The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15

O. the Roos"N elt-Oiriscom people was
Ro1,rrr' .~hs--gT D0ub''gi
Manhattan and Brow iN
kings ............... - ios
. Sleens ................ -
hchn' ono .......'...-.
Totals .is Ice
Roosevelt majority. -
The Barnes W oodr7IT engineers began
reaching out yesterday for converts in
the GrisCom bailIwick ~ Manhattan
Borough The Roosevelt machinists be-
gan the sam" tactics ia the Borough 81
Kings Tn" Roosevelt -GrisCom people
were nightly disappointed over the re-
suit IN the Fifteenth Assembly district
which gay" Oh" opposition seven dele
gates when ~" Roosevelt -Gr'sCnm folks
had hoped that they could 60 to Saratoga
with a solid t"l"catl ION ~ iSn delegates
from Oh" Borough ~ Manhattan II was
said idSt might with some show 81 au-
thority that ~ Saratoga President Gris-
com wIll "nd"aNor 10 have the unit rule
adopted for IN" drI"g gates from Manhattan
Borough - that Manhattan may go INTO
the convention splid
stat" Chairman Woodruff said that he
Was po-It.y" that the opposition could
not rapiur" q -Ingl" ono Of the 100 dele
gates from th" Borough Of Kings and
some Of NJ MootrIfz friends said that
Naval DGi."r kraCkr. Postmaster Noor-
hic-. E"pr"-nrrptIv" Glider and senator
Trav"~- should NOT ha too sure that they
could control all the delegates from their
four respective districts against the -"l.',-
ton Uf NIDe-pr"s dent sherman
There w"r" IN. usual differences II
opinion over fh. final result u IA. PR
mares 20 nc held IN the M state cities
and country DISTRICTS William BaTna-
Jr.. said thai b." had NO figures 10 XIV. out
and ye, h" reiterated that there would ~
a large majority ~ the delegates VINO
would sustain the Republican State com
mite" m IT. selection Of iCe-Pre- idsnt
sherman Mr. Barnes sand that ne did
not h"hey" n giving ont figures AZ thus
time. hut added that he knew whore he
stood anu boz" saI1
NO power on earth an ursyrnf fh.
SELECTION If Vice President sherman 10
tr Temporary chairman 81 the convention
There j. no ju-t reason why any he
publican dele CAT. 20 IN" Saratoga con
ven'ion should vote 20 undo tho work
Of their r"pr---'u'atlv" body lu such
matters. IT, state committee W. will
have votes plenty and TO spare
pr,.sldauf GrI-o-uU - the New York
Republican county committee IN the
other hand was equally positive thai the
Roosevelt -GrlscOm p"ople would have
votes enough 10 tho state CONVENTION
To un-eat Nicr-Pr--lient Sherman and
eject ia h!- place eN-Pre-Id.nt Rou-avsl'
and thus capture the machinery Of the
convention and incidentally the com
ntttes On raSplItInns The Roosevelt
Griscom people lSsu@d a tabl" giving
tho pro~p-ctIv" COMPLEXION ~ ~" ul5
delegates to the CONVENTION ~ the present
controversy Thus table gave Roosevelt
52g sherman 49,. ant .ghty--lN votes
were pm m m" doubtful column
Mr. Barf.- ~ commenting On this table
said that ~" could point UUt many errors
IN ~ II be- cared 20 ~ this time hut h.. did
not f@lieV" 10 doing 80. Ne -aid that 10
Mr. Roosevelt 100 THIS tanl" Wer" given
votes m g. rtaIu CplIfti"- which were
solid ~ their support Il Vice President
sherman " matter - fact Mr.
Barne- friends Mr Barnes not partici-
patIHg 100 fI. rruNHr-atIsu. aid that the
dominant faction In IN" Republican
GrgarlzItIOn would start AZ SaEatoRd
with 49, delegate. that the Roosevelt
jriscuW ruruulustIon would have about
3OO del'gHt"- and the rema ming nunb.r
Of d.lrga'.- It5 would b. on m" fence.
and would r.maiu pu the fence until they
were con, need 81 ~" wisdom or uuVI--
dom q ylseatIug the Vice Pres id.nt If
the United states 80 fumpDrary chairman
of tn. convention
Th.r' yer" a good many up-Sta'"
Republican, lr town Last night All aid
that they t.II,,,-t that nothing should be
az '"fnTnrlr" Chairman 4 the convention
anu furthermore that everything should
" done ~ Saratoga 20 give The Taft
AlWln I-'f''i'' "a uugug Irdnr-.ment
lhe-s Upstate Republicans were very
pOsItIN" 10 their views u' these matters
They regretted. they added that any
trouble had come over O. 10 SELECTION Of tho
Vice Pr@sicisnt and were quite tunoved
over ccrtauf whispered reports % the 81 cot
that there might ~ -1ue opposition from
The kooeevelt-GrI-Com camp o. = sub
-tantlal and hearty ndOr-arneu' q the
Tan Administrator. this. the latter they /
said. they would NOT tolerate fora moment
On the other hand these upstate Re-
publicans believed that some sort ~ "a
conaproniise si1Ould 10 cached IN the
resent struggle When asked - hat sori
= a ooEpromi<e they Would suggest
they had 10 hesitation ~ answering that
'1r the good = .N" party ~ IT, present
sirAsts Cot. kHy-.l eli should be-. made
pefrna nent Chairman - the invention
The up-Stlf"r- vtp made 'hs-.. cu'ntn..fr.
we're Sfats ''I'n'n|d"r- whp are h8piug
20 retain their IDb- u wa a-r-r.aff.sd
that many % the Republican Stat. Ollie. .
holders and wDI.I-ta uNio,.hoidar, are no,
-le"ping very comfortably th,.s.. NIGHT,
u ~ known that n VIZ kuu-,g,.I' o.
daAv"Ts H. Insert any Il rI~ nov nation
uis't0 radiral Id'n- TO- f'" platform he
viii h. fought fn.a -rsnd-'u! ! ~ Rgass
|e'f -'frts'n'U I'H|II' SAY 'lIf rp'witt- /
standing ANYTHING ''t' iaS b.-.n an
uo8uc.TI 80 'r" us-' no" fup.' H. rurahlo
oandidatc f.. ftrs.rus- no thor estimation
; Henry I ~'ifrspu formerly Inifad
State Disfri"t At'prnev fpr the southern
.iistrirt uf Ns.s York
The opinion gas Expressed generally !
Yesterday by the Republican leaders VI
"a" f.f''. nh congress district thar M.
result ~ he primary .i-ef. on ~ the ~
r.''fN Assembly district IN Tuesday,
,tnu william VI Baru..'t defeated John
VI lHylpr md retained hIs leadership -
th' d.-frirt hat VI B'.un"tt will H.. nomi
mated 90 'f~ pnErc-- convention next
I.'-dBv fuf Do" House - Rs.trs-. natives
.. place ~ Van N-~htan OlCutt tn.
Vgr-arf me,nt-y u Wa cOncerlsd hv
.. D.-.tt mel tina; Bennett will haysthe