The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28


attacks upon CO. Roosevelt were received
with similar expressions. cot Ate wal
ureadtully in earnest ~ resonant voice
I'd he ruarrI his uttcrances above tbs
r.s.., ard mad" himself heard Al
times tho tumIt Nas 81" grra, that hs
,onld not pror"-i and then h,gh above
the din hr would rng-
IL vru arr Amer can citizens you viii
listen o. me
Frequently Cot Grubsr was hooted
ar.d OUT. e, frequently -tantpruus cries
went an lit down sit town -h,r. a
han The MARKS e d'Sapprrval 1t
're Cul,ur'- uttr~rnrc> would hr greeted
hy the slogan from th" galleries II. =
II -r'- y h'g f'-
Kuo~rvFLr ASKS HFNRING FoR GKuEFR
when CH Grri'"r attacked Col Run,a-
welt or ~" Hartman Transaction ruar,.
was great upro1r The cheer, and
hDwl- rang Que Al order wa gone. all
scmtIpucr If ~"guItri'y Wa departed
Finally Col Il,JS.vrl' 'ump,l from his
sea, Facing tH" nuileuc" ha raised HI
right hand ami ~. of I ask a nm hear
ing fr -. GrI'"r
Tho delegate. t.Il some On tho Plat
forms shouted
Another grand stand play by the
Colonel
This wa- greeted with cheers and
laughter Gpl Gr,l'"r- references -
Col Roosevelt * comments on the court .
and Judges w'r" greeted with trsmcn
dous cheers uui voCi'"rnus misses Tn"
cheers and wells of di~approva' marked
most ~ CO, GruHer'e closing para era pin
When col Gr'iher closed hv saving that
all pre-eut should prevent tho attempt
AT third term or worse Al. cheers ami
Misses were rr,iouh he'd the cheers beng
lead hv Mr. Rarr"s and tho Old guard
Comptroller Prendergast followed Col
Gr,iber IN n sp~"ch attacking Col Gr'i.'rr
and blazing win enthusiasm for col
Roosevelt Comptroller Prruuerg,-t was
IN great voice
JOB utD1Es.s PHILOSOPHY
The Roosevelt .Gri-com people gave
him "A most enthusiastic support. and
after Mr. Pr"nd"rg1-t came Jon r H"tgrs
who I'D he wanted 20 say few words
-on the subJec, of tho Republican party.
He added
- 4 oan stand ANYTHING but kindness
I am going 20 vot" against col Roosevelt
basaause ] am fond ~ HIM col Rno-e-
ves, has accomplished two important
things he has been able. To- GET an the
people 10 think upon IN" sam" topic a.
the same tune. ana a man who can r"gu-
late a mental process need not ~ nervous
about the results n. lSo has never
hesitatei To uncover crime WHERE found.
and has never been timld. at the zani.
time. about mentioning n" name - tho
criminal II = good habit - ADMIT
that there Is q prevailing sentiment against
p dishonesty and that "a" Ten Command |
ments exist Bu' these are not new |
discovcris-S. II should be remembered
This crowd - her" ~ 80" g.; We know I
enough not 10 he IDIOTS that's all I |
believe win Prendergast that anyhody |
who can deceive somebody Is entitled 20 /
get away with u / am gong 20 vote
for sherman in spite ~ the old guard ""
are told that a man who takes a position J
in this fight marks his political life for "a I
decade Wei. l"t them marx There !
should always he differences Of opinion IN ,
Republican conventions and this i the |
most wholesome convention IN which ! |
have sve- stood want Won all To under
stand that I reserve the right 70 vote 20, |
Mr. sherman and respact Col Roosev..t
at the same time iChaer-
Chairman Woodruff then Announced 4
choice for either sherman or Roosevelt
would he mada hv Secretary Gleason aYd |
Assistant Secretary Boyle would b" teller /
for Roo~eV-nit and Assistant Secretary FAy /
would be- teller for sherman Mr. Wood
ruff added that the roll would be a cal /
for the vote Of individual delegate-
Representative Parsons h.liev~d that 4 |
each Assembly dist rsct was poll-d and 10" |
vote announced by the chairman rha' :
would be- sufficient Mr. Barnes INSISTED .
however. upon the individual vote aykjrC !
that each delegate A. his nam" Wa an
sounced should arise and nam" has choice. |
and Chairman We odrI'T So decided
BARNES voTys EoR sHEEuAN
Albany county. m" first IN th" roll /
led oh by Mr. barnes announcing james /
= sherman The call w-ut on amI /
the first period ~ -lrro" - III" ilv ~
the delegates from me various dist ricts
responded - their names u was r.fnark- |
thar Representative S..rcnO h. Payne
Representative J SIoat Fas=stt Post
master Grsinrr 81 Buffalo. Post master
VOORHEES, ~ Brooklyn. Naval Ofiu"r
Krac6e 81 BROOKLYN, Ogden l. Mills II
New York. Secretary 81 S'at" KpeuIg /
United Stases Appraiser Georg" Wan
maker, Inf91 sNateS MARSHAL ttsfkei. A.
semblyman William VI B-uus-tt. Assistant
United SatAs Appraiser Charles x
Lexow. Warden John "A Gunner. Mose-
Mckee. Internal Revenue Collect r
Charles " Anderson. senator Dppew
Gen stewart l. Woodford. Representative
Parsons. Lloyd c. Griscofn. OTTO I Ban
nard. SENATOR Root. Nathaniel 4 Els
berg Samuel : Strassburger senator
Davenport, Merwln X Hart senator
John 3 Ros~, Representative Hamilton 4
Fish. CALVIN j Mcknight. formerly -..rr..-
taTy ~ Edward n Hartman ana latrr
" Gov Benjamin Is Odeu. Jr Charles
5 Francis formerly Ambassador -
Austria. and Isaac Baksr. Jr vot~ 81
tor Roosevelt
And one Of the notable features was the
fAc1 thst Ontario county IN. late Sanstor
John RaInes DhIhwick f.r man" year.
voted for Roosevelt and for sherman Il
OsWego. me old stamping ground Il 4
Former Collector Nevada = Stran.nau
cast 10 elsvsn votes SHAY tor Roos--
vek And A. did Col G- rye " Dunn
Of Broome
John r O'Brion. Collector u The Port