The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-04
COUNT HEARST FOR STIMSON
ROOSEI ELT wv sam 10 70 M
IRlNCIN IOR CHiIRu
The NlnsriIy NIn Put ~ n candidate
Toe To-,IaS. says BarnrS, bu' " l.
n.IerSIoo,i That the aOlanrl u for
Eranrls I.riscom TAiks Of Prentice.

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| Toe To-day. says BarurS. but u u
Understood That the aOIanrl u for
| FranrIs I.risrOm TAIhs Of Prentice.
MANY members 1T the new Republican,
I state committee arrived AZ the Hotel
. Manhattan aud the Repuh lean club last
night. 60 h,. uu hand for the meeting "i
I Nh. committee at ~ O'Clock tins morning
and to elect a chairman To- succeed l lin"-
thv l. Muuiruff who was selected hN
Prrsld Rpp-''vrlt IA 1874 Ia succeed
BENJAMIN u Odcll. Jr The Roosevelt
m.nl .rS uf the committee said they had
IL straight that the Colonel desired the
election 1T Charlie, :. Francis at Troy
former Ambassador To Austria Hungary
aud proprietor 81 N" Troy Ttnlcs. For
several months Il WAS said, Mr.. Francis
has i..n visiting up-Stat" counties at the
request - Jrl Roosevelt II WAS Col
Roosevelt who appointed him Amias-a
dor M 1879 ON the recommendations t eN-
GOV Frank = Black. who had mad" the
nominating -p.,,Ch Tor President kuoSe-
Welt At the Chicago convention IN 1871
Since. thu~" days Nj Black has criticised
col Euu~..y"it very severely. and the
relations ~ Mr. Black with Mr. Francis
and Cornelius '. Collins super 'n''ndept
~ pr,~"u-. hav" been considerably
strained IN. impression 81 some state
committed last night that MIR. Francis
had u..u suggested for state chairman
hv col Roosevelt because IT Mr. Franci-'s
clos. relations with Mr. Black was re-
gar,iad Ivy others a. an error MIR Francis
is 81 years odd His father. John NJ
Frauc,- ~ Troy WAS at pue time Minister
~ Greece.
For many wears rt has t-...r the custom
Tor the. State chairman ~ h" a member
of the rummitt-" Mr. Francis - not /
q member. hut there ar" a number Ut |
pr.,rdsn'- especially m Chester A. !
Arthur tine. Tor making non m"nl"r
stat" chairman.
William Barnes Ir and speaker Wstd-- /
worth arrived IA town and said that their /
friends IN the cummItt"" would not /
name a candidate fpr chairman N OPP .
ur-,'iuu 70 the majority q IN" committee I
now controlled hv Col Roosevelt
Thor. wt- The greatest interest among ,
thu committeeman - ascertain what .
William T. Hearst and his Independence .
Isagur s.r,. TO- d. concerning IN" Stimsnr. .
ticket ~ he Is.agri' o"nN"ntI,'n '" b" he Id .
I ,-iuurr.,N Mist II tpl. Roswell
fri"ud- uU IN" committee slId they believed .
m. INDEPENDENCE lpagu" Cunv"utIpns .
would nd'rS.' tn" nomination. 81 Mr..
~ 'u~Hu
Prrsrd.rt T.I.vd e. Gri-cpu - the Re
pubhrAV county committee -aid Nrsi"r-
day thai Vhrh' It had not i.-'n definitely
s-t'lrd WBp " ruld 10" named a. IN" new
cha r.u.-p = IN. stat" committee he 4
ws- mrEu-d % thIun that - might i".
Ezra '. Prentice. VIII un'd recently
was 'h.. stat. committeeman from IN"
Thu rt.euth district. put who r"tIrcd -
give Mr. GrI-"utn a place "a no COM .
mite" Thus statement Wst- mad" after
Mr. Grl~'um had Tad a tak with Nh
prpntlt-. onto I Ra.uard aud Herbert
ParSUuS Speaking - IN" SituAtl"u. Mr .
Iiu-cuw -ald -'h" E"ugbhoau barometer
- rl-,ug -tradIiv Wherever ypu gp You
,ar feel -h. changn that has come ~Iuc"
IN SArai pgl Cuuycuilu and Won rGr i'"'l
that all H"y.bllCan- az. az mated with
th" ,',nidenO- ~ victory but u - gong
q, 10. ~ hot . campaign a. was ever held
m this state and &c " 81 hsgIn itnmsdIat"N
aftsr ia" notification u the candidates..
OYSItU RAJ l.. / O'' Their" was
only one political visitor ~ Sigamor"
Hill TODAY Henry L. ~tlm-pn k"pub-
liC1n cIn.ltdIt" Tor Governor, came down
..Irly in th.. morning - Ni-cusS various
matters with Mr. Rnp>"N.if They went
over m" names - possibilities Tor IN"
loh - chairman - th" Republican STAT"
Both 'h. Colonel and Mr.
ar" very much on crested m this
b.-Ct rIss 'E.' State chairman will CONDUCT
~" ClUusIgu against IA" democrats
and 'ha' 10 NOT going 'u be- an easy matter
The nam" = Utrlss = Francis, owner
~ tho Iipy TU'S vas taken zap mon"
then fGo~i - "a" others. al
though NOR" rntu = DOZEN wsr" dis-
rusS.s VIZ SiIW-ru and VI Roosevelt
stn' .a s.r nu uy-S'Ats man 4 they can
vi Francis has had good G"ui ~ az
r-ri-uc. IA tho Tuiiti,'> = New YORK. stat"
n Tho Saratoga convention h" WIS on
IN" Iub cuus' ,u'lv. dong all that he
-uuid 90 hair ~" rIu~' = the progress
.iNs.~ NWu's ~" .n--trtll'i-~ for the
state uHtIrrIHUshIu Con gresham Calder
N1vai Officer hr1c and congressman
dwight end IH--.''' tr. U"nf lDnsd to-
NIGH l. b. .udar-' rpi that H"rber'
Parsons Cornelius y collins ant otto
| R7uutrt Nuuid not accept 'ls 'oh
Tho Colonel mot r'.I this afternoon
Nir and N~- luugwpr'r who spent
sunday no ~tEtuur" Mn went away
.hI- frnfniug lt-uurrpW Mr. RDO-.-
y,I Will rIk" n run over 'u Fre"Uprf 10
address th. southern New Nnrk Fir.-
mon A-s"clafIru T. all n'. q short
frlu "a IN. Ift"ruopn ~ luncheon soy
ERA pslI'IrtI visitors tT" "Np..ct"t Judge
" R1 vmord - Guthr'" ~ lp -
coming - ask the COLONEL 20 make som.
rear platform -Is-..ch-~ ~ oklahoma
t. n" ui--,.~ through III" state ~ Hot
hive. b.-.u 49, many demands frr .Nfra
-p",,n.- fut' no" Colonel probably wont
.coeir o.. aN - JUig" Raymond de