The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03
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Vice Pr~.id~ns James Sh~rman va
-t~c'ei IN - Temporary chairman ~ th-
Convention. Mr. RaFn~- sad thai h. DID
noe h-ii~v. that ths uould 10 within
tho bounds ~ po-.ibiuty Mr Rams
/ thnusht that the conv~ntioa would n0fni-
nate q con..rvatirs candidate foF Gov
-rnor % the very highest type and that
the platform - the convention would
! rrpr~-~nt the conservative ebsfnent %
the Republican party IN the state fhS
principal hEh'. w Rarn~- rr-'ii"t~d.
would - over the platform
y have no candidate for Governor
ard utll have none -aid Mr. harurs,
I for a. a tune like tins the great sir,igg~
y 20 10 for conservative platform.
ore that tho business people 81 oar great
stats can heartily support and one which
will represent the integrity ofth- hep'ibli-
| can psrty In u,ir commonwealth
BEFORE Mr. Barn~- left town h. issued
this statement
There D, Nc, Republican ~ independent,
voter IN the state ~ New Nork who should
fail 20 'ake . deep interest IN the pro'~~d-
inss 81 the Republican Convention whth
| will a-a~tnble In Saratoga On september -
~ that convention ~ vtll b@ determined
| whether the Republican party 81 This state
orf-tallv. through tts chosen representatives
IN convention. intends to how i's head to
the politrsl agitation 81 the hour, wh' n
- the cause of the palsy overhanEins the
business world to-day. or will stand ARMY
and in unmistakable terms for - ro'k
ribbed conservative principles which have.
: when N - IN power given confdence 20 the
business world and eRc OuraRed ~nterpr's~
Hys'eria has run riot throughout this
country. eNpres-iaS itsslf IN one form or
-
initiative and referendum. the Initiative
and Tecall. ~ matters little what particular
form the hystsria TAKES The question %
bs deCidcd At SARATOGA 10 whether the Re
publican party will hght the dis@ass or
succunb IN the interest Of politicians sees e
ing ONE or temporary acclaim
/ The agitation behind the dirert system ~
nominations - worse than direct nomina
tons themselves. bad a. they are and
have proven 10 be ny eHpertsnce wherever
they have ben put into operation.
The recent attack upon the supreme Court
Of the United States by a keen ~i;ied and
! aspiring citizen could not have been made
! without a purpose well thought out u
was an appeal to passion. ~ this appeal
asains, judicial decisions - popular and IL
NOT rebuksh there IA no reason whsisoeyer
II q direct primary Las should he enacted
in this state Why cand dates for judicial
orncs-. compelled 10 run the Eantlet Of a
district or statewide primary. would not.
IN order to appeal - the temporary ssnti-
msn's 81 the moment, declare m advance
their attitude upon matters ~hi"h would
rome before them for judci al review
Ins'ead 81 men Of long legal experience and
iud cial training there would h candidates
for the bench from lawyers who would not
hesitate to make tina, kind 81 appeal to the
people which would he q Disgrace 20 their
profession
- a. - IAN
ton cannot ~ ob@cured nv an attack nv
Ro-a Greinsr and Boss Gria~om against
Bos- Woodruff or Ross Barne- nor nv an
announcement, ny Boss Roosevelt that tho-s
that Disagree with him are bad The Repub
lican. 81 ihi~ state are not concerned with
the little differences between political
leaders IN their natural play for position.
, but they are deeply and Fundamentally
coa~srn~d m the meaning Of The party
; name Iis history has been one Of courage
In all the do~tr .naire agitation OF the last
ATTY years u has been found ALWAYS on the
side 81 preservation of the MON. Of the cur
r-nry and Of industry.
~ this very hour every thoughtful man
who looks into the future cannot fail "a
see The disruption Of the Republican party
n II falls nov In it, traditions aud becom"-
the vehicI. Of political agitation. vheT
every business man and every worker
for wage wants peace. II IL well for me
Republican party to he progressive, Time
makes ancient good uncouth, but once
the Are Of passion thoroughly III no man
can extinguish tho oonnsgra'ion.
~ member 81 tho Republican state
commi,,se I proposed the name Of Vice
, President sherman for temporary chair
man Of the state convention did II
without consultation with the President
or with Mr. Roosevelt In talking with
Mr. Roosevelt after the meeting and find
ing fror. aim what hi- attitude toward
. public na,.er- was At this tune told him
, ia, 1 never could have voted for him
, Tbe character OF "a addresses IN IN" Nsr'
. durtns the last. few days has startled al
, thoughtful men aud impressed them with
. the frightful danger which lies in his 10
Z lucal Ascendancy.
County Chairman Griscom. IL - known
IL not limiting his efforts to sending dele
4 gates from this county TO the State con
vote for the election Of Col. Roosevelt
? al the temporary chairman Of the con