The sun., 1910-10-05
HEARST HIMSELF,
NOT SCHOENECk
Offer OF a Bargain Candi-
date for Lieutenant
Governor.
REPUBLICAN CAMP UPSET
Col. Roosevelt Decides on Prem.
tice, Not Francis, for Ms
State Chairman.

Republican STATE chairman was over
shaduwei u interest Yesterday hy the
news brought - stat" headquarters IN
Ncs' thirty ~ reet that william
Hrar-f : lnd"Iru .icuye L"Igu" AZ ts con-
ventiHu 90 b" held to-day prupns@d To
iniorsr Mr. Stimspn. nominal" Mr. Hearst
for Lieut. enant -tiuv"rnor aud indors" the
Republican candidates for S'"r"tary ~
STATE" Comptroller state Treasurer. NJ
torucv General state Engineer and Sur
Vevor and IN" twu candidates for As$n-
ciate Judges uf the Count of Appeals. This
would b,. "a direct blow at Mayor Edward
SChoruerk ot syracuse who was nomi-
mated at saratoga for Lieutenant
ernur aft.T cot Roosevelt hld conferred
With Fruuois Hendricks. for twenty years
AMI more the R"uuhlioln leader of onon-
AKA county At Saratoga Francis Hen
bricks was IA. only memb"r u the old
guard With whom col. Roosevelt spoke
a. 90 a candiduts on tho ticket. and AZ
Col ROOSEVELT solicitation and very
much against the wishes u Mayor Schoe-
neck Mr. Hendricks and IA" Onondhga
delegation d,-cid"i :" regard col. koose-
Welt wishes nld CAV" their consent to
Mayor SCho-u'ck = nomination
There wer" Republicans AZ headquar-
ters yesterday Who did not hesitate 20
say that more than two weeks ago the
arrangement had been reached hy which
the Indrp.ui.uca League was {" lndors"
IN. Republican Sta', ticket with tho sN-
c.yJIon ut Mayor Schneueck. and Mr..
Hendricks and Mavor Scuo"neCk and Ray
y smith and other Republicans quickly
got together yesterday and conferred as
% Navor SchoeUrcA = course. The gen
eTal opinion vas that { the alleged agree
ru.nt l. carried out and Nh. Hearst =
nominated 10y his own organization Tor
Lieutenant Governor Mayor SChoen"ck
and hls friends VA Onondaga county from
Mr. Hendricks down have been pat IN
a very embarrassing position. some of
the RDrubEcau- said that Mayor Schoe-
neck ,uuld not with s"lf-respeCt remain
on tho. ticket should the alleged under
stand .uE with Nr Hearst be carried out
Mr. Hendricks returned TO syracuse IN
a.. afternoon someWhat puzzled He
sad
-Vhateyor hnpvens syracuse will CON
tiru. ~ have tN" services of a good Mayor,
a. Mr. SChocr",,'- = term does not expire
for over n wear MIR Hendricks believed.
hoN"vr-. that It the independents. league
follows pUt the programme Mayor Schoe-
neck should he remain on the Saratoga
ticket would b.. h.'at,u. Speaker Wads-
worth. Ray b. Smith and other R"pub-
cans clustered about Mayor Schoen.ck
aud nd HIN that Under no circumstances
should be- rat.rr Mayor Schoeneck him
s.lf dld not care 90 speak ~ the Disagree
able topic H." will await th" action q
a." Undergraduate. loagl" and on his
s4ita'.1us with Mr. Hendricks
n. whol.' matter LEFT a very bad tast"
in ~" mouths IT IN" Republicans They
had uu hesitation Iu saying that 4 M"
ALLEGED bargain r- carried ult and Mr.
Hears b. uoruunt.i for Lieutenant
Governor on IN" Iud"p"udanc" Leagu"
ticket Vrile lu others on m" K"puh-
!icaa ticket are l'Itor-..i oy m" lnd".
yend"uD- l."agI" very SERIOUS cumpiIca-
tons may follow Many ugly words
were heard over b.
over o. ghtIol Roosevelt hanged from
Chlrl.- : Frirrrs af Troy - Mr Prem
tir. ~ M rh,ir" i"r chairman - the
Republican S'e'" cnrDrni''a". - sic"s,.,I
Tirnathv I. Nrn1-rn TN, na- The
word wh.rh members of IN" opmmlttee
received whcr they a--"rnul..i vest "r-
day morning at 90 p.rlpcN NJ ~'l'" head
luar-ar- Secretary Lafayette y Gleason
caIIoi rEo rn""'rus ., .ri"r lr has been
the r..-'sm fr 'N" r"t.r.us chairman
tn prc.ii. hv' Nr NppirlT -af with
hi- f.Il.W .pmutt""msn Ha SAID h-
rreferr,i - - Secretary Gl"a- ~ call
the COMMITTEE tugo'hr~ M RI" ihlrrv.
eight rptnml''-.mru w"rr present save
Mes-rs Livingz'on, krack". Nas- aud
EDeniE Mr. kTarke and w Nas- cam.
In later. hu' uut 10 time .. vp'" with
out ado. after roll rill President LLOYD
{ Gri.rom - the N.w York county
committee presented the name " Mr.
PrentiC. for state chairman. and the
porrination vac seconded by William
Tarnes, ". of Albany. who rosN and sald.
4 take pleasure m sacondIng the NOM
nation Of Mr. Prentice, principally on
account of his well known opposition to
direct TTimarie~
A. Saratoga Mr. Prentice. along with
Sreaker Wadsworth Mr. Barnes, As
sarnblyman tonkllnE AS-emblyman
Frank l. Young Rspresentatv" Edwin
Merritt Jr and Bapre@"ntatIv" Fas-
estt spoke Tor the minority report sub
mrttad by SPEAKER NadsWorth attacking
th. ma Iouty report on direct nominations.
which was a. follows.
To Goo, hughes 10 due the crcdi, - arou.-
Ing tho ln'ere-' ~ th. people and con
,Inclrg them Of he need Of directly slectinR
the.r party oH.D"r. and directly nominating
their party ,aniidate- We promis.. lsRi--
lattun Which u.l enact the-s principles into
law "" tTprA. aIrh confidence To- the
intrl'igen,- and patriotism ~ the paople
Tor the HuooT-rfuruf ~ this platform and
he ,ls, ton 81 the candidates Of thl- con /
vent. 1I
col RD,-..va.t and ni- llherrnts IN the /
Saratoga convention l'fe1tsi SIR Prem
tln" url SJ..Ik.'r Nsi-wpTth and their |
friends hy vote ~ CS o. in1. Mr. Prem !
tloc. ft'r Mr. blru'-.- s.-epuding was
unanimously "i'y-'"i STAT" chairman ye-- |
feTttv rN'rufnE, - -lrD'st Mr.. Woodruff /
K.UI.H-.'f.fattv" ll"Tt"rr Par-Jn- went !
~. th" Republican Club. which adIuinz /
the STAT" committee. = rputus and fetChal !
Mr Prentice. whp riir''-Sal 'h" ,pu- T,
rrrt'rn thus.
a'u H lttl. ugerwheirre1 Nv IN honor I
'if' y.u nav" dOus me nud ! want G. 81
rr.-- 300 IN" mos hrlrff-l' way my !
tlHuN- tTI INV appreciation fHr thr coH- !
fdsnOs. yru r'ur-.' 100 ruH / can only /
sav fhHr ] arm uuf Ifrtru Il hard work /
and email '.ru in and dp ~" hardest work .
That Z know how % u, from now until /
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