Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-28

8ul SIX
Sherman was not based on any personal
grounds. but because he desired an oppor-
tunityto present his views as to the policies
which should bereaftes, guide the destinies
Of the republican Dajv."4
aetter ros4toossveIt.
PERHAPS ] had better read my letter to
him and his letter to- me s., .., r.. -.
August H. Hgi0 AAls peas Colonel Eoose5.
velt II cannqt be posi- Dls3that 1t IS hepest
sary for fae yys teif on, 1nat-the action ioI.
the stsss se & i sB Eilfe q
an act ofsshRstll itg Ard lf61 or one OF re-.
tIecuon ip3n y osls w
with yottad,ti gthet tod EIAe what you mad.
said about this whole matter, and hope
YOU know desglte some Things to the, the con on
morning, that they told yop4 the exact facts.
Not onetof us supposed fthat yonr name
Ward if natispsa comrnkteeman. or me,
the chairman OF the stategeommttee, that
w iSsa.a Il a S ~ nP e %heS Mns
made the motion eeilich hesaid.f Not word
had been SAID to the before the; meeting py
be taken. and Ifunderstahd that neither
Ssriscom nofsg anyones5 elsa told Ward or
Barnes ay 11ts T Sfp 81 me
Believing that you must appreciate the.
position al which under, these clrcpm-
~
having agreed upon llte helectlon of Sner-
established by the Aeieetion Ex-senator Root
two two ~ years rema a Sit best wishes Yours re.
spectfuly TtMBt tlfAts NoSltt'hofF I,
Colonel Ito0eeSe1f's Letter.
NEW ,ToEk ngssae. 1siO-Mr Dear ar
under anlisapDEt 1iension in the matter.
| was nQti1 "notifyihg" anybody about the
matter and, neither Griscom nor had any
IN hksit ttlRatiou to come at TINS
time some ri Nthe gentlemen with whom
you were acting On Monday evening an
and S' snao Y tine 4 "a advertisement on the
specific ground that 1t was TO
the movement for ms, me O eTinS;e
@s ea sd the s" postion bfil merely said that
ah6uid do so. II the vice president Is
corrdetiy reported as to his position, and
q ys v Sgrss D wiH tRS s3st SSt Sgn
the sspeesh. Faithfully $0uTS =
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Colonel Roosevelt mautfestly meant
that &c desired to PROFOUND the doctrine Of
the new nationalism, admitting with hts
C. aracteristic frankness that we were
right4in re-electing the vice president IL
we preferred the traditinal repuDicanism
OF the administration of William Howard
Taft. yfoundeUs upon the efeat national adj
ministrations OF Lincoln. Grant, Mckinley
and Roosevelt himself for which James
8. Sherman with his quarter of century
OF splendid services in congress and as
vice presdelh has always stood and
stands today - q
I'm accordance with thv instructions OF
the state committee present temporary
chairman of This convention, Hon. James
S. sherman
The first applause came when President
Tafts name was mentioned. Colonel Roose-
welt leading the handclapping. There was
vigorous outbursl of cheers when Vice
president Shcrfaaniss Name was mentioned.
Intense Kisses steeted ssMr,S Woodruffs
declaration that ne coinmittee had no
idea that any one else had any Interior
motive for desiring to be temporary chair
man.
There was a redoubled volume of cheer $
when Colonel Rooseyelts napse was first
mentioned in. the chalrmAnship speech.
Joseph Hicks of Nassau county nominated
Co.onel Roosevelt for temporary chair
man and the convention broke into wild
eneers while the band played a fanfare
BrOadside for Old Guard.
Abraham Gruber OF New sYork. who had
been selected to fire the broadsld=s of the
old guard against Colonel Roosevelt's cleo
tlon. was recognized. Colonel cGruber said
In part: 'tr
Twelve years ago GA this platform 1
warned q republican convention against
turning the executive mansion into shoot
ing salery. nay advice was not needed.
Since that memorabes day the man who
has ever sinoe been. shooaips has seen
his party orEanizatlon. divided in every
state, his party's candidate overwhelm-
ingly defeated. business denressed and in
employment and hungry. Looking fol
other fields for SHOOTING practice, this mar
is now shooting at, the eourtsi and It's
judges Himself posing as a lawyer, Who
never had case or drew a bFef. he now
finds sport In holding up the courts and
judges TO the scorn OF the mob But this
is not new symptom 5it5 is an old
disease. TNis sesost.S OF derdngsr praoties
while ne wast JSestiepi ab,fsed Judsi
Humphrey aof the a,iied lssates COURT q
gentleman aud hstleSt' nshal, tor rehdering' .
decision whieitkwas made according 40 th'
law and whiet'1ol tRis day ts. 1ngeyersed
When the atea states appellate cour
reversed judd lsAlldis, the same shooter
Told the peop( ~ tAe tiaited States tina
the judges ,haa ,,sss, ssllsg ~ 9iscaEryinl
'sWorklas al s. ~ i1t uaitsal states recall
tliat when IiSlYeafai and sA5oNef> Nere OF
trial for their fixfk tssis same shooter, viii
an the po&eT M tho pFssldSUl pRlhe Cuftey
Z states sOugh sto hlll1eneS the Idty By
holdlRs 40 tlia4sSs t9srs ~ lepPr as on
desirable eitizsTs n fR3 M
''ApskriS sh ..lask sAdF,''
a FrekesS 4Pss iance ssie 4 am Tin
state. No sape man mag ersfssay n AN
tho United stkisss The .biass On the e9uu
try are NOT if trelnsy Alien HAo' a fey
months ago leSsd nov ,diaheIisxe, me-
who worslaprsas thea noN eSskEatt an,
throughout ii S6etrss me 61ahess me
as such atfs q s., Y, assip add as hslieYers .
thcl- tglts d <pfita As,s fe9, ing 'ES.vo
Ia ion. Caesar u ~ lldi@os,s tssra Napoleo
20 tie Arstue ~ JAsb, elads ~ .'as
when siee5f t18st u shoot tlis trusts h
drew a line b.1E ~, tlls sf,si, e,f,,,s. nd n,