The sun., 1910-07-17
ROBINON'S uiIDEN SPEECH.
RoosrNrr's nephew. Candidate for Con-
Eress. Admits ties 3reen In Politics.

! CTICA. July 10 Young Theodore Doug
| las Robinson. nephew of former Prrsi
dent Roosevelt and candidate for the
Republican Congressional nomination in
! the Oneida -Herkimer district. made hIs
I first political speech THIS afternoon at
B IN. luncheon of the Republican League
i in this citv The league headquarters
was crowded with politicians and other
citizens who wanted tn see and hear the
young man who aspire. To win a scat in
tn. national I Iegislatur" Mr.. Robinson
made .pe"ch short and to the point
IN which D." admitted that he was ignorant
of IN. rnliti"al game and even iok-d
over hls Er".nne-s His very frankness.
however made a good impress ion roug-
Lass Rohinson. the young mans father.
came up from New York to hear his SOM >
maiden ehnrt The candidate said
4 have lr,'n brought M IN h,'lisv" that
man should dn something for the com
munlty to which h. belongs and I belong
IN Herkimer county don't intend 90
go into detalL now al to what stand for
and stand aRainst. but I h-heve m Gov
Hughes and all his pOiCi,r' NV principal
reason Tor coming out il that ! t"llsv-
the penpl" want a larger field Of men tn
vpt" for, and | "lsvc some are disSai-
lsti-d with the old state e thIngs and
want new men to vote for. and | am Rw-
fully new n they want me all they will
have tp dn - Ia vote Tor mo and n they
don't they can turn mo down
u am no man man and belong tO no
S"i ~ men | haV" made no pledges
and will MAX" none II can get this
nomination IN a far fight ! intend To- get
70 W they can got y they can have n
II they heat ~ unfairly well tight ON
again and VI" n beat sm
IN" Iltil" fHll~ TlH's discusses the
situation created hy Mr Robinson
candidacy for the Congr-s-,nnal nuini-
natInn IN th"." wori-'
N" randidary 81 Mr. Rohtnson 10 far
more signif' ant than invoking more
facti"ual contest m Hcrbinrr county and
congressional dJs'rct n means Il ~
means anything. hat ~N-rrrSident Eoo-.-
N"'' and the friends ~ IoN. Hughes have
united tn clean oui %" present Republto an
oTEani2a' ion IN Hrrk.mer county rhiS
" ~ pruhahl, involve Woe Ircrldent Shar-
man IA ~" lmhroSlln Mr. sherman cam -
NJ from Washington f.w weeks ago.
,allc-l uouf"rrn, "f organization mon nf
both counties a. hi- hum" ~ Z 't.a and q N~d
up deal whereby CONGRESSMAN NH rr-
ton MAS 10 he returned O." the lower hou~a
Of the national Legislature and Mr. Strpb,.l
was . h" stat" committeeman lmut"i-
ls'cl, after IN" Wee prs- .d"n' ac,nn-
pii-h"d his harmon task Mr. StTub~l
sought 'o make himself solid vith the WOOD
run RoTn"s urn~d. NhI,h controls the stat.
committee The trouble came when Hoo>r-
Welt cane out and Joined h,Lds WITH Ilugh,.-
IN. ur-ho' uf tho chickering's and The,
tr"ach~ry and d's'sI' - found ia the grrpAra-
iion~ for fight tha' haN" r''.u made Mr
~ rob'l w.ll of 'oIIs" TAX N" Robinson
Caui dary ~ personal uTron'
Throughout all N" comm .nt t1l' has
been raised bv ~" ,rnnITr.m At 81
Theodore Dough- Robinson IN hs -
after Iharls y Millngtnn's pllr' in Cpa-
grs-SS aud means - 81 10 tAar' - IN.
not" that sounds C'sar and Ipld above
all the others II - tn BpSS Stroh.
j. the oh Jsct aimed ~ and m. IA. Rapub.
iCIn organization IN Il'-kiIn-r county
IN order - 1--we must get rid IT NtrJbrl
Non" ~ III" u-WsraIer- has gpn. So ia
- g. predict that the upae.val val! result
IN Rnhln-ou election thu. & %. tut .ll
sound ~" w.rnIng th.' ~ - "a" b"gin-
ming of the end II SIR ph'l