The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-31
War TO The END
Teddy Declares That He is ia the Poli,-
ical Fight to a Finish
WILL SHOW NO QUARTER

\
He Says &c Realizes that He Ma,
Re Dedicated and that He Jccop
ardize> tie Success Of the Rcpub-
lican Party in the State. bu; Their,
Can Re No Compromise.
Theodore Roos.reI: served motto.
Wednesday ;ha; be would wage Va!
wi;hou, Quar;"r on the "old guard
OF the Republican party in New YORK
State. Having been drawn into -"
ash,. as ne says. against HIS viii.
So has determined 70 pursue Il 70
the end. win or lose.
Mr.. Roosere.t's attitude vas iud.-
Gated more clearly than AT any time
before oy Statement: which ne IS
sued. The s;a;emen; follows:
They will have all the fight they
.an; I am only going 20 ihe con-
rention because feel that ;he pub
lie interests. the interests OF the
people Of New York demand that the
Republican party be given chance
to stand squarely and uncompris:nS-
ly for clean. decent. honest politics.
y so 20 ;ha, convention 10 make
the speech as il had been planned
originally. and while l hope there
will be enough good sense 10 pre-
vent any one opposing the princi-
pies TO. which shall stand set II
they DO oppose them. then II is
their oxn affair and SO Ear as / an:
once-ped he issue saaI be a.eo
,u,e!y clean cut.
The colonel said be was going into
the hsht with bis eyes open. and with
tul! realization Of the fac: tha; he
might be successful. He said he felt
that. OF account OF the attitude OF
nem hers Of the organization he was
at perfect liberty 70 carry on un-
compromising warfare.
Some OF Col. Roosevelt's closes;
friends in the State have told him
:hey were doubtful as 20 the out
come. and he has replied that he
himself thinks that even though he
should BE- successful in the State con
ven,!on a: Saratoga and snch plat
:orm as he desired should &c adopi
ID. the rcsul; Of ;he election would
,e in grave doubt. The colonel has
:oid his tci-cds tha; he did not !..ei
sure that the Roo>e"ei,-Eiughes ;orc
"S would receive unqualified Supp"';
IRON, the organization a; the polls.
Col. Roosevel.x Endorsement o.
S.a,e Senator Frederick Davenport
I-as the FIRST step in the fSnt which:
le expects 20 carry on from now un-
Il election time He decided ;oiay
20 30 20 :ae State :aiv IN Syracrs.
SEPTEMBER Il TO speak and 4; tha;
ime may talk politics. He pTonaht:
ill make j number OF other speech
IS, both before and after the Stat
convention.
Vic. President Sherman. who j,
,ne o: the central figures in th'
struggle. and whom Col. RooSevel
opposed BY his endorsement o! Sch
20. Davenport said emphatica!i.
he would no; talk about III" Sltua
ION. Senator Davenport called o
Col. Roosevelt "Wednesday 10 tail
over the present situation in his dis
t.ic,. Col Roosevelt was no, viii
;ac 10 say what conclusion the:
reached.
What fsarne> Says.
VIM. Barnes. Jr.. Republican lead
er OF Albany. End OF the old guard
Who selected Vice President; Sher-
man 70, temporary chairman OF ne
State Convention over :he head o!
l
York Wednesday and gave ou; q
ststrnen, Wednesday,. par; % ~hicn
follows:
When Mr.. Griscom in:erjec;ed
NJ. Rooseve!t's name as candidAi'
for the temporary chairmahshlp
without the members OF the Sta'c
committee knowing where Mr. Rooae
veit stood on the issues. now ortor,
the people. in New York state. and
af:e. the Vice President had been
placed in nomination before ;nIt
committee. thereby forcing the Is
sue. WHICH i, was not the inteniic n
Of the committee 10 create. he si2:-
ply threw firebrand in the Repub-
i;can situation. entirely un~ar-an;-
ed and Tor what purpose ii is no'
for me 10 say.
III is therefore highly sensible.
be continued. on N. par, OF M:.
Roosevelt, x he hopes 20 contro!
the policies o: The Republican pa:t,
in that state thar ne should 20 10
the Convention as delegate an:
there thrash out wha; h. thinks
oush: 70 ," the policy OF ;he part
| with those who hav. different; OPT
! ions from aim II is assumed. o:
course. ;ha; he will abide By th'
decision o: that Convention. as viii
those who oppose him there. i: ne Is
successful.
Shoots His Mother.