The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
ROOSEVELT HAS A BUSY DAY
WV 'O\EERE>'ES 0> THL
IRtIN ND ~ >tRiTOG 1.
special stress on the Direct Primar, issue
treat Crowd Mass About TITS Train
AZ TrON We're Going - to Brat
Them To "A Fra/IIr''' Tie shouted.

hal q ragult~ uli-'rm" Du~r iiv pa
his wav from \"w NprS - this vllllc" b"
held -arie- ui cputer"uCs- nat hogan
m the morning and lasted until he stepped
Mt the crowd - the Slrat "a TillruII
station tbot' IN" middle Of ms after
noon N" Colonel went over IN" ~'.Ia-
atluu with POLITICIANS IL a'I especial
stress pu ~" .iir"rt primary lSSy" and
sid that he gVr-sai ther" would 10" M
trouble when he had -.-.'n N" upstate
men VIII hiv" rhl-"'Hl - "a" Hgghs>-
Ruusay-t r. A"r"
Il was a u.IJ.-i crow / ih,' ahmed -
way into N" tBl,n"l'~ -'l'"r'pu day
bu, H." ia hot -a- Them all "" spent
most II ms ttru- Nth Henry l. Sumspn.
VIII nam" ht- been prominently
meut"uei tor IN" & .v~rnorShip by th"
Roosevelt -Gris~pm p. 1pl" f"r tn" past
few weeks HamIlt1 IN Fish Jr spent
"a Bot IL tam" with Mr R1ps"v"!' too
Before h. got ~ the tram the fpipn~l
Nsld that he was nigh up IA the AIR as
ever Nth regard - IN" Govern"rshIp
Mr. Roosevelt Expressed his confidence
thai he Will Win ami whip the ola RItrI
at the convention Ha - npUu'inC 80
making m" ksvn0t" sn~"rh AMI has con
ferenc.s with various deleyai ., brought
out uumh"r e points thai h" desired
- clear up
A. Troy. wh"r" the train stopped fpr a
few moments q great crowd was ruas-"1
IN both sii~- The Crlpusl'- car was M
the middle Il 'ha tram AMI ~ was iificul'
fpr him - Shrw himself - hts admirers
who whoppei amt v-ll~i - -un 40 they
caught sight ~ han They demanded
that m" t0lrr"i ,'us ut N m" rear
platform ami mas" -p"'.oh - "" iit
"" ~ going Up O., heat them g q
it, approval and IN" col u"l h"om"
back Remember IN" WurI fraz2i."
The Troy folks hung around until the
train drew out 81 their sight tn" ,olonsl
was nightly pleased AZ the hand he got
William n Madham- delegate from
the | wenty second Assembly district and
pros dent Of the Direct Primaries A-socia-
ton. was Mr. Roosevelt : iirsr visitor thus
morning Judge Wadhams - chairman
~ the committee that will gu hator" IA"
resolution committee ~ tho convention
to urge the adoption NJ Staiewid"
mandatory primary plank along the lines
~ the Hnman Green hill
4 came on the tram wifh Col Rooss-
welt said he at his reGu~s' We went
over the primary hills am nor au-
thorlSad however. 60 saV What stand
col Roosevelt will take On the question
~ direct primaries Wv committee viii
To- the Human Green bill
Mr. Siinsnn aud Judge Wadhams wer"
together with the 4 olpnel = good hlt ~
the time Whenever any one asked Mr
St,mson question m regard To- his re-
portad candidacy Mr S'ims"n hashfIillv .
turned Ia the Judge and l~ft Vt 20 him II /
ther- was anything 80 -sv
will yOuT name 60 before th. c0nven- F.
ton a. candidate Mr Stimson wa
asked
Not with my consent = he answered I
Well M case YOU got IN" nom Ina'ior .
would Won scCept it,
That an unfair question. said slim
son. aud then he Ragged his inquirers to .
cease further InterVie wing.
Mr. Roosevelt took occasion again /
90 day tn boost the cause ~ senator ! +
Mayhem Wainwright. who "a oppo<nd hv .
William l. Ward senator WalnNright .
talked tho matter over with the Colonel /
this afternoon and explained L. HIM thar
his chances for being r"nominai"l are /
slim Mr. Roosevelt. who h"hev"- ~ .
Vain wright th~reupon dictated thus state !
mont To- the Correspondents
feel ths, all good cittg~us should take .
keen irtere., IN the denomination " soma
tor MainNTight. even u thev don : hN" ~ |
Ni- district I'm order ~ GET the klui " ,
rublt. servant 10 ought ., have % - ~ .
10, e--iry for the puhl' - -'pul ny th.. .
nri.t,l who do"- risht - - - 90 condemn /
the or'chl who docs wrong
senator WstnWItEht - not merely /
rnan ~ the highest proni'y and integrity 7
and . man ~ unrinching courage hu' .
.tnsuiarly useful public servant Ne ht- |
aIWay- Interested himself Iu an sri,l.nt
manner IN N" thing- Oh''h 80" realty ,i'tl
apd far reaching from the standpoint .'
the public Interest,"
For instance ~ - ,hstrruaf - the ....fr
rit,er winch has h~eo irye-'igailug Lhpr
conditions In this state. cspcrtsllV from
the standpoint ~ Norknler.- compensation
and the prs, cu'IuU 81 t'rtdrnt- VI fh. l,lar
tus mer ant women me report 81 hi-
,omiais-ou - not ouly 'ar and ava, tn,.
beet pis,- - vorS " - kird iu ''Is ~'t'.
bat - ais, document - prir~ va'.r 'p
every ,ttiren eycrvV hove he b. tutsrr.t-t
IN the practical h~ttsrm-ut of -o.nl amt
industrial Conditions
10 turn down such . man he,a u-a n.
- not = pltsnt tool II -Nrn" particular hn--
~ group 81 hoses - ~ nHrrtgr o., the puh
ur Tho 'a-e ILLUSTRATE 800 M" ,le,ts-t
4, -hiou a." need ~ dfrr.t nomination.. fu
the prim1rir- n that .,-t~m a. dire
nominations we're now 300 'xi-isr,. bps-es
would 10 poVrrla-- To- turn down = man
like Mr. WainWright and prohahl, would
not Nentur" to ~.
The Colonel left Oyster Raw saTIv this
morning n. motOr"d ~ to New York
and caught the g3u o'rlpck train for
Saratoga A. the Grand Central station
he found a small crowd hanging around
20 wish HIM luck tut there WIS no da,p
onstratiOn and Il didn't sa.n Ia ~. any
different from his regular out ~ town
trif~. which ar" mighty frequent th~s.
days
Th.ra wore bui two EioTs .p In. w,v
up. hut Mr. Ron-.yelt kept on conf.rring
and didn't have tim" 20 hook o,Ii 81 th,
window Hrs reception at Troy Wa
the only marked feature axcepting The
arrival In this busy l.tt. town Thsr.
the natives zwarmet aiOut the car after
he had spoken n few words. and watched
him eat his luncheon. they we're that
eager for a look
When the long heavy special slid into