The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23


he Goth btl a. amended ia a"Cord with
the memorial signed by MIR seth Low. Mr.
Joseph Ihoats and other prominent Repub-
Leans Of New lOTk city. sincerely yours.
WILLIAM " rAFr
TIE Nor Lioyd , Gus,or. PrsHdrHi Re-
puhhrc- 'osrh 'nmmries. NSr York
n IN" regulars persist IN their deter
minAtIon to endsavor to have Mr. Sh.r-
man elected a. temporary chairman
of the stat. convention ~ - expected
now that they will have bigger fight
IN their hands than th"v expect II was
said Yesterday hv Mr. Griscnm that in
many 81 IN. upstate counties the pri.
naries will show that the vote ~ the
leaders Who sided with the sherman
resolution does not Indicate the feelings
~ III" majority ~ the voters of tho~e
districts Il has heen figured out az the
Republican county headquarters that
With the possible exceptlon ~ William
Barne- Of Albany not one ~ the leaders
who voted against Roosevelt can vote
their delegation AZ n unit IN the conven-
ton
In" progressves in IN" party said last
night that they felt sure now that Mr.
Roosevelt would go 20 the convention IA
delesat" and make fight for a platform
TO be advocated by that wing of the marty
Although for few DAYS last week Mr.
Roosevelt had not made NJ hls mind fol-
lowing IN" vote at IN. state committee
meeting the anti Woodruff Barnes folks
said that IN view ~ Mr. TAR explanation
OF his atutud" Mr. Roosevelt. thew
thought. would allow himself 10 h. named
rs candidate" against MIR sherman for
temporary chairman e IN" convention
and that h" would be- -leC'n, They said
that a. several of tn" stat" committeeman
who voted for Mr. sherman az" Federal
ONO" holders and a. they voted az they
did under IN" transformation gwen to
them II could he expected IN view 81 the
statement issued yesterday by Mr. Taft
mat they would chang" AZ the convention
GRIS'oM MUCH PLEASED
That Mr. Gnscorn has no doubt " the
ability ~ tho progressive wing VI th..
party "a control the convention - shown
~ this abatement. which he issued yes
t"rday AT IN" same time that h. gave out
the Taft letter
IN" 'n"'h"d- Used 90 accomplish the
defeat ~ NJ Roosevelt when ms rana
Wa h"f"r" N" state committee are nov
clear ?" ~" puhlir ant may %. rurge.i
h' tho publ"
Ih"<" personally Ar,WHin'ad vl,h Mr.
are views N"re ~ cour~. u.ysr N dn,.h.
that has advi,a had heen ignored and TIA,
ms attitude was mI-f-pr"--rtad IN or,,.r
fha' mos" tho Incorporated him ntrh,
appear a. m" defenders ~ h. Admtrt.-
ration
! raw" not tn" ~hgh'es' douh, thu, So,
:, ,'h 81 w" N,a'" ommitt"" viii 10 70
N"Ts-d ana nat Mr. Roosevelt. n his engage
m"ni> will permit him ~ aeon, Iii -,
a. temporary hartman 1T tho .nnvent,op
raklnS ~" E"vnore >ps. h A. pr.-ta.,,
~ N" New York. Republican ,ouury ,or,-
mite" ] shall actively '"opara,a Vi'b Ps-
rHhi1' ans throughout the state sho b.lt.y.
" 10 m the interests ol the party thu, ~.
result h- brought about
MI Tart reply 2" nav Telegram, 81.
io-"- that tho report. Indu.'roulsv cir.
uiat-i 81 SUPPOSED ,puFi.' h-,u..,
10" fresidrn' and th- rN President on New
ORR S'a'" matters A." ha .-ir..
The way - ear now Tor the R.pubrtr.,
party m this STAT" 20 axe step, uh,rh
VAL vIrrAu' aut euro -u,rs-. a, ~.
polls IN November IL j. evident Tint s,u,.
"i the -u-called old zIard ar. nn, seeking
kepuhit an Success a. the coming Gle. ton
they wish ~ p"rp,tus'e 'h-tr control
NJ the Republiuau ORGANIZATION a. any
o-t To the party
The defeat vh,ch their p!ans invited
they very willingly would have unlo,dad
upon ~" shoulders ~ Prasiden, rar h,
making y aIi"ar thar D." failed to indor 80
NE policies "i eco, llughr, and NJ Roos.-
Velt ~ fhi> state
The allan . % some Of the old guard
leaders with lammAuy HAL IN inc las,
two Legislatures va~ = itsSra = AMI should
10" r-pvdIat~i ~ The party
mares ar" -tgli - 10 h-. 3 turpuxnou' 'hs
stat" There an to- no Misunderstanding
Of m" position taken uN Pr-.risn' Tar.
- President Eoo-"y~l' aUi Gpy Hughes
Tor Irpgr"~SiN" t"t''r-hlp IA the marty
ana can govern .a0f Dppo--d are
M-r-r, Hlrn"- Wo. tim. Aldrtag. Ward
and J'"r l-So tau" 90" voters IN m"
prmar"- 800. have an opportunity OF
making their ho'."
80 oHASGE. SAYS ROOSEVELT
OYsTLE BAY. l.. /. Aug p In a state
mant winch col kno-..v"It I-sued To-.
night after listening 10 IA. reading over
IN" 'al"phon" II tn" letter which Pr-si-
dent TAFT sent - Lloyd G. GrisCom 70
pudla'irC Vice President sherman Mr.
Roosevelt sad that hls position m regard
to the stat" political situation - defnit"
and that NJ has nothing 10 change The
colonel sad that since the meeting there
has heeH no reason Why he should meet
the stat" leaders and that their action
al IA" meeting has mad. the situation
such that !, allows no compromi-. He
could not tell tonight how far the stu
atIon viii he altered 10y the President =
letter
Prom what the Colonel said II "a I'M
likely that h" will attend the convention
unless he ~ forced To DO 80 He has told
his friends right along that h. wanted
90 keep out because he did not deaire
80 get mixed ny IN a faction fight He
ronsidcrrd that Mr. sherman as tenn
r,orary chairman would max" that stand
necessary bat h" NAV change his mind
later Whatever artion he does take will
not he announced until after his return
from his Western trip. which will begin
To- morrow
m" Colonel smiled when he heard 'he
Presld"nt.s letter tonight lie chu, kled
~ certain PARTS Il " and then h" wrote
TINS statement
am very GLAD - see Pr"sid"n' Taf''s
statement and am pleased VII" -