The sun., 1910-10-09
FOLITHtL NOTES.

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especially In Vermont. however. have
tsnd~l 90 pluck up ~. old time coura ge
| and Optimism OF this veteran Democrat -
he - 1oW nearly ~ and Mr. OrVts called
attention the other da y TO the fact that his
youngest son. Albea Orvia. has Just been
elected 10 the lower HouAe at Montp-li~T.
Like his father Young Mr. orvis Il a
Democrat
Mr. OrSis Sr.. told how In spite Of
constant defeat the democrats Of Vermont
had returned 10 the nRht year after year
Here In Manchester. he said, the Demo-
cratic Representatives elected Ia the lower
House at Montpelsr have been feW and
far bet tWeen. l can remember them all a.
far back 80 IstO.
From 1870 To 1880 We Democrats of Man
chester sent three Representatives. John
= Pettibone. col. solomon Ibentlay aud
johnson Burritt. The next Democrat i"
Rerres.utativ. from Manchester was u. q
REYNOLDS. elected In IsOo. and the last one
- NV Youngest -on. Albert Orvis. in 1910.
We haV. never given up, and claim
little credit for helping a little to keep up
the Democratic faith that ~ In u> Ia this
state, hut u has been hard row To hoe
and Il - a wonder that We have not dis
hi Rded long ago but principles never die
you know
notable feature Of the Republican
state convention AZ Saratoga which IN the
hurry burly escaped general mention was
the fact that every time Col Roosevelt
entered the convention the band played
the national anthem. the convention and
visitors all rising ~ no time. on no oc-
casion. was this ceremony omitted. not
even II col Roosevelt entered the conven-
ton half q dozen times dAy. IL was
new departure in every way from previous
Republican state conventions IN New York
The young Republicans are talking
good deal sinc. the Saratoga convention
II half OF hat they say turns out 20 be true on
election day col Roosevelt has not his
former grip on 'hese young men ot the
Republican party
lie - seeking TO grasp power which
the Constitution ~ the tnited states never
meant 'n give any man was the comment
on Roosevelt Of group OF these young
Repu blicans the other night
we'll known Democrat Who attended
the Democratic state convention az
Rochester returned 10 New York ciiv with
a trunkful of money won ~ odds Of ; 20
that neither shepard. llavrns. Sul7er.
Iiitle,on. Herrick nor Gerard would he the
candidate for Governor
Good nieh'. Ross" Said an old news
naper friend to col Roosevelt on leaving
iourned. and the Colonel replied Don :
call me Ross will you. pleas You know
I IN not boss And the old new -paper
friend who had known Roosevelt -nce The
dave when he was in the Assembly iocu-
larry replied that he had attended many
Republican state conventions and tho trip
hammer ~ old davs was like a feather duster
90 the Roosevelt domination % the Saratoga
The comment 81 the politicians Reruhh-
cans and Democrats. since the Saratoga
convention - to the eject thai the Demo
cratic state convention ~ Iarnegie Hall
laps whore Charles Murphy and william
! ,onnsr- pitched ou' rightfullv elected ,
delegates and rightfullv elected S'ass com
mitteamen was a SUNDAY school picnic .
compa rod with the Republican state CON
venton A. Saratoga, which gave Tempo
rary Chairman Roosevelt the authority 20 .
name N" committee on platform The .
pitching ou' of delegates and state com
nitteeTnen - not considered hv politicians
la no Fundamentally 80 great a violation ~
basic principles ~ the giving 80 one man
IN" absolute power to enunciate the princi-
piles of great party
one ~ The mysterious visitors A. Saratoga
~ least his mission az the time vas Tnvs-
'.rors wa- chairman John 4 Div ~ tho
Democratic state committee since nomi- :
Mated by the Democrats for Governor A.
~ ra'oRa Mr. DIV had talks with Col Roose-
,elt william Barnes lr and Others On the
'ub iaCt Of non partisan nominations for
\ s-ooiate Judges Of the Court ~ Appeal-
" WAS Mr. Dix who arranged with col
8oo~~v~lt and Mr. Rarne~ and all hands
hat D.: Judge vAnn Nas nominated hv 'ue
the Democrats A. Rochester
ould lndor-e him provided the Republicans
ndors-d Judge Nann Democratic as>ociate 4
m the 'icke' Frederick collin and this the
,apu uhIcan- have done Yet hundreds of
lspu hlican~ ~ Saratoga Nsr- nonnlus~ad
? seeing Nr DIX IN conference wi'h col
'oo~sVeli Nr Barnes and he Republican
dyer-ar'"- ~ he Democratic party In 'he
'a'r
Upstate Republicans who attended 'he
publication ceremonies of Henry 7 Siiru-
on. Republican candidate for Governor.
nd his associate on 'hs ticket ~ tho Re
ubltcan club on Tuesday last INDUCED
h what many thought - bs singular com
1en's one Roosevelt man said beneath .
I- breath
>'im-"n -houldn'' have cracked M
luRhr, so m hi speech ". should not
ave announced that II elected he would /,
,ow GOV Hughe-'s policies Tp my wav I :
- Republicans are tired of being preached b
We bsll"v" that there - too much .
rIrtianism IN N" air "" don'f sant 'o .
. reformed - much We are only human ,
eing-
Ano'aer up stat" Republican said We
W~ M" Democrats 81 New Work state
for their kiudn.~- IN isas and
epuhic1n- In INV neck ~ the woods think
j. about tim" ~" debt was cancelled
SIN another Republican remarked Nv
rishhor~, all Republican, cannot forget
ol Roo-"vel''- treatment 81 Pre-id-n'
aft "" believed that Win the advent
Z Taft We Wer" =" have ,Juie' tines IN 'h.
,i-iness world and chance 10 rehabii-
''e the disasters Of tho last few wears
ilsiues- Wa- getting along all right with q
= but NJ steps N" Colonel and now he'll u
10 paw again all around ,
Another Republican said We deserve "
good licking and ~e're going 10 ge, II
his ticket l. 70 be swa''ed CoI Poo-a- l.
rt 10 not strong In his own state aS he =
rlieveS himself 20 be- Mckinley carried
sw York CITY In issS and rAf' carried ~
iens. Roosevelt lost ~ the ONLY time he
an for pre-iden'. In 1904
one could go on and repeat many similar
marks ~ an indication ~ the atmo-pher,.
hich pervadsd the gathering
Influential Republicans representing the
h'rt sixth senate district 81 New York
bnsida county, tell you ihar senator