The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-20
VERSION IN ROOSEVELT CAMP
COLONEL "DTD NOT SEEN" THE
MEETING WIN PRESIDENT.
Satisfaction Protested with tho Result
ana Fight Talk COatIn0es- Run for
Governor Himself Not Much This
Tear. Not If They stampede Hls Nay.

Year. Net u rhet stampede HiS " ~ Z.
OYsrFR RAY sept 10 MIR Roosevelt
got back this evening from his hastily
arranged meeting with President Tai, in
New Haven Mr. Roosevelts talk with
th" President will make not the slightest
difference IN the course the Colonel had
mapped ont for his action at Saratoga
II was suggested Nv good MANY political
sharTS that Mr. Roosevelt would be- asked
to work for harmony in the Republican
ranks and that Nir Taft would seek to
have the Colonel effect soma sort 81
conpromi-" IA order To inject strength
m the party
There viii ~, no compromise in anv
wav.- Mr. Roosevelt, said positively to-
night This j. straight fight for de.
cency in politics as against ho$Sism
Mr. Roosevelt returned To- Sycamore
Hill pleased With his trip to New Haven
and glad to have had N" opportunity 81
comforting with the President
I had very pleasant interview with
IN" President. said he. and an entirely
satisfactory talk on the New York situa-
tIon
Tn" Colonel declined TO repeat oven
fragments of the conve-sation no had
with Mr. Taf' u" made II distinctly IN
d"rstood. however. that national politics
was discussed only briefly II. and tho
President went over a few things that the
Administration has done. hut tonight Mr.
Roosevelt had no further Endorsement to
make in addition To what he had sad NJ
Syracuse 90 saturday
In his talk with MIR Taft there was
no mention made of guhernatorial candi-
dates, according - Mr. Roosevelt The
Colonel took occasion TO annnunC" to-
night that under M circumstances will
h" accept m" nomination for Governor
m New York STAT" Some time ago he
said that he couldn't conceive of Circtim-
stance, that would induce him 20 take
m" Gov"rnnrsnir. In cas-" they stampede
IN" Saratoga convention and hand him
m" nomination the Colonel says ne will
simply turn u down.
Tn" Colonel answered a question con- !
earning IN" temporary Chairmanship /.
bv remarking that IN" fight will he ~
planned That means that Mr. Roosevelt
Will battle for IN" chalrmanshIp himself .
II was thought that m" Culnn" might .
sh"i -ow" light upon 'h" question % his /
standing for an Admins; ~ ion and Taft .
indorE"tn"nt In lgi2 Rui h" wouldn't
He -aId tonight that h. u not likely To
comment upon tins TONIC m the future
lnQuIrers attempted - get Mr. Rnos~-
welt 10 admit thai no might change his
attitude concerning his acceptance Of the
Guherratorih nomination. At PhIla-
delphia 10 lgn Won said that under no
circumstances would Won aCCeyt the nom
nation FOR 'Lc Vice Pres liency they
reminded hu Vet the convention
nominated you and YOU accepted How
about thar
Almost hefor" tho question had b"nn
finished Mr. Roosevelt brok" IN hv do
rlauug thai th"v cuulin = force the Gui-a--
maternal nomination on hin m this State
even 4 they -rauu"dcd tho convention
one Of N" Things that convinced tho
Oyster Paw information seekers tonight
that tho interview with Mr. Taft DID not ,
result IN RDo-sv"lt = leaning toward the
old guard for support ~ tho convent ION.
Sere ms r"rnarks IN connection with state
Sup"rInt"nd"nt - Prisons Collins What {
did YOU NEAR Colonel when Won said IN ,
Syracuse thai MIR Collins woald b.s your ,
right hand man az Saratoga
Nr kpp-syglt replied that no simply ,
desired man from central New Work
whn - on 10 the whole situation and who
can advis" HIM a. to who's who among ,
h" d"legnto-
The ,olon"l went on 20 explain that he
had noticed some ~ IN. o-iImat"- ~ ,
= rrnEJh given ont hy william Rarne-
IT aud nat he obs rved that IN q good
many instances Barnas had credited
Roosevelt with lot mora -trencrh than ,
Roosevelt rallv pO--s-@"- The colonel
ma injured that Nr Barne- cant fool ,
him ~, that way fnr lac " be- on he job him
elf when u comes 10 a question ~ sound
lng the res rvolr
Although Mr Roosevelt didn' saw -
n night there - NOT much dnuh' eN-
pressed her" thar the President j. pfea-ad
III Il L.. r.
10 hosso- 10 NcN Nurk state Just wher, +,
' lo" President sherman Nill ge' ~ j. ,
100 h"r matter tout IN" Colonel - not
tnNIpI- a. iu tha welfar. ~ sherman or .
any IN" affiliated with him IN Jspli'tc=
Nr Roosevelt admitted tha' his trp
p New Haven bad boeH Matched raIidly .
Pc jid np' $500 20" meeting with Nr /,
Infi ~ o. had been reported IN sp'n" ~ ,
y n"w-paIsr- Mr. Gri-corn and OTTO
Barnard wer' instrumental N bringing :
? about
OrlruaIly the conference had hc.n
damned Tor N"V Vows. when y ~a- sun
,,-..i lha' the Pr'-sidsn' would stop h"rs
ii his way ." Cincinnati THAT was nm
,o~-ii,l. and ~ the Colonel agreed vill. q
ngly AZ Griscums request To 90 To- N"S
Haven
Parry this morning Earl Dodge for.
,"Iia AZ ~ saean oo Hn fnr Sr R oase%s
\ motor boat lay al the dock and the {
'olonsl came right down They had m :
ended 70 go 20 Black Rock. but roHsh |
: Gather and fIsey water caused then 10 {
M IN at Sorwalk. Conn 90 hire an S1itn. j
Mobile They picked up Griscom at u
Bridgeport and motored on 20 New Haven o
Mr. Roosevelt spent altoeetherer about r
N hour and half with President T ~ q
They we're not alone more than twenty c
At the luncheon attended a
" NJ Griscom Mr. Barnard President IA
iadlev % Yale and Secretary Morton tho
lscuSslon was open. but alone the Pres. y
dent and Nr Roosevelt touched on few A
ubiec's that could not he aired m tho g
zen
When the Presidential train pulled out 4
( New Haven IN. Colonel Mr. Griscpm v
nd Mr. Barnard took an automobile rid" d