The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

~ the ' Z INtl NiANs"N 9Ill
Mr. Ra-n... Mr. Noudrun and NJ Ward
and oth"'s ~ the anti-Rpp-eyelt camp.
The entire hotel ws> IA hubbub. ""
tnArttFl music th. ~hout- II the CROWDS
aud the yell. 81 IN" IticEnS insist z
utDo a .Iu..-s,h from the Wee Te-id"nt
az LAT brought Nj sherman To- IN" "a
CODA IN the great court There the vice
President had - wait until The b'ad
! winded itself ard until HE admirers would
let him sP-ak when hs sAld.
surface initration. point t. 'he fact 'hF'
about . ,-o ~ vou prefe- 80 hear vonr own
vol,, han mInr like rh' sound. however
There never wAsa 'imr Nhen pr"ferred ~
oNn yotrs 10 other, lCri-s of Pine, fine.
and cheer- I am not here 80 ann'uh'"
I wall speak In he Goa eutiun 'o-mnrroN
hat that ! viii speak IN the convention to-
rlnrruN It majority al m" DELEGATES -
will Shouts of Noull -p"aN there att
RIGHT J always how tn the ~ ~ the ma
tnrltv. whi,h l. nv only boss You don
want a speech frrtn me nON, bat do desire
' % r,pr~-. my thanks - th'- Stalwart BODY
d at pnetiA county hu-tUe,s mon who haN"
como here regardless at party to answer
I H., their own presence the Claptr rap 81 ia"
7 ntUo-tiun We are here he' aus" Ne ar"
HrpIbIt'an- anxious for PARTY harmony
/ and success Ih.ra have hceu great leader
in o,lr party IN N" past. hut 'heir greatness
aud pruin non 90 Nls hecaus" he rAnk and
J. lite ~ 10" pArir rlr' at~d fheu to leadership
Nnhuu' desiring IA the slightest degree
- draw COMPARISON hei We"n Nol
Roosevelt reception and that accorded
to Nice-Presidcnt sherman the Nerdic
II 'h.. crowd was TO tbs. object mat Sher-
mans welcome on this occasion Was Tar
more enthusiasiic than tha' given - the
COLONEL The Colonies reception MAS
hearty ennu gh to "a iSfy his admirers. bIt
the gr,,eiing to NICe-Prcsid'n' sherman
VA cltl-.' Tor Wild deli ht On IA" par 81
hrs friends
STATEutsr ny WILLIAM HNRNEs. IR
InuN.iia,.iv after ia. sherman recep-
ton Wilnam BARNES " issued IN" Toll
living Statement
Heretofore O. Republican 'onvsn'ion
IA. AWAY, been rnglrl u a. q con rlo'".
n rhrury 80 lr1-.. Sn"r. r"Tr"~"n' 1''Nes
md other member "' 'he party gN'n"r ~
onsuh zach other ~ - rand dates and
poltrt~- 'ha' ouEn' 10 hr selected ~ adopted
Ih.- b.. the ur-i n,.,a-ion - here such q r1"s'
tn, = sought tn 10 ronv~r' - mo az o.
aston for ~. EXPLOITATION Of an indiNWlnaI.
" huss personality has b@sn 'roNd"d n'"
rhl, aTair by arbitrary msihpls AMI whns"
elevation II - sought 20 accomplish nv N"
totally un.alIed for hum,'il ION "t tho
wee prrsglea' ut he nr"i N'ates The
prr-cu' >tIa' on j. all IA more "N'ra"r.
diu.r, .,n~s % e known 'hA' fhe indiv'dual
IN whose h.haf " - sought - bowl over
every pr~Ce,ien' has openg proclaimed
himself 49, the champion OF 1rirines sub
,rr-tNe uo' only ut every RspUbl. an prtn-
D.. pie anI tradition hut which are right
fllIr -rsar,i~,I 49, menn'e o." puoli" order
md -s"uFtv
Tho m,nHlng ~ Rspuh''can. IA calm
.n,l orderly fasnton. the fruitful and friendly
discussion 81 and dste- AMI measures
have been .Nrp' ssl" On his occasion.
Nht'h - y sought 10 'onN~r' into = form
~ greatest show gu earth who's" attrA'-
ton leIld- himself to ever, dsN ice kn"Nn
20 the most Indusl riou- pr@>s aEsn'. AMI
MT Ter the purpose ~ hui NJ up 90 %
,un-ery ne Auv Of ne deals dear - E"puh.
Iloans ry' apparently to enable a lrile
coteue ~ nsnipuistur- - ~sik~ he rstns
~ party management IA denan'e ~ con-
strurtINe sentiment and ~ tbs masses IT
tho voters whose nf~r~- are hu' herrd
rp make Roman holiday
~ familiar and honored former ms'hohs
Of urp. edur~ arr heinE 'rsmpIed IN No..
hr,ly AN tell a. The moment another dale
g.tr- Nhg-s WInls nave hsen hstOgg~i NN
Nrli Wa,f performance Nill pull 'h~m-yl,"~
'rgsrh~r and fhroa ~ he vow" that thr"N'-
-ns 'h~tr ius' the blight "f Rrvant-m
LiiI.d tho sober sense 81 the pemo"rsttr
mart, a. ,hi,aso IA 500 n - bst'sT ~
.Iiz,a,I to-day a. al ~ euts. Than " NHs y",-
'.rd,y What the danger - thai lies behind
The present ruthless attack that - heinR
made ui.on he ARK ~ the Republican GOV
euAni
SOM KOosEyELT NES AGAINST DIRkCT
PRiNARiks
col Eo0,aN. eli hai additional con
fsrencrs tonight With hts friends Some
~ his hsartie-t supporters Nhn desire
hts election as Temporary chairman Of the
convention told the Colonel that they
would ~ IA far as that with him hut that
th~v would fnr-ske him " he insls'~i
uur n statewide direct primary These
friends IT col RopssS cit told HIM that
they favored the hill advocated by the
memorial signed bv Mr. 'hoate. Mr. Low
and Others and hIrh President Taft has
Indurs~d and which provides for the
selection hY direct primary only ~ Candl-
dates for the stat" senate and for the
Assembly This do.s not include Con
gr~ssmen W county phic-rS as did m"
Cobb comprofnias hill col Roosevelt
was willing ~ vas stated to agree 10 this
for the simple reason that II he had not
he wo'ild have lr-' 90 morrow the support
of most Of the Republican Congressman
who ar" nOW ,punt~l with him Col
ROpssV cit said that he could not agree N
any compromise on the temporary chair
mAnshIp This vas perhaps n gratuitous
statement. for the reason thar the BarnS--
Woodruff people have not the slightest
idsa ~ compromise and saw right out
that they wouidn't consent 20 a Cornpro-
mise n they didn'' have hut ten votes
IN the convention
~ ROOsgvFLr vISs
II was asserted tonight that should
col Roosevelt win Tomorrow he has de
cided ~ make one Of his speeches attack
ing the hnsses and attack ing almost every
thinR for which he has haen such = valiant
supporter since his nomination for Cover
nor IN this village twelve years ago A.
least that ~ the Information which a mum.
her ~ Republican ConRressmen repeated
"a Mr. harn~s tonight Should Col
Roosevelt csrid~ upon such 4 course To.
| morrow he would be answered n vas
? stated from the floor IL the convention
Col Roosevelt hopes, according to his init.
mates 10 bring about some sort ~ a com
promise on the permanent chaiTmanship.
and VET the Colonel ~aS advised tonight
nv his friends that he should also take the
permanent chairmsnship ~ the Conven-
ton
This suggestion was made to the Coionel
because. a. one ~ his advisers put u
there isn't a big enough man IN This con-
vention TO he permanent chairman ~
follow you as temporary chairman
/ Colonel Hoosevelt's friends then went
: on To- state that with the ColOnel'E election
a. Temporary and permanent chairman
, NJ the convention he ~ To endeavor IN