The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
NOT AGAIN TO MEET TO Eat
HJi ~ or COZ ERNORS WILL
ORk NEAT TINE.
. oul,, Iiirs minink and Dining Has kept
Ihrm Too lhss TO Allow Time for
Discussion Few Minutes Given
over 10 direct Primary Nomlna lions.

frI,NILlt. D"r. After short
eve. ...Iv.. session held this afternoon III.
- . ..n;"-"nc" ot the Hous. Of Cover
.t.'urn'd sin" iii" Ia meet again at
Lake. y J.. ia tn. first ws,k
SEQ. ."'ub-r. where the Governors
lee winad and dined TO such an
. md will have NOR. opportunity
... -,..>~ Affairs.
'.r' question Ut meeting in cities whar.
'r" '.-.- ~" with other cities in enter
'.H.rs was discussed in the executive.
-,-- -. In future the Governors wall
-',r - tells and will pay their own .x-
..1>'.,
Mt.' ~" meeting IN Louisville has been
.r" It - most enjoyable since tn. Ho,is.,
- Governors WAS inaug,iratrCi. the social
- " 'H" entertainment overshadowed
=. 'lN.'"ss sessions and many things
81 h'"n scheduled To come before
Z. ference had tn be laid ON IN.
la.-
Dr." second days session Of the con-
fa-".na WAS called To order by Gov
f'."aS X Marshall Cf Indiana The
O.~"i-Sinn Of EMPLOYERS Liability and
N.r-m"n : 'omr"nsat,on Acts winch
w. '"cun IN" afternoon before was re-
-" al Gov. Hrrbcrt y Hadl.y Of Mis-
.0'-l toy Edwin l.. Norris Of Montana.
G.F Thomas X. Marshall Of Indiana
g., Richard T.. Sloan II Arizona. Gov
,r1rl-s y. renren of Illinois. and GOV
!. oh VI Brown of G.or gia took mart in
~. discussion. each Governor dealing
me subject with especial reference 10
Wat has h.cn done in his Stat. Atten-
l.l 81.
So and the suggestion WAS mad. by Some
oi N" Governors that laws Ia. passed pro-
'dlng for the payment out of tbs. public
treasury OF certain sum To workman
ufursd or to the family ~ workman
.iIad
Gov. Hadley introduced a resolution.
which was adopted. providing that each
Governor should make u report to N.
Governors of the other States with regard
- m" liability and compensation laws
"i his own state. All the Governors
agreed that IN. present laws ON tn. sub
ject arr unsatisfactory.
Inc subject II direct primaries was
taken up 10y he conference shortly after
noon. he principal address was made.
Ivy Gov. John Franklin Fort II New Jersey
who opened the discussion G"v Fort
M ie strong pl.s, Tor direct primaries
which he said arr. here TO stay II. men
toned the objections that nave h-.-.n
raised against the system. that IL de
s'rpyS the convention system. leaving no.
aEth"rity To defin" party policy that II
l. more expensive To candidates and that
" ends to destroy party spirit and q, IN
.,'.d th,.s. objections.
',"v. Fort Was followed by Gov Hadlsv
~ Missouri. who said that he agreed with
70 Fort in his statement that direct
,. 7I.n1tinn by primaries has cum. 10
-'fy. but said thar IN dealing with the.
''"-Ition one must recognIZ" the EeC,.--
=" Tor correcting ia" abuses which .lr.,
%. lent tp tn. system.
~ WAS IN" abuse 81 the old convention
.v.'"rn that brought about iir.c- pm
p iTI"-. said Gov Fort -Eailur,. 70
-. rE.z" and correct the .vll- If -h.
n-- - Urinary system may result IN
20 .e :I,hIIent Tn. old convention VS.
-"-. Was no; altogether bad a. j. cyl
''enC"d 10y III" fact that every man here
- product II that system
10 my mind the principal difficulty
Pc M Htt'rtrv -v-t-Tn L. that " means
he ur'tAlrS DOWN ~ party linz
'"l that what "" i.....d % rIl- country l.
It less partI-1r-hIp. but NOR" PARTISAN
up. BY that | mean that w. should
- forc. the proposition IL party r-spnr.-
lpility Tor the conduct OF the. Govern .
rent and II We have party responsibility
-" must have partisan rules aud part i-an
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