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

Younger voters 81 tn ANY, FOR years
and years state and Federal oficeholders
have been sent a. state Cnu "a.. .'...'.
For years and years he NATIONAL Admins
irafion has appointed and roappo,ntcd
Federal Officers 20 tho jobs which they
have held since tho advent Of Mckinley .
frst Administ ration IN 1891. IL half tn"
tales heard herr are nIe there n "A Ievoli-
ton going on among the younger hepHh.
leans az the state over this policy. and
this revolution, n was added. peri aims
mot only to he up- ~ ate cities but through
out the country dist riots ot the state and
N especially amaiter ot marked crlticirmln
New York city. II was the very general
tesi imony thai The Republican party has
neglected the young blood IN It's ranks
RoosyyELr CHRONIC oFFICEuoI DER
In this criticism Col Roosevelt did not
ESCAPE for It was pointed out that he has
been practically an offiCeholder almost
from he day he left college. nearly thirty
wears ago. First he was an Assembly
man then Ne was nominated for Mayor
~ New York city next he held the 10Th OF
United States civil Service Commissioner.
IN due time he was Police Commissioner
~ New York city. and following IN quick
succession came his appointment 10 l'e
Assiy~an Secretary 81 the Navy. his cleo
tinn ~ Governor II the state and a. Vice
President 81 the United States and finally
President ~ the nit ed States II may b"
sald without aNaggeratlon that IN"
ynun ger Republ cans of the state Tel
that the affairs IT their party m thus com
monw ealth have peen rather IN the hands
~ ring whose only apparent object
has been to s'ihe the aspirations ot the
younger men ~ the party, and 50. u may
lpr added there IS general disposition
here fot a CLEANUP all around and that
tho oil time Roosevelt ofiicaholders a.
well a. the old time stale ofiCehnlders,
should he set aside and IN" foundatl ions
for stronger organization IN l"l, he
built M by the advent Of IN" young blood
81 the party The critics who made these
utteranc,-s to-day SAID that they observed
the younger Democrats w"r" returning
10 thor party az they haN" observed y
disposition on the part 81 the Democratic
leaders to break away from the old hacks
and 10 give the young men chance.
Most of the--. disCu - ons were in
terrupted hy Republican delegates who
exclaimed when ~ the king coming
meaning Coz Roosevelt. u was known
thar the Colonel had left Oyster Bay and
Vas expected late m the afternoon one
group 81 Republicans said they favored
"A great reception for col Roosevelt and
that he should he greeted Wlth efhgi'~
Ut the Unicorn ~ England and the Riacs
Eagle ol Germany. beneath when should
read 'h., legend Don hreak the eleventh
commandment All this SaS r'erSifia 90
on the whimsical statement ~ many hat
lnasnuch a. Cd kOpSaN"lt had DIS
covered the Ten Commandments no should
GIVE dine heed e. ta. eleventh which
A. interpreted bv the worldly " =" means
-. ',' 90 '.uDI phr
vORKISG TO KEEP SHERMAN FORCES
INTACT.
William BarnoS 81 and Speaker James
v MadsWorth meantime Nere working
like Young NapOlepuS to keep the Sher-
man forces intact These two young
Republican warriors recalled that N Ie1S
tnay stood pra,t lCally alone IN 'hiS village
aga inst th. r-nunIuai ION OF Gov n 'igi.t-.
fearing that th" ,iuv"rnor would not
stand upOn tn" platform 81 the ConN"n-
'ion hu' would hy individual notions "
hla own Great" Hi-Cpri IN the parry In
1875 the.. two Young Republicans hal
r'It III d"legats-s ~ their mack. hut thl-
wear 'h"V practically have tonight 40
and they are JU4nf,lE uppn Asiiti pnS
although >o'ne II the RANK outsiders arr
curious 20 learn how many Republicans
will stand bg barnes and NadswOrth TO
the last IN their Agn' Sainst Cot itn'I-s'-
volt Whatever happauS the Barnes
Walsvor7h Youngsters believe that oven
this will - turn within the neat two year,
tfa' a. ths. state convention ot 1912 they
viii have ~ delegtat'-~ r"prs~"utng IN"
younger and ia" growing element II the
Republican parry IA IN" state.
Badge w"rn tac"'inusly pinned IN IN"
Roosevelt men bearing this legend. Bear
up tho worst II yet To come
HIS MAJESTY ARRIVES
During the luncheon hour many 1t the
delegates and their wives and not Few
Of the outside visitors pract,s@d IN the
p,rIors of the hotels before the mirrors
sweeping courtesles, addressing them
selves And how II my iege lord, hiS
Ma l~-'v th. King There was very much
~ thus To- the amusement Of all. shortly
nefora O'Clock word came that col
R1n-avalt'- train was booming into the
station The hand laf' the court in the
United States Hotel and marched Ia IN"
entrance whore tNe buRlers b@Ran foot
ing I, was false alarm. The Colonel =
tram was late. When II did arrIv" the
hand met the Colonel. playing -Th"re' u
Ba Hot Time IN the Old Town To-
right Efforts were mad" Co induce the
Colonel 90 ent~r the United states Hotel
nv the side entrance, ia" on" through
which Vice. President sherman had en-
tered hIt he declined and marched be-
hind the band and insisted upon enterlnR
the hotel ty tho spacious entrance on
Broadway He was greeted by "a great
throng and he proceeded Immediately 10
NJ cottage, from IN" balcony 81 which
>. addressed the crowd thus.
a Good luck | shan't make my sp~~ch
nov You know ! make INV speech to-
morrow
col Roosevelt was quickly m the cot
tan. IF Cornelius '. Collins. whom the
| Colonel has selected 20 D." his whlpp"r IN
on This occasion. Their" w"r" prescott
! Charles = Francis. Mr. Griscom. Repre-
! ..anflttve. " " Cocks and Nathaniel 4
! El-tarR. una of the original lnsurR"nt
senators ~ Albany years ago. and Their"
wa- a uuICk survey 81 the situation. Col
Roosevelt wanted 10 know from MIR Col
lins II he had made "A sur. estimate Of m"
Roosevelt forces Mr. Collins a--urei
the Colonel that ha had. and moreover
! thar the Roo-evelt-Griscom forces were
sure ~ $40.
The Colonel was than quickly joined
by Representative Fassett and Repre-
sentative Dwight and there was gem
erAl talk about the situation. including
the direct nomination plank 10 be advo-
Gated hy the Roosevelt -jriscom people
and by all other delegates who are sup
porting the Colonel in his fight 20 control
this convention, including the committee
on platform and the nomination Of Candi-
date.
sHERMANs SHOOTERS ARRIVE.
The TOO. =, cit -Ciris yom conferences an d
the B.rns---N OodriIf conferences were
interrupted by the booming ~ tre-
m.ndotIz hand Tod by a rtalwart drum
major II wA- tho great band from Utica
leading into tho courtyard jOD business
rn.n from that city who ar. supporters
Of Vice President sherman. This pro-
ce,.ipn marched bv Col Roosevelt cot