New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-29
BARNES TO SUPPORT TICKET
Expects Harmony to Prevail in
Partv-Griscom Saws the Same.

Sarato Springs. X. y. Sept. 2S.-WiI-
sam Barnes, jr-. Of Albany. who led the
fight Of the odd guard" against Colonel
Roosevelt said tonight:
The ticket is nominated and ! am for the
ticket That j. automatic. Ii is party gov
eminent J shall support the nominees Of
she convention and hope TOR the best.
expect that harmony Vii prevail in the
The state convention is Inc supreme .a,,-
thoritE OF the party. beheve in party
government ! believe ia acGuieScing in
tie VIII or the majority In adopting the
principle OF direct nominations the party
has set iIS face in the direction Of radical
ism which. ii the tendency j. not checked.
VII mean the advocacy later OF the
initiative and referendum. direct legisla-
lion. an other words. 2 pure democracy as
advocated 10y Mr.. Roosevelt in his speech
on Tie direct nominations plank.
Direct nominations in themselves are not
Rlimportan5- But The party has made a
stuneEdous blun6er in bow ing 10 a hastily
7hcuEht cut agitation. II may be political
eXpedlency. as Mr.. Roosevelt said, but any
political party that bows 10 political eN-
prpleuCE D. making the one fundamental
error the consequences Of which il cannot
avoid
At ST Louis n 1886 7here were compro-
misses, but through the farSighted and in
dOmits BILE courage OF Thomas G Platf the
Republican party was forced 10 adopt the
gold standard. That presentment- appar-
entity dangerous at the time has been the
cause OF every Republican victory that has
taken place from thar time 20 This On
portunism Is popular at the hour Its day
OF existence is short. II is the hone of the
conservative Republican thought Of the
state tnar Mr.. Stimson in his campaign
and y elected Governor viii not betr1E the
same SNCOphancy tiiat the ma oritv of The
convention showed but VIII return to those
Fundamental principles Of Republicanism
that have given the party a right TO exist
assume that he VIII recognize that Tho
desire Of some Tor political power must not
influence his mind. which up to this time
has shown intelligent treatment Of r1Iblic
matters. and that he viii not be deceived
~ the political Nagaries Of the man who
placed him in nomination. Upon this hone
rests the future Of the Republican Marty in
The State Of New York
Mr. GTiscon said tonight that he has re-
ceired assurances from leaders Of the odd
guard" IN an parts Of the state that they
would support the ticket heartily.
There viii be complete harmony in the
campaign lac said We shall have the
united support OF every element in the
party
AIR. Griscom added that as result Of The
action 81 the state convention he conf
IDENTIFY expected that the parry would win
a the polls IN November. and said further.
We have ia Mr. Stmson man of the
ti2n-st order he ls a man whom We can
compare without shame with Governor
hughes and other successful governors
The action Of the convention win be Of the
greatest help 10 the party.
AIR StimSon is man whom we can take
De1Ore the voters Of the state. with the
knowledge that he viii fulfil his duties TO
Tie people 81 every respect, and / am con-
AIuoed that be viii be elected