The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-11
is Going Into Enerly's s
Country and Reply
to Charges.
DETERMINED TO
QUIT THE SENATE
Taft Hopeful Of Breaking "solid
South" With Victory in Ten
nessee Roosevelt Has Sc
cret Conference With Pin
chot and Garfield-Refuses
to Be Interviewed.
to Be Interviewed.

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Boston, Mass. August 1o-Details Of
the conference at Warwick, r. l., on
Sunday last, attended by Senator Mel
son W. Aldrtch. Senator w. Murray
Crane. OF Massachusetts,. and Secre-
tary to the President Norton. became
known in higher political circles here
rich definitely told his callers that
stories to the effect that he had re-
considered his determination not to
return again for the Senate are entire
~ without found alton. The Senator
said he had made all OF his plans 20
retire from public servite; that he felt
he had given good part OF his life
to the government. and that he had no
desire to grow old" in the Senate.
It was learned further here to-day
that Senator .Al1rich has decided to
make public reply to the charges OF
Senator Bristow, OF Kansas, regarding
the rubber schedule OF the Payne-Ald.
rich tarif bill. The Senator has told
his friends. who nave urged him TO
reply to the charges. that in his polit-'
ical life. he has never felt called upon
to make statements In response 70
malicious or unjust attacks" In this
instance. coming on the eve OF an I'M
portant congressional campaign, how
ever, 1t is said that the Senator has
decided that it is due the Republican
party that a reply should be made 70
the Bristow charges. He is said tofeel
this especially keenly. as he IS retirins
from public life himself The hnal de-.
Termination was reached at the con-
ference OF Sunday.
With regard to the charges as 20 tne
cotton schedule, Senator Aldricn Will
make speech during the coming CAM
naipn In the ..enemy's country out
| West In which he will defend the new
| ,arit, law as a whole. and will make
full statement regarding the cotton
/ schedule.
senator Aldrich has been at work on
l his statement In reply to the rdooeF
charges for several days,
Hadley sees Taft.
Beverly. Mass, August 10.-Presi.
4 dent Taft and President Hadley. 81
Yale. were In conference again TODAY
4 regarding the personnel OF the com
mission which is to be appointed 70
4 Itnauire into the proposed regulations
4 Of the Issues of stocks and bonds oy
railroads. While Mr.. Hadley has no!
! yet definitely accepted the tender OF
4 the position of chairman Of the com.
mission he is giving the President all
/ the assistance he can In formulating
a nlan Of work, and it is believed tha,
eventually he Will take the chairman :
i ship. Mr.. Taft is strongly urglhs I' tne
matter upon him.
4 Ar. effort is being made to have tne
j commission represent all phases o.
the work. The so-called progressi'y,::
sentiment Of the Republican party !:
4 to be represented.
4 President Taft and his pollsicaI ao q
4 |yisers believe that the Republican part!
4 has a good opportunity to carry zen
nessec this fall and thus make nreat
in the "Solid South" one OF the Pres :,
4 tdent,s ambitions. With this end II
4 view, Mr.. Taft has invited number
! 1.-The party leaders in Tennessee to BeV
A Ierly, in order to see II the Repuo1l
cans cannot adjust their differences Q
q the past and go into the coming ca m
4 Epaign in harmony. The Tennesseahs
are coming Friday to lunch Win ~
#lPresident. Among them will be Rep
!. resentative Austin. Lee Brock, NeW9 newer
4 Saunders and Judge G. NJ. Henderso son.
The Republican hope. as yieWed iron
4 Beverly, is based on the split IN tn
democratic party and the recent over
n @lwhelming victory OF the 1ndepenoeh
4 judicial ticket, which won BY iron
3 $1,000 to $4,000 majority. In addltlos
q to a Governor. there Is to be electee
a this fall a Legislature which Will name
Z successor to Senator 7rasier.