p'ir u the United ~ gf"S
The platform C'mmrttee appointed
n subcommittee of u,I". " IA oUpt roller
PrendeTgAst a. ChairiI4u. which j. tn
report bach Ia the full committee at 10 10
A. VI. tom rrow. The Cpmmifte" will be-
Al midnight new boom for Governor
was started ia the interest Of Attorney
General O'Malley of Buffalo. Dor some
time MIR O'MallPy's name has been men
toned quietly, but his prominanC" as a
candidate did not beCome apparent to
many delegates until his name was pre-
scented Ia tho Roosevelt conference az
midnight
At midnight the drift was setting IN
strong toward senator Human and the
old guard was st,li kept outsid" tho breast
works
President SChurman Of Cornell Uni-
versl'y threw bomh~hell into the com
mi't"e on platform Tonight when he
demanded the Ts-p",f ~ all for the /
Suprrm" tour ~ 'h" United States
The plank further speaks Of the court
A. the greatest tribunal II Justice IA tho .
COUNT ~. prpSd'n' SChurtnHu demands /
ha' m tho fTtur" tn" thr''e constitutional
hodIeS ~ government .hali Cornmaul /
respect NJ the J.'pI 10
shortly after midnight Col Roosevelt,
senator Root and ~" Roosevelt group .
took up the consideration Il Court II Ar- /
peal- Judge Irving G. N1un ~ Syr-tCri-..
Tor Gov@rnoT In Wa- SAID that many F..
Republicans ~ the inidile and w,-t"-n
sections 81 th" stat" are most favorable, +
in the nomination q JIdga Ntrn