The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

out that Bourke Cockrln'- support
OF andldate Stimson cannot avail. for
+, u l. claimed thaS no brass rooster or q
. farmer barn ever wtlrl"i faster IN a
gal" II wind than BoIrk- Cochran turns
ami twists IN politics u y then recalled
than IN l~si Co'Nrau was an anti Tam
many Democrat IN iS~S IammAny
orator. IN issI an opponent q Z leNriand :
nomination; IN l-Ss. 1891 and ia? he Was
elected TO , ougr-ss through he favor
Of Richard CrokerHu ia. H.. N-nr 20 the
chicago convention - oppose -" re-
nomination ~ Cleveland aud made q
tierr speech IN denunciatlon oi NlOg. then
cam" break With Z roEei wf.p irurg'-d
him ont ~ IN" Congress delegation. later
Their came 4 TeCOuDIulfIOu
Inc strongest zpAe"h m the House II
Representative aga!ns' the neon. tax
wac deIye-'-t by Cochran md then 10
whir.ri around and voted for y and
wha' ina Wilson tagf hIil cams. g. ~ ..
HoI-.' for final approval t""kr1n d-~"gted
hi- yartv associates and vetsi against u
Ia l-S he holt-d BRYAN and supported
Mck ni@v. IN 1879 he ho.t"d MchIu."v aud
supported B-yAn He uts r,--H aKtlu-'
Cleveland and Tor him for HI. and again.
hIm, against Bryan and for Bryan. Tor the
Democracy and against " In lgS a.
Buffalo Cochran IN a SI"s."h 10 m" Demo
ora o. state Convention uIg ~t he uornI-
nation II Mr. Hearst
-
convention. Nh" COT Roos"ve.t n-oN'
the usags- Of his party for 6fty years
and appointed the committee that re-
ported the platform which b." himself
had drawn or approved ~. m" Colonel
wac 4 stand natter on IN" tarlN Then
- went 10 Indiana and urged the r'-s.l'-,-
ton II senator Brv"ridg" Sho had fought
the ttrIf ~ every stage and voted against
u Yesterday n" went TO Boston and %
an equally lmpa~-Ion"t -F"~ch lrg"i the
.. I 30 "a OF
for Il Ar Cochran o. u then added. ~
hy no means m" only man IN politics who
can switch IA the twin king 81 an eve
from one side 20 -" other
The information ha- been received
her. that Merrill Hose Company 81
CAnandaIgua. IA" late senator John
Eair.-'- old home Will have charge ~
the special feature 10 ~ produced when
col Roosevelt -p-ak- Their" "a tuesday
Al meeting II the hose organization
IL Wa decided 10 TAX" prominent part
m til. eNerci-a- 10 pe had when no Colonel
arrives II was voted 10 bTiug forth
from iis long -lumber the huge elephant
that the hose company u-.'d iar' winter
theatre which wa entitled The Wei
coming Home ~ col Roosevelt From the
African Wildz The show wa a great
success and the Merrill Ho-s Company
nae decided that a portion 81 the apparatus
tI--d then and a cong hit that wa- sung A.
In the welcoming Of the Colonel The
elephant will be branded with red letters
q - p and will walk IN IN" usual
manner 81 elephants
Fif'v Of the members NJ he hose com
p,py will ride horseback m the parade
They wall u" attired In tn regulation
cowboy outfits Of leather breeches, larg"
hrimm'd hats and red bandanna hand e.
k.rchi'fs ABOUT 'k' necks 1hsy glll
Lead ~ singing ~ song especially
written for "a" show last winter and which
gp"s 20 IN" I'm" - San N Onto. This
song viii p" sung ~ IN" crowd from
printed -'Irs banded arc md. ono NJ which
will p" presented 20 tho colonel Tn"
entire f"atIr" f. ~ special preparation
and Will be entirely under The nanag e-
nant II The M"rrIH Nose Company
Thor. ~ h'tl" or no Hearst seniimen'
observed even 'h0ugh y - recalled that
m 1905 Hearst fDr Governor carried tho
county ~ pres"n' N" Hearst vO'" ia
Monroe county ~ PVT down ~ n total
~ 80 votes