The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
Why ROOSEVELT CLIPPED IN
LEST STAYING or NJ TAKEN
as OPPOSITION TO THE NIL.
COIone, Explains About the GrisroH
Telegram says Further That ne D1'i
Net Ash Hughes 10 Give Jp the Bench
More Insurgenls Bsund foe the Hnl.

There will be three OF them here to-mor-
row. according to col Roosevelt. who
arr. we'd Last night after his trip IN Cam
bridge and Beverly and Nahant The
names he refused tn give
In" Colonel had a few things to say
to-day IN regard To Gov Hughes WhiIs
ho was met emphatic in ha desire To
refrain from discussing tn" action OF the
z Legislature in defeating the Cobb primary
: hill at Alhany Yesterday he Was ANXIOUS
To- explain about the telegram he sent tho
county chairman. Lloyd {. Griscom.
3 He did not send u ~ his own accord.
said col Roosevelt
/ The sH-President told the newspaper
men who accompanied him on the train
from Boston to -dav that the stories OF his
talking politics with Gov. Hughes during
/ the academic procession ia the Harvard
yard were exaggerated. He didn't
breach politics until they wer" IN san
ders Theatre few minutes later
/ 4 did not intend to interfere In any
way said the Colonel IN no uncertain
manner While I WAS shocked To learn
that Gov Hughes had accepted AN APP
pointment ~ tho supreme Court bench.
just a. when klhu Root lett the
cabinet To tcCome a senator. | did not
/ oak Hughes tn resign after he had ac-
cepted his place on the bench How
ever. have always held very high
regard for Hughes aud helievs that he
would undoubtedly have teen elected
for a third term had he chosen tc remain
ia state politics
Then Mr. Roosevelt went on To tell how
the Governor had requested him 10 make
some definite announcement concerning
direct primary legislltIon Gov Hughes
feared that II IN" colonel remained silent
on tn" question his silence ght lie con
-trued a. opposition II was becarsr Of
this advice that col Ron>avclt wired h.,
Endorsement Of the now h-'lteu Goth
Till
Although the ~ Presider' " puldnt
go further into the matter there - every
reason To h-h-v" that he - not thrpugh
with the fight n" hrs set 'hr n a-r,,ll-
inS IN this stat" md th. impression -
that he will follow u dp. Ju-t q : h" - gping
30 DO in national politics Naturally
hs was not pleased : 20" Jesuit IT his
first Toliiical move SINCE hr- return
Gov Hughes VII como - ~ gau,fe Nm
within the next few DAYS Mr. Rpns.'y,.lt
thought lu' IA" aNp~' d.v h" 4 ,.,.u''
know even nov
n has be'.n asserted % gprl many times
during III" last wa"k that the ~ .PreSl-
dent has no; vet tab 80 .uV 81 nj t..Prr,i-
Ins th. Aiwinisir.tt. on liz. ..td tiTt ~.
Wa feeling : - way. hs~'nt had a. lIp,T-
tunify To- get / an" or thing PphtiC.an-
thought thai after hiS visit IT, Beverly
yesterday ~" tplnn"i a. ght h ~" rs.l he'd
q rpnClusiou. H.. a. not ~ 4 bee hlr
he Will not saw 80.
4 can only rrt..a'- ~ sd -tnrt
spent ! very plei s.nt 'wp hours and half
with President Tan Most ~ INT t'me
W. Iusi 'r""t"i on" an"'."r FpT q few
minutes 49, talked - other things tau
I am not 80 liberty To- discus. th"m
Tia" fo,on"i >ti thar any u"w- : ne
COnf"renC" must com" from PEE .d"n'
Iaft end r"' from hun IT, wpuk'u't
~ diplomat" on tuc tolpn"Is PVT
When h. was N III" WHIT upus.. him
s-lf cd Roosevelt said he Frequently
Na- Hun, we'd by vIs.' ,TS telling things
thu they = p'ld not h."e a!ivulg,.d md
:" h" .sn going - plGC" Hm-"N IA m
Cat"gury
Whale h" WP> "h.. ting ~ vFrioiIs sub
Iec'~ hs.ta""n u. - ari ueiiI-s = - ~. "a
ines md books uH III" knicker. ,lCN.r
Limited fIis 'ft"~nDrn the "N-Pr"~ I'ieiIt
got -. r'ed "a how busy he - ~" viii
l-cin 10 ~ uDNr N every p.sty drJ' ping
N 20 :. Gamurr Mn n.'.G-.. n" simply
cannot .io m" VorN thar FL, required e
him Prom nov o. visitors thor fhrn
~. ~ whom h" - u.'fCf.'. rlv 1Elpu-
- meet. or frerd~ - tr- f,ml'v. mu-'
& O.. the fir'0 DO - r" The lionel
wi -. ~ town c,"r' W"dn",C and
..rrt. >. ly OTTER -
There has '-.-n e lp. - opposition
ru 10" frauhIng privilege Tor a. 'v-prs-i.
dent 'h.. tDloH.! -aid -lult. uN Gorge.
l" ought 30 nav" ~ Nov I'm moi taking
for mV-"if and | don't want any pen lion
ult let ~" toll YOU. boys the iI', ~ my
having t"'-n Ere. dent b.. costing m" 81 49,
year ~ UDs;aE" Ftd telegram TOLL
Coming over "n th. steamer every
PASSING -hIp sent fg"-sag"s ths. ~hoVli
have l....n answered 10 ~sId Thai Ao.ld
nav" cot tine to'on" sew aral hundred.
% dollar. Tor ~" ~ ir''"-~ - -ii,l an cN-
p"u-lv' proportion livery dgy ~ Sag
amor" HIll a. least fnT'y-tiv" rsl"rra'ns
are rec we'd and score - letters The
io,"n" = away up ~ tn" AIR over th"-"
matter.
S.narur Lodge and Cnl Roo-e, olt
got "'t early this morning for brisk
tramp over the expansive I.OdK,' estate.
which has he-n haTricaded for tn. last
few days Right after breakfast they
started for Boston "a motor car to call
on JustICe Moody. Who confined ~ the
',,"rey Hill Hospital They sr-'nt AN hour
thor" IN. Colonel was mighty glad
20 have seen Mr. Moody again
While Mr Roosevelt ga. waiting IN the
Rack Raw station for the train a fprid
gentleman soaring lavender n"ckiIs
and = frpCk SUIT " gray approached and
asked him y he eNT~ct"d to GO to the ighi
m Reno The stranger. who announced
that y" VAS q ritter ~ sports on a Boston
new -iiap"r. informed III. Colonel thar
Jack Gleason had wired hum an invitation
20 come
Why. that's T..rfe~tly ridiculpus-
exclaimed Mr Roosevelt angrtty -lt'stoo
foolish to answer. How do such things
got around | wond"r'- turning to the
srnall crowd IN hand
For IN" first tim" ~ several year. the
Colonel travelled jiIs' - snv ciiIzsn would
W." had a seat m the lFs' Pullman car of
tho tram, and nobody bcih"rcd him
further than 10 glance his Wv ,.rctsion-
allv n" usually returned the glance and
smiled
He went INTO m" dining ar shortly
after IN" knickerhDck"r. Limited 81 rt.c
from IN" Rock BHy station While h.. was
sitting Their" atom" N" SIZED th', CS-rrnan
Ambassador. Count Won BarnstprT Th..
Count Joined the t0l"nal nand ~ his IN
vi'atinn had luncheon with him They
chntied together for an hour. hut mother
wished - Say What they dU-"tiHhed Count
Won Ib-rnStorh thinks - ~ ~ Nj Ron-.-
welt he Said N" "N-Pr.--idauf Wis "A
very ;ntIrnat" friend - the Count won
S'ernburg. the lat" German AmiaE-ad n
to the tuii"d S'R's-
The rtpidity 1t events Du tho RStnn
trip had made the. COLONEL o. trtns worry