The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-31

direct nominations will be ta.en to- the
moor OF the yOnVe IGNITION
The old guard leaders, u was said yea
terday. make no secret ut their Willingness
10 have the direct nominations issue
fought out on the floor of IN. CunV ention
because they believe thai even 4 they
could not Obtain enough delegates 20 d.
teat Mr. Roosevelt for the TEMPORARY
chairmanshIp they could get majority
vote against n direct nominations plank
d according 10 statements made yesteTda v
after the conferences " oodr,Iff and Ba rnes
know already that they will not h~ able
TO defeat motion for the resembling of
the sherman resolution. and that even n
they thought thew could they are averss
TO taking any action which might lead to
the humiliation Of Mr. sherman 10y puttinG
the question to the vote 81 the delegates
OF the ConN entIon They are fully aware
that on the day preceding the convention
Mr. hoosEvelt's name will to presented
and the animation has found its way 10
Mr. GrI-com that the old guard would he
glad TO enter into arrangements which
would allow the selection Of Mr. sherman
~ temporary chairman 20 stand and to
have Mr. RooseV cit elected the permanent
chairman and then to have the fight in
the convention between tho two factions
based entirely on direct nominations
II " not likely that the Roosevelt men
viii agree 90 any such compromise They
are entirely confident that they will be
state committee and the majority ~ the
delegates 90 the convention and they IN
tend to seal Mr. Roosevelt a. the tenn
porary chairman, to insert the direct
Formations plank m the platform to de-
feat the plot which Mr. BARNES and Mr.
Woodruff had IN mind last week Of STAN
peding the cow ention for the nomination
II Roosevelt for Gov ernor and then elm
mate him from future Influence m the
Republican party affairs Of the State bv
defeating him at the polls
After the Conferences Yesterday all
that Mr.. Gnscom would say was that
there Was not the least doubt that IN"
result OF the primary el"C-t ions would
be 20 send TO the convention "A majority
of delegates who would I've m favor ~
the progressive programme NJ Grein.r
asserted thar the old guard faction would
not have Is per cent Of the delegates
TO the Convention Mr. Grrlner was IA
favor II the proposal to all a special
meeting Of the state COMMITTEES - re-
consider 'h~ sherman Roosevelt vote
but he alloAed himself 10 30 p~r-' AIDED
that the hest course To follow would he
To allow matters To remain an allowance
un'h tho adjourned meeting % IN" com
mItte- on September 70 He said that
the whole Of the western rart Of the stat.
IA oTed direct nominations
The attendance OF Naval OfiCpr hraCke
and Mr. James al the Conferences md
Gated that there - To i'- a sharp attack
UlhAAr WI wv NNNlNlilhaN'F ~ VT NfHHt
rrih's hoe-Isrn Of the Republican organi-
zafIon 10 Brooklyn Both men have
great InNuenCr ~ Brooklyn. tlt Euherto
they have not leen working together
krac," until the last day ~ two ma been
undo, idai a. To- whether h" would star
an active oppu-Itlpn - NoodrIH Hls
presence yesterday ~ the conference.
se.msi 20 imply that h. has made up
hIs mind finally to try TO ~r"s' tn" con
troll Of the regular ORGANIZATION from
" c.odr,lN
Mr. james -aId
This tgn, - the b.-i hing 'ra' could
have happsnei a. the Republican pnrtv
u viii clear a." atmosphere W.. pro-
greSsivss Will win the TEMPORARY CHAIR
~ ~" convention and the direCt |
nomIna ions IiInk and Will nominate
and elect progressive "andidAt" for .
Governor | iou't think ths' the old
guard viii Re' NOR. than FROM = to r.
~ the Itp delegates 81 Kings county a. /
Tho Saratoga COW ention