The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-23
SAYS He
HAND
b Control New York
Republican Conven-
. BY Good Majority.
cr,TEMENT AFTER
.FpENCE WITH FORCES
4 the Old Guard by Pro-
akes Appears to Be
.ssonabIy Certain.

1 RAY. y. Y. Sept. c2.-Thc
I j tho "old guard" by Theo-
IA, at the Republican state
I. \ santoga was predicted to-
r.,,uel Roosevelt himself A,
|..on Of q long conference with
Il OF his lieutenants. Colonel
bid:
/. uov nc reasonably safe in
4. ~ shall have 100 majority.
+. ,rom all parts OF the state
-rsS at Sycamore Hill today.
esnnard OF New York. Lloyd
4 nresjdcnt OF the New York
5,s5bacan committee F. j
+: BTokIyn. naval officer of the
,r,snlailve William NJ. Calder
II, Controller William A, Pen
New York City and Herbert
\. Griscoms predecessor, mo-
4 from New York late in the
h a final survey Of the field
cufdent Of Victory.
|-orb the fight which began
norman incident. the colonel
a 10 express any opinion ms
-Irsms aud none was expected
4 ioday, but the reports hero
"a convinced him il was al!
lE Shouting. Unless some up-
rssersal should bc met he was
ia lhe Republican organiza =
I; Be- forced 10 give ground be-
,srsssiyes when the test came
- next week. His estimate
.brily is concurrcd in by the
81 Intended the conference, The
Il the Roosevelt forces toward
1minlstration was outlined by
Nd.
h DInion." said he, "the Sara
IalIon will accept a resolution
|<2crs!ng the administration OF
M. In accordance with the
B Expressed wish. no mention
ne Of any denomination in
. Dpposition to an Endorsement
rbislration will come from del
1lly 10 Mr Roosevelt and NJ.
Eiicaiions Are Plain.
[reds statement. coming di-
- lhe conference. was taken
\ Indication that Mr.. Roosevelt
d With Inc others on this pro-
NJ. Griscom said that he had
pc news 10 SYCAMORE Hill.
Ild 10 Mr.. Roosevelt" he said.
N had hccn several acCessicns
g among the delegates from
and Montgomery counties.
\ oe moro. Mr.. Roosevelt Will
|isry chairman. There is no
bout that. We shall have q
Emorc than loo delegates"
Fyelt said that the names OF
ndaecs were gone over once
raI no agreement Of any kind
HEN hpd been REACHED. The
- nad been discussed but Il
M been tentatively outlined
lhc understanding that il
rosressive.
fc6sevclt feels that no definite
% lakcn until the upstate
! ven beard from at Saratoga
:.s'anns that his forces plan to
-sloee Without a slate. 10 find
! ma3oriiy OF Tho delegate.
/" seluc npon candidates and
N accordance with these
eoo@velt said that from the
Z liad asserted that he wa s
mo out what the people OF
swc wanted He disclaimcd
attempting TO -orce his own
~ convention. In his speech
ss' week NJ outlined in 4
O's own ideas as 10 (he pro
l'lking of Platform.
Gld be The nature nr tho
fsn nonlnetions hc had no
In s. mat such q plank would
N 'he platform. What form
N. %ould depend upon the
. ~ neleeotcs. Mr.. Parsons
,n n" e,,oH would be made to
IA. sall on every delegate Ia
|un IN Tho ,rnI, T.
/ }, ne y, eNplaincc that It was
IS. ". cTcry man on record
-, e1heT Tor or against Colo
+,rt 10y THIS method. he be
~" majority would galr
-, .S ol The trimmere Wner
.5 m., MIC with Archbishop Ire.
" yesterday by Mrs Bella
,sn T. that he did not intend
n " 40 d renewal o. that con,
IN IN ,,Ilhc6 10 make any cy
y thIs "Is, storer and confined
Bens, ago when 7 was prcsi.
inl,l, e,orcr vas eInIa sea
|rer, ei tno letters from m,
1,ksd a1,n @ from them To m.
,tlres = ioe letters must spcal
tsrmnd ne added, the CORE
tiI6n q record against whjcI
ana ~ ~ verbal CONGREGATION,
sfpcI,y 'nal n therefore the GIcs,
s could not Nc onicr.