The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04


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-ity within the ass feu days have aapd
that col Roosevelt utll have support IN
Washingtrn. WYOMING tattarauaus rsrt
. - Chautauaua Brrorne. Chenune Nash
tnE,on and oneida counties which wth
The support ~ - - r.--ivs M Nsw Ncrk
and trte counties will pull The Roosevelt
sfrcnEth az - neatly toO delegates nut -
The tntS in the convention The situation
IN ashtnstun county vac srrnewhat 20
cutar where Ass~mblyran JAm~s :
Parker wh1 vu'ei = instantly Asaina; GOV
Hughes direct n0minlti ne. had q r-.7m.
tion yarsssl directing the dele -a'es from
that county - do ius' A. col Roosevelt
issir~t Their, o. 40 IN the state convention
II Was stated that As-~mhlyman Parker
I'D this m the hope - becom,ng the can
duiats for Congress m the rwenty -s~cNnd
district which - made up ~ Rensselaer,
I AMI Washing Rensselaer, county
m tho absence - sN-Guv Frank : Black
Who sgelds HE summers az Freedom.
y II - controlled Nv Prison super
rntendcnt Collins. originally appointed by
/ Gov Black and r"appoin,~d by Gov
Higgins and again reappolntei by Gov
Hughes
SANE OLD GvARr. SAYS BARSEs
Mr Rarnss ard thu upstate Repubh-
cans who have VISITED him within the lac,
few days have spoken whlmsically 81 the
term Old Guard now uHed IN opprobrium
by the friends - GOV Hughes and col
Roosevelt Mr. Barnes said
What the matter with the old guard
IL was tire present old guard under whom
Coy Morton. Gov Rack Gov Roose-
welt. Gov Odc!l Gov Higgins and Gov.
Hugle. we're nominated It's the same
old guard We haven't changed What's
tie matter tn 'he old guard The ola
guard will b" tho .Ame old guard after
III. Saratoga cpuv-n'ion This - ''a
same old guard that worked fNr 60,
Roosevelt ".sr' N f7r Governor. for
VIca-Pr-sden' and Pr.-,dsnt Le -
stop and crack a srnIl" " two ove- the
I'D guard The term Id guard = used
only nv iil Informed per-ons IN Ne~ York
STATE politics. or p.-rsons who have per
-onAl AZ" 20 grind past and present
som" q the W : At" Republican ph-
srins - stat" h"ldquart"-s have mad"
= known that certain 'LnftatSs Tor
.... Assembly, and senate and IN" House
~ =.
.ggrr ~ have tho Rp's"ye'. continent
n -r..r districts t"hInd th"u and thai
.ra-r...h a. Col Roosevelt had oom" Gus
f.r dl-r.t nominations the party should
r.. b" .1lbraVlei too severely These
Republicans however. have l'een in
sr-uoi that col Roosevelt al the time he
,.a- 80 telegram TO President GrIscom
advrcarirg the passage Of ths Cobb
r.e4s4r- IN the extraordinary session
%. he Iegisla'ure called by GOV Hughes
h.4no, even read rhA, bill and moreover.
aLlle on his visit 20 senator Lodge az
Nahant had cen couns".led 10y senator
Lodge not 20 bosom" Interested IN tina.
hght for the reason that direc' primaries
and direct nominations IN Massachusetts
had no, 'rIrneI out 20 be all that could -
desired -, ~ by the stIfest reforme- on
| record
But COL Roosevelt wanted an issue.
according 20 these Nov York state Re-
publicAns. ~ which he could hope 30
secure control 81 the Republican or
anirAfion - the State and thus control
the Republican delegates - IN" national
conN ention - 1912 On" 81 the interesting
hits 81 informal on had To do With the
. ,,,,rre.pondenca - VNsn Nr Roosevelt
and Mr. Rarne@ over this direct noninA-
tons measure Mr. Barnes informed Mr.
Roosevelt that II vas pop'ilisti" measure.
that II did away With representhtiv" gov
eminent thar u had b ~en defeated by the
Laaislatrlre and that n Col Roosevelt
( r..rslst"d IN his attitude the fight would
/ be taken 20 the floor ~ the convention
/ Concerning col Roosevelt ambition
10 10 temporary chairman 81 the conven-
| iion Mr. Rarnes ard others "a 4 that not
one - their friends knew until fifteen
minutes iefore the committee was %