The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
SIYMSON ARRIVES WEARY
NOTHING TO SAY UNTIL THEY
TELL HIM HE'S NOMINATED.

other Headliners AI the saratOEA snow
on the same Observation-Disclosures on
Tuesday-AI Harmony, says County
Chairman GrIscOm. Head Neither.
Most Of those persons who have been
figuring as headliners in Saratoga in the
last week dropped on a train at the
Grand Central Just before dinner time
last evening. They brought back faces
that showed jubilation or resignation.
a. tho case happened to be. and nearly
the most important announcement that
they had to make was that peace. uni
versal peace. had been permitted to settle
in their midst. The very most prominent
declaration. however. and II came from
every side. was that they intended to 60
ON a still hunt for "A lot Of sleep that
had been lost in the days Just past. Rest
was the word. but rest with one eye open
Just the same,
In the first knot of arriving passengers
that spread through the gates from
Albany at SEQ was the new Republican
nominee for Governor Henry l.. Stimson.
He came alone and unattended. gripping
q suitcase. He wasn't alone for long.
though. Instantly he was surrounded by
half a dozen enthusiastic young men
who had told some OF the others waiting
for the train that they were Mir Stimsons
staG Of assistants when he was United
States District Attorney. They loaded the
shoulders Of his black overcoat with
congratulations. Mr. Stimson was finally
reached by some one else and told that
predictions ~ formal statement from
4 A - 4
been comforting with Gov. Hughes yester-
day afternoon.
I'm not going TO say anything replied
Mr. Stimson. until after the notification
This held good for his views on the plat
form especially.
We'll. what about the convention he
was asked
1t was magnificent was the answer
Thereupon he smiled and smiled and
said that he was too tired To- think about
anything for a little while and was going
to the country.
just for n moment he emerged from
the cloud ~ smoke around the taAi stand
and let the photographers do their worst
in the fading afternoon light and then
he ca led Soma ~ his former assistants
to him and climbed into a cab.
There isn't going 20 he much rest fn-
County Chairman LLOYD {. Griscom 90
through without n hitch. Mr. GriscGm
came in on the same train and announced
that Mr. StlmSon wall have talk to-day
with cot Roosevelt a. a preparatory
experience TO conference On saturday
with Pres dent Tat and aps',ch to the
National Republican League that evening.
The meeting % the State committee
will - at the Thirfy-nlnth street head
quarters IN Tussdav morning. said the
county chairman. and that afternoon
will h. the not ifcation OF Mr.. StImson AT
the Republican Club The speech that
lets Mr. Sfimson know what the RapGbli-
cans actually cComplished IN saratoga
will - delivered by Mr.. GrizcOm. who
was made chairman ot the notification
COMMITTEES. 4 ratification meeting will
probably 10 held next Friday.
The county chairman said that every
thing was harmony. Congressman Hen
net, he said ESPECIALLY. was all right
Mr. Grscsm als.' said that he could have
utilized the caucus rule to make the choice
of the executive committee unanimous.
hut he didn't think u was worth while
inasmuch a. the nomination ot Stimson
was assured without that The vote of
Inc county executive committee -toDd
nineteen to sixteen for Stim-on Tn"
whole committee Rav" a slight majority
to- Pennet
There were more notahles on the train
Senator D~pew WAS one ~ them. hut h.
had nttflng W talk aIhoht Nelih@r nan
Timothy l.. Woodruff nor KraCke nor
Brenner
Earlier IN the afternoon William :
Beunst came n. declaring thar he was
going 10 work hard for slim spu When
h. was asked about IN" vote thar had
been cast for himself In the convention
the Congressman said
4 arm very proud 81 the fact that the
majority ~ delegates in the New York
county delegation stood with me against
Col Roosevelt Mr.. Prendsrgas'. Mr.
Barnard and MIR Gr'scom.-