The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24

mand Cot Roosevelt II the expression
th"y Use IN imparting their disSat i-fac-
ton With Candidate Stimson At the
sam" tim" the business Republicans
! iorcihlN add that they are 10 support
al other Republican candidates on the
stat. ticket
W" desire by this course they con-
unu". to max" emphatic our protest
against the conduct of col Roosevelt
lh' Republican CampaIRn.rs are work
ing lib" day labor"TS in a ditch To stem
thus drltt. fearing that II may become of
s"ch mighty proportions a. To defeat the
"ntir" republican state ticket Some uf
th'S'' campaIgn"rs are inchn'.d 10 believe
That Col Roosevelt on has visit To Svra-
ciis'' and elsewhere IN the State this weak
may succeed ~ CHI, sInR ia. revolution
against his candidate. Tie business Re-
pnhlicans. commenting upon this, say
II" NOR" Col Roosevelt talks in this
campaign the worse ~ will be for Mr.
Stlmson. Mr. Roosevelt committed tn.
great m1Stdk. az Saratoga ~ himself
nominating Mr. Stimson
hts latter fact. that the Colonel him.
s"li insisted upon placing Mr. Stimson
h"puhhcan ndv"rsaries the very oppor-
funiiy they most desired according to
ia" best opinions her.
IN re - som. dissatisfaction with thu.
fayn"- AldrI,h tarIf law Edward Nore
OF ia" clothing manufacturers works at
Marc-llus. has written an open letter to
Representative" DriSColl requesting an
"Nplanatlon ut III" WOOL schedule and
Driscoll has replied that whll" he didn't
APPROX" ~ III" schedule Ia. was JOwsrl..ss
=" prevent - adoption
Republicans of Ch.nlngo county war.
IN town TO-DAY They av"Trad that the
business men II rtV~r towns like Sh'r-
buru". NorWIch Green. Oxford. RAIN
hridg" and Alton were outspok"u IN their
hostility to CandIdIt. Stiinson a. Col
HtnesagsaIf a.
They declared. however. that all R.pub-
leans W"r" 10 s'IpI'ort thu rest of their
stat. TICKET
III "a gh cost ~ living IL raising IA"
mI~''hI"t with furpm.n clerks and others
~ h" NOR" modest walks of lif- cot
Ruo."v"lf- personality. however. j. ia.
burden ~ m" conversation Of business
men lh"v couple hun vI'h bryan aud
Hearst Thor" ~ a stratum 10 Am"rIctu
g. given much - slang yh-as..s Tha...
phrases an" h'.iTi ON trains and IN hotels
aud elsewhere. Ih"~" folks speak IN
rluald fashion - ;h" Colonel as -ih.
k,uk aud 10y thai snrril'I-t h' - known
IA III" hauutS IT many
Thor - "a f-aiur,. ~ the vr,.-..n' R.puh-
lean 'dmraign ~ IN" state VII OF has
boon -hruui''i N mystery hut 81 winch
many influential Republicans az" now
beginning 'u -I-'tE II has b...n ut.-
served hat 20 most parts ~ IN" stat" ne.
r. pIbN,4u- have" uut thor h.,-' fn.'
nations
pa" explanation - his policy was
vouCh -af"d TODAY N j. that Repre-
s"utL'lN" Par-pu- - III" Thirteenth dis
tr'0', New York rI'v. j. beneath IN" sur.
lace an aN0w"i 'sndldat" for United
states SENATOR 20 succeed Mr. D-paV
php-'' term "vp. res on March = newt
H." up STAT" Republicans wuo have. u.,an
,"l 1T" the -'.Dr"' declare ilr" adv Their
Opposition - R.urs-.urarly. plr-pn-
Of hsf ls.sI. h.F NJ
l. 10 h.. beaten bv hI- Democratic oppo-
n"nt. Jefferson VI levy NJ Parsons :
plurality IN lSts wa- ,.-9S IN. up- - AZ"
R'iubhcau- 'als"d with on 'ht- sub es't
ar. ALREADY ~ line 30 defeat MIR Par-on.
Tor ni'"d S'ais- senator Vith speaker
James " Nad-Vorth ~
Most Republicans believe hat 'h.v are
10 cont ,nu" supr"m" n IN. LEGISLATURE
that they viii have good majority On
l'lnf ballOf with Which 10 elect "A sue
c's-or 10 Mr. D-p"w m. Joint caucus
for that purpo~" will be- held A. Albany
early ~ January. 1917 Anoihsr aim of
N" stat" R"pub.oau- j. 10 retain
control - m" tanal Bnard consisting -
The l'sufenau' -Gpvernor and hIs 1850
clai.- sat" of'c.r- CANDIDATE. DiN n
tho event ot NJ election and IN" defeat
~ hIs Associates On 'hp Democratic STAT"
'ick"' would hly" bu' on. vo'. "a tho
cana Board. that 81 III" Democrat he
would apuo'n' SUPERINTENDENT Of Public
Works To suCC,..-d Frederick Z stevens
II has been kupVn ~ the inner Dirrlas
~ m" Republican par'v Tor several
months and IN" facts of m" story mrgh'
a. vel ba told now a. ~ any 'tu. Ia,-f
winter. ere Gov Hughes was thought " for
A--Do aye Justice. 81 tho United Sta'.- Sr-
prom" Court. = number 81 nf'u.ntIal \..v
! o~k sat" Republicans InChd nR irancIs
Hendricks. visited =. nator Root N Wash
lngtOn and urged the r"nofu nation - GOV
HuRh"- fhis fal senator Root. however.
did not desire 30 take w IA" -IEg 's'lpn
- The time and later ON pr..sId"u' TaN
and Senator Root selected GOV Hughes
FOR hI- present exalted place on N. high
'.-' tribunal - u~'IC" ~ the land col
Roosevelt returned from furup. later
and d'.rr""d m" nomination - Cani date
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