The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
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t--.dv. Mavor AMI Mrs Gavu"r The
nr.fstioa "a tho Mayor and NJ. Gayn.T
o.. r,t-sd their VISIT az The White H"u.-
suDday was pTonpts,i iarg~'v uy
OBJ ghLiuln~~z on th. President part
.. .h. Mayor. health Mr. Taft thuight
'.,' he trap would b. easier Toe the Mayor
. 20 '.I, h.. could remain a. 'h- White
o. ID. aud rest over sunday
,aar,e- u Norton. th. Pre-id-ut
.....-r,rv. 10 one of Mayor Gavnor : neigh.
..rs 80 ~ James. 1. ! and call.d On rh'
NH..r nc. nr tWics last summer
o. will not zurpri>. some 81 Mr. Tar
trends though v he discusses Suprrtn"
Court appointments freely with the Mayor
Ih~ rre-rdsn' himself - fun Of the subject.
and % b., --ldom that he talks with iar,-i
,r nvyrr without seeking light on possible
r.a'.rial Politics make- no difference
th- Prs-id-n' IN these talks on the
r.-nts a. the most important d,Ity facing
tl, Administration and entirely anuN"
artisan considerations
In connection with the Suprsm" Iour'
"a, II was learned yesterday thai the
rr-slient IL Considering Associate Justice
ttvard Douglass White for appointment
- Nhi~t Justice. The President = mind -
entirely open on the Chief Justice-hip
..r uI, q IL believed that at this time
senator ElIhu Root. Associate Justice |
Hughes and Justice White are the leading
candidate- under consideration. senator
Roots chances OF appointment will de-
rand largely on the outcome Of the cleo |
non in New York state Mr. Taft will |
ro' decide the supreme Court appoint !
u-nt- definitely until after election day. /
ard possibly not until his return from the |
Panama trip late IN November
Justice White has been on the Supreme |
f-rrh Tor more than sixteen year.. having |
teen appointed from louisiana 10y Grover /
,."v-and At the time Of hl- elevation |
g ne hi ghe-t bench he was nitsi States
senator He has been regarded a. one Of |
ths JI-'C es with strong conservative ton
.An,.as lie il q Democrat.
The President continued Yesterday "a /
c-r -"rorfs on the New York state -itua-
ror Lloyd & Griscom. president of M.
Nv Work county committee. called az the
Henry " Taft house in the morning
and u''o I Barnard was Their. IN N"
I'.r On
~ I--com said after his conference
sr'. Nr Taft that the President wa-
s"-r ..'srested in the success ~ slim
\ 80 Nr Griscom told the President that
st'r-ou gathering strength and thar the
.-.s'~~'- for his election are bright
To. r-"s lent himself -aid he hoped that
81. rr coma predictions would come
'r.- thar he had great faith in Mr. Slim
~ and hat he believed his would make
@I.. a1' Governor.
Nr'F.', anding Griscon1's assurances.
.-V' here was no concealing the fact
"a '" real purport Of the Information
-"''- Taf' has received since he reached
\"7 -- - that the Republican outlook
j.. ghty blue
= occurred a. yesterdays oon-
--H. .- 'p "auss the President TO change
.nu not 20 involve himself furth B,
- Do. rar York state situation beyond 4,
-. 30 ~ his Cabinet officers 10
30 ... -r~ech"s. The President has
.a7- 30 - mind 20 send Secretarv
and Secretary Nagel a. the
co.. -'rs'Ion representatives. Score
a. son Will tour the farming districts
-'a'" Nirh John Hays Hammond
.D \ stewart ~ the League NJ
Boo cat IhIpa
senator Wainwright 81 West
unity Nas another caller at the
81" Yesterday Apparently he I
~ 'all Mr. Tai, something
" 'rruh'a he hns had with the \
Ward The Pn.-iden' seized
' .I'y 20 Discuss with Mr. VAIN.