The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
VICE PRESIDENT HESHAIES
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puHIt,hn party m pu-sla county. pre-
paF~.l Geo cav JY.' ~hAt the state com
MITE" may evg~'' from Mr sherman
IN 'h- Nsy - active work fIr 'hs tlcs.t
y Hu may STATE hat Vice Prssid.nt
sherman D., pleased 9th tho ou,look
anil .uu-,,i..r, hat th- ',oks' - a banxiy
one aid chairman Pr-ntic. "a %
Mr. sherman hearty -upport 70 the
party ,audI,iat"- - ~our-" thsrs can
Os nn question The Wire President 1.
entirely satisfied and i convinced that
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But = Mr. sherman gong on the
stump Tor IN. tirk.t.- Mr. Pr-utt,. vyas
A-k 81. IA. reporter AIDING thai 'l.r.
GA thl- point that a definite annouu, -mout
from HIM al thi. time would clear up IN.
matter
i --tw President Taft IN New York vs-
'erday and | pay nv respects ~ Vice
President sherman here this evening hut
A. Ia discussing what matters were talked
of GA those two occasions and as TO
wh.th IN. Vice-President will take the
T. - Oh 4
To SAY. answered Chairman Prentice.
You are liberty to draw any differences
YOU lac. but for any further statement
on the matter | must refer you TO Mr.
sherman
Subsequently the Vice Presiden, was
asked II he would ampify Chairman I
prentIces statement and indicate his in /
tsntlon- regarding the acceptance Of the .
State committee invitation TO stump the
State
have nothing tn say on the matter
SAID the NICe-President when informed
what MIR Prentice had said or rather what
he hadn't said However. I am pleased
20 know that Chairman Prentice - pleased
with my optimistic view Of the situation.
but a. regards the matter II a stumping
tour Their" l. nothing Ia he said
And there the matter rests tonight
The opinion Of one Of those said 10 he
close To- the Vice President IL that MIR
sherman viii not e~pouSe the cause Of
the stat" ticket from IN. stump. hut will
raTTy nut his sI@ak ing dates IN the Con-
gr"-sIonal campaign In the south and in
nenn-ylvanIA as per schedule heretofore ,
announced However. there may he an ,
eleventh hour change and Mr. sherman
may pull IN his coat and get into the fight
for the Stimzon ticket. hut " he does 80
i will be- under terms and conditions Of I
his own naming
The bruises inflicted upon the Vice
President AZ Saratoga 10y the Roosevelt
steam roller have not entirely healed and
Will. his Repuhlicanisn can never ~. ,
questioned. his close friends say IL Is too ,
much To- expect hirn to he overwhelmed
with a frenzy ot enthusiasm for the ticket c
iictatsd 10y Col Roosevelt NJ Saratoga
After hl- conference ha-e tonight
Hartman Prentice motnrad ont to Clinton Z,
nd had half al hours chat With senator
Root az IN. latter = home. The senator
,romIs'-t ths chairman to make a few J
Is.'.oh"- IN tn" STA" campaign. ths dates
md pltcos 20 ho fixed later
IN" m"ctIng between Chairman Prem
ice and the Representatives 81 tho old a
ylErd and progressive. IN Oneids county ',
ollnwei Mr. pI"ntlcas talk With Vice. q
President sherman and al it, conclusion u
h" stat" chairman gave u As his opinion "
hat IN" iaspy feeling which existed here :.
n Oneida county Immediately after the y
rImarI". was rapidly disappearing and
hat AN entirely harmonious ralatiOnshin a
ai w""n tho old guard element and tho :
rpgr' -s-ivsS would be assured bafor, %
l"ction day n
Those AZ the conference included Nar- n
in X Hart County Chairman Davis r
primer Attorney General John e. Davies n,
Z tho prugr"s-iv"S. and State Committee
lnn Brdyon and former Mayor Wheeler q
n" Old guard Vice President Shor W
ian did not attend this conference
Ormer Senator lothian p. Aids ran into =
hartman Prentice N the hotel corridor
'rcnc". Tho moe'ing bo'voan the two
as very cordial and they held a ton min
l.. confah on political conditions in the
ate. Chairman Prentice went on TO
yrIcuSo might.