The sun., 1910-03-14
VOODUUFPTO SERYR TERN
sENArOR RO0T BROUGHF NO
BOWSTRINGlC COUNSBLLED PEACE


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There was no hOwstrIng after AIl. thsrs |
|. not likely to hs any. and IN all proba- |
oity Tlmoshy l.. Woodruff. chairman Of
The Republican State oommittss. win
serve ont his second term of two years |
and give way next fall 20 Q new chairman
20 be elected by the new State COMMITTEES
chosen a; the Republican State conven-
,,on. The Republicans have a great way
ot swapping and yapping at each other.
then getting tog~ther and tusging and
hauling in the direction Of victory. while
thsir Democratic brethren continue to
snap and yap.
1ays Yesterday receiving Republicans &C
hm home. 1ss PARK avenue. and talking
With them over the New York state
utuat,on. These talks began at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning and lasted until after
10 o clock last night. senator Boot en-
isrred with Lloyd c. Orisoom. president
Of the New York Rspu blIcan county COM
mi,tes. Speaker james W. wAdsworth.
Jr.. Chairman Woodruff and william
Barnes. Jr besides others of lepser sig
ntacance. II turned out that yesterdays
cUniersnce was planned two weeks ago.
In the interval that episode At Albany by
Senator Harvey D. HtnmAn for Prssidsnt
pro ten. Of the State Senate and the
chickering's which led up 90 that event and
the friction which followed it had pro-
sueed confusion. but ai no time In the
,wo weeks vas there an idea Of postpon-
ns yesterdays confersnce. which was
really called In the hrsG place 60 take up
the situation at Albany. especially the
bsgislattve programme.
To ali of Senator Roots visitors yes-
ssrday he made IL emphatic that he had
nos come here 20 ask for the resignation
Of Chairman Woodruff. that he had not
been asked TO make tina; request. that
President Taft tho senator himself and
uost other Republicans in Warrington
bad no desire 70 humiliate Chairman
Woodruff. but on the contrary we're Per-
Sonally fond Of him, but at the same time
that Chairman Woodruff and his friends
n Albany and elsewhere would be made
20 understand that their attitude toward
certain Of Gov. Hughsss measures and
their gcnxtfH holding on from every
thing that Gov. Hughes desired wosSld
20, be tolerated and that they must get
% work and pass legislation In sympathy
With the desires of the people in order
that the Republican party can 20 before
the voters next fall with issues good
enough 20 make a fight on.
This senator Root insisted upon. and
Chairman woodruff. Speaker wAdsworth.
Mr. Barnes and others with whom he
conferred chcerfilly bowed acquiescence
and from THE time on are to get 90 work
Very little work cln be done. however.
anti the Aids trial at Albany is out Of the
uay II was said that this trial will IL
over within the next two weeks.
senator Root had been informed In
Washin Kton 10y senator Brackett. Repra-
Su'atve Dwight. Representative Fas-rti
and President Griscom Of the New N"r.
Oruutv comnittse that the election VI
senator Cobb TO be Prssidsnt pro TEN OF
'he senate was the result of a bargain
sud that Cobb Was merely another nam
,or Aids. who had besn forced Co resign
ss President pro tern. of the senate. and
that Cobb vas interested With WoodrIH
ant Barnes and othera in WITHDRAWING
Aids no matter hoS the testimony
1ru-d out Senator Root vas deeply
,f-snssd over this information. for h"
lsHeyed and he - stated 20 all Of his
Vs'o yesterday. that there must he no
dlllydallying With Aids Il he is guilty
and mat both ConGer and Aids must
yak The plank II tho evidence Justth~s
{ senator Root was rather inclined TO
believe that the evidence thus far Justl-
ted extreme action wish both. He told
h!s visitors Yesterday that the Republican
party oi the state vas watching this trial
~ Albany With the ksenest anxiety for
20 eject upon the party. Senator Root
belisved that the Republicans &C Albany
aAd been foolish In thsir bearing toward
Gov Hughes. Instead Of meeting the
Governor half way and discussing nsu and
measures nth him Mr.. woodruff. Mr..
BArnss and othsrs had strained far back
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sapopularity for the organisation which
together With other Svents at Albany had
PIT The party in JsopArdy. Up % this
tine Senator Root told his Republican
visitors noShing whatever had ossn ad-
vAnoed At Albany on which the party
could q before the State neat fAn.
seeator Root spoke In Q psrscnal way
n soms 81 his Republican vtstsora and
ols hem that IL wee ssTo0o0us % cay
AAt as kA4 assumed the leadsrship ef the
party In the seAaS. for IL vas coutrary %
As 'sSupaSamsnf. contrary % hls anVtron-
z'nt roth IN waahinGlon and In View
hork to c4ks up the rsAkS % Ctaderuhip.
. oscorns only . mere patronaes broker.
t07 that be oouid not Do bothered With
ne thousands upon thousands oa pstty
SEALS Shich had fretted and worried
PREVIOUS Republican United States Sena-
mrs from this STATE. He told al bis visi-
nTs tha, q, all times hS would give the
'eTv H"st advice at bic command In the
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