The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-28
: CANDIDATES And PLATFORM
NAMES AND NEAST RES TRIT
ARE BEING PROPOSED.
Relief That tho Roosevelt riseou Poo
pie Favor stimsOn Tor GoNernOr
Candidates for Nslnor Piaces-Fuss
over th@ Dareet Nominations PiAnk.

II S,RAIodA. y Y. Sept. - The Roo-A
welt -Griscom p'ople and their friends
ha wing won complete control ~ the ma.
chinerv Of the convention began tonight
20 discuss candidates for the State ticket
Incidentally consideration was given e.
the makeup 81 the platform to b. adopte'
Il tomorrow
col Roosevelt tonight called con
ference OF his friends in MIR Gnscom' :
room to confer on candidates for Gov
ernor Those present were Scnatol
Alien. Secretary Of state Koenig. Repre-
sentative Calder. senator Root. Mr.
Griscom. Charles =. Francis. Representa-
tive Cocks. Cornelius v Collins. Nava
Officer Kracke. Representative Herbert
Parsons. Postmaster Greiner. senator
Rose. John 7 Mott Of Oswego. Col
George W Dunn. William n Daniels.
Judge Kiley. senator Hamilton from
Chautauqua and Representative J Sloat
Fas-ett The conference promised To
last all night
Col Roosevelt talked with President
! Gri~Cnn of The New York county com
! mitter and most Of his supporters on
these two most important subjects. IL
! has he~n said for some time that Col.
| Roosevelt favored the nomination for
Governor nf Henry l.. Stimson TIE
Colonel has told nn-t O! his adhcrents,
however. that he has no personal sele'-
! ton hut that he wishes very much to
discuss the situation with his upstate
| friends
Their" was quite good deal 81 talk
tonight over the availability Of senator
! Harvey Human and 81 Comptroller Prem
dargast The drift. however. still seemed
Ia favor Mr. Stimson OF course. there
was talk Of tn" possibility Of Col. Roose-
volts nomination. hut after to-day
events. which recorded tho absolute con
troll NJ this convention by Col Roosevelt
and his friends. II do.s not appear possible
that Co. Roo-aVelt would permit this
convention 20 get away from him and
nam. him for Governor lie Is on record
as saving that he would not accept the
nomination for Governor
Col Roosevelt said tonight that he
would not accept the nomination even
n the convention vas stampeded for him.
TIL. only name heard as "A possible can
d,dat. for Lie'Itena nj Governor is S~cre-
tar of stat. Samuel y koenig and in
IN" event Of his nomination Thomas =
F"nn"ll ~ Flmra. one Of Representative
Sluat FGss"tt'z bright Young men and
RI" present Deputy Secretary 81 stat.
- likely - succeed 20 the Secretary Of
stat" nomination this wear
MI Fas-ett may decide 20 push Mr..
Feunell forward NJ n candidate for Comp
troilar l. IL h"linvei 'hat Attorney
General OMaley and State Engineer and
surveyor Frank VI Williams Will be re-
nominated
Col Rno-avnlt and hl- friends had a
co0flb tonight over the plank TO he
adopted concerning direct nominations
ant ~ was aTI@ rentlv Agr"~'i upon that a
hIll calling fo- direct nominations for 'he
Legislature only should he recommended
Col Ruo-evrlt AZ OySt"r B1v aud at IN"
OviinoE Office has recently told his friends
that he was favorable e. such a bill. His =
upstate Republican adher~ntA who have ,
visited him az his home and ~ his blsinrss !
of'i~o have recommended that he stand
by such \ hill. This il the hill recon- I
mended 10y the Chnate-I,ow memorial
Judge Wadhams. president Of the !
Hughes Statewide Direct Nominations B
League. however. - here. and - rather .
rampant IN his demand that the Hinman-
Green hill he reCommen ded by the com /
mitte- on platform. and Judge Wadhams .
IL member - that committee Indeed 7
the Judge - so earnest about this matter .
that should IN" committee on platform /
r"lec' his proposition ther" is every !
possibility that h" will bring IN n minority 4
report adv oCatIng the Human Green hill /
Tn" jok" ~ this situation however
- that tho Roosevelt -Griscom people
IN the convention to-day voted down
the proposition ~ Speaker Wadswcrth I
10 amend the Assembly rules which govern
this convention nv which minority repre-
sensations could b" submitted Ia the
con, "ntlon ~ Cours. under tho rules
- the Assembly minority report can
l." accepted n unanimous consent -
gwen Ofherwise not
What 10 TO b" the attitude ~ Col Rpnse-
yelt toward he old Ruard7 That istha 90
nundr'Im tn-nigh; some Of he Colonsl's
ndhsrent- beli-vn after his speech in
IN" convention to-day that the Colonel
will 10 cuncilia'ory. and 49, matter 81
TACT IN" II IN" Cnlonal'- friends have
>, advised him Their argument 90 hum
has hesn tonight that inasmuch as h"
has won complete cont rol NJ the Conven-
ton and 81 the committees ~ the CON
vention he should begin n fling about
hiS usual modicum 81 soft soap Up tod
laf@ nour, however, tnere trn muCh
soft soap in sigh
The old guarders are grim and silent
Some Of their adherents prance about the
corridors 81 the United States Hotel to-
night advocating the nomination OF
Frederick e. Stevens. Superintendent Of
Public Works under Gov Hughe-. for
Governor But II may 10 announced
hat there has been no consultation by
he leaders NJ the I'D guard over any
candidate for Governor or for any place
IN the ticket A. = matter Of fact they
are awaiting the next move Of Col Roose-
Welt They feel jubilant over the victory
u Col Roosevelt IN the convention by
which he was made temporary chairman
~ a small majority ~ 81 delegates in
.OiS They tell you that they have no
candidates 10 advance 10 Col Roosevelt.
md Col Roosevelt, for his part II just a.
,fish a. the old guard.
Concerning further Roosevelt planks in
he platform II may b said that the
supreme Court Of the United States may
poesihly he congratulated upon securing
he services Of Gov Hughes. and that
President Taft IL TO be commanded for