The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

Il the United States and AteIN W
Mr.. Barnes, Mr.. Woodbury. and WI. NA.u
and others of the anti Roosevelt amp
The entire hotel wa m q hubhub IN"
martial music the shouts Of the CROWDS
aud tho wells of the ttiCans insisting
upon a speech from th" NiCe-PTesheh'
al last brought Mr.. sherman To- the pa
CODA in the great court. There the wee
President had 10 wait unttl the htIh
! winded itself and until his admirers would
! let him sps,Ak. when he said:
Surface Indications point 10 'he fact that
| about $3.50 OF you prefer to near your own
! voice than mine. Ike the sound. however
[ There never was 'iine when preterrrd nv
own voice 10 other, l'r,eS VI -Fine. me.
and cheers | ara not her" q" nnn""n'"
I will speak in The convention tomorrow.
! hut that I will speak m tn" 'uuN To-
morrow " majority ot tho delera'e- 50
will fshouis of Nou'll speak there All
right always how - ~" VII OI IN" ma
| iority which u my only ho--. on d"n
! want a speech from me now. but do desire
to e,pr.-. INV thanN- - tht- stalwart hodv
of OnatIa county business mon who hAN"
come here regardless oi paTtN 20 answer
1 nv their own pre-snge the 'lap'rap OF ~"
onuD-itthn ". arr here ne, ar-e Ne ar"
RepuhlIg ans. ANXIOUS Tor party harmony
and success There have been great leaders
IN our party IN tho past hut their greatness
and rronin.n Wa- be"au-" the rank ami
fila 81 'he partv elevated thcm 20 l"al"rHhIp
without desiring IN the slightest degree
10 draw comparison he' ween tol.
ROOSEVELT reception and That arcorded
- Vice President sherman. the Nerdi't
of the crowd was 20 he el"c' 'ha' Nher-
mans welcome On this occasion Wa TAR
NOR, eut husiastic than that gwen :" The
Colonel The CpluncI- reception was
heart enough - satisfy his aimlr"r-. blt
the greeting To- VICE. President sherman
was a cause for Wild delight on IN" part IT
hi- friends
STATEMENT BV WILLIAM BARNES IN
immediately after the sherman r"C"p-
ton William Barnes, lr. i-sIsi IN" Toll
loving statement
Uer,tofnrr a Rrprhliran convention
has always been regarded as \ on'iaN".
N theory ~ ley-'. Wl"rN r"Ure-'n' h'lNes
and other fnouiber- ~ he u1-'v gather 30
ronsult each other ~ - ,andi1'"S ana
policies that ought - 10 selected or ador 81
IN. b. the first ocyasIou Wh"r" such moot
INC L. ought 20 ~ con "r'"d into an o.
.t-tnn for tho exploitation ~ "a individual
whose psr~on1l'y mas boon crowded INFO
-hts afair hv nrHI,rJry m"tu"d- ind Nh'-"
elevation % H. sought 20 "c. omplt~h hN ~"
.of,I'v unrpllsi FOR hum 'Ii1 ION 1T ne
VICE Pres den. ni the tinted states The
ur,--nt -,tua' nu - al ~" more "N'r lor-
Ifn,r. since . - .uUWn that IN" tndir idual
N who's" behalf ~ d.. sought o." bow over
ay,ry lra, eden has openly proclaimed
him s.lf ~ 'hs champion Of dor r,n"- sub
,.rs.,,. No.. only 81 every Republican prin-
crpIs md tradition bat which ar" right
fully regarded H- q mcnaC" 20 public order
and s." Ir''
m. rn.nyuug ~ Republicans IN calm
and o-irrl, fashion. OH" fruitful AMI friendly
discussion uI ,and dates AMI measures
naNo U-.,u swept ASIDE on this ~ Casion.
vht,h ~ l- -pUshi % convert in" form
If ayr-af.-. show ola earth. whose attrar-
non lrrA- himself 80 every device known
20 ITO mos, MI ~ riou- pres agent. anil
uo. tor fu" purpose of huild ing NJ or OF
comet. .tg any 81 m" ideals dear - 'evuh-
i.au- N.. apparently Ia ~nanl" = ll''l"
rot,r." 1t urufpulator- q" ~"izs III" f"'n-
ss ttr'v management IN defiance Of con
strrr'tNe .raf .ment aud of thu masses ~
the voters who.s interests are but'herrd
rn maks Roman holiday.
AL familiar nj honur~d former methods
of rru. edIr" re heinE 'rampl~d on no
boil "a toll 80 rhs moment whether d"l"-
rtt,.- whose minds have hesn ,fogg~'i ny
VIII w. performances will pull themselves
together ami throw ~ the yoke hat threat
en- rh.u ...-' - the blight IL Krvhni-m
..,ci "a" sober -"usa ~ m" p"mo'rn'i"
par, At chicago N - y - batter 70
aliy.d today A. all events. than ~ was v"s-
'srday what the danger - that lies behind
IN" present ruthless attack hat i bong
made upon the ark Of the Republican GOV
SOME RoosEvELT MES AGAINST DIRECT
PRIMARIES
col Roosevelt had additional CON
fsrences tonight with his friends some
Of his heariie-t supporters VINO desire
his elect ION a. Temporary chairman Of the
convention told IN. colonel that they
would GO a. far as that With him. but that
they would tur~IN" HIM " h" insisted
M, n a S,atew "a. iITsc' primary. These
fri.uts Of col Ru.s<as cit told him hat
- -. hill aINngafRH ~ The
memorial signed hv MIR ChOate, Mr. Low
and others and which President Taft has
Endorsed ami which provides for the
selection nv direct primary only "t candi-
dates for tho state senate and for the
Assembly This does not include Con
gressman or county officers, as did the
Cobb Cumprpu1is@ hill Col Roosevelt
was willing ~ was stated To- agree 20 fhis
for the slmpl.. reason that II he had not
h.' would have lost 700 morrow the support
OF most II the Republican congressman
who are now Upuutei with nam Co.
Roosevelt sad that ha could not agree -
any compromise on the temporary chair
mAnHhip TINS was perhaps a gratulfOus
statement for the reason that the BARNES
Woodruff psppl. hay" not N" slightest
idea - ComUromis@ and -nv righ' Out
that they WOuidn. consent 10 Cumpro-
mis-. II they diint hav" bat ton votes
IN tho convention
~ ROOSEVELT WINS
II was asserted tonight that should
Col Roosevelt WIN tomorrow he has de-
cld.d Ia make one of his sys-~Chos atia"k-
ing the BOSSES and attacking almost every
thing for winch he has been such valiant
supI0Tter since his nomination for Clover
nor m this vlllag" twelve years ago A.
least that - the Information which num-
her Of Republican Congressman repeated
Ia MIR. Barnes tonight Should Col
/ Roosevelt decide upon such course to-
| morrow he would be answered, II was
stated, from the floor Of the convention
, Col Roosevelt hopes. according "a his init
mates. 20 bring about some sort Of q com
promise on the permanent chairmanship.
and vet the Colonel was advised to Rht
nv his friends that he should also take tn"
permanent Craftsmanship Of the conven-
ton.
This suggestion was made 90 the Colonel
because. as one - his advisers put u.
there I-n't a hig enough man in This con
yention 10 ba permanent chairman 10
follow you a. temporary chairman.
? Colonel Roosevelt friends then went
ON to state that With tho Colonel = elect ION
AZ Temporary and permanent chairman
of tho convention he Is to e1d"av"t q