The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-10
l3,} SILENCE PUEMEDITATED
rOn,TTELT WOJIDV'T LET NV
IORk INDORSE TlFT.

t...tg.etion Of the utr.F which he brought
rr.' Atlanta lat night. looms a. an i'm
-rart issue upon which hc will have TO
i-.-a himself clear.
90 insurgents were puzzled over the
q. '11t the Colonel had apparently stood
.'" tarih plank in the Republican plat
f..,r 40 Saratoga. senator Cummins of
low, had a long talk with Mr.. Roosevelt
f. -netri ~ IL the day before the trip
b.. Neither would discuss It then.
lv between stops through Ten
reese. and Alabama and Mississippi the
,.... was besought 10 make a state
r... . addition To what he had said in
t.. .r.. The Georgians were deeply I'M
t..,... IN the matter.
.Hyn nothing to- add 20 what I said
he. ...Nt MIR Roosevelt announced this
s..,..nu. except that in my speeches
81. ,yrarusa and Saratoga about the tariff
a. '.a Administration | said exactly
v..' lad said in INV speeches az Sioux
CIV SIOUX Falls. Cincinnati and other
pace 90 IN" West
D." .,h"yes that his course has been
consistent. that his expressed attitudes
o. ~, 'arih and Administration have been
IN all essentials the same. Hi$ policy
Aa- n""u ~ commend thus" features 81
the Pawn" law which he could Conscien-
tlnri-'v commend Mr. Roosevelt regards
tn Tdyne law a. better than the DinRley
Law nut he docs not consider that IL Is
sufficiently an Improvement over the
puEi"v hill or sufficient fulhlmCnt Of
the Republican party'S promises 20 war
rant has fuu Endorsement.
A. Saratoga the tarir was scarcely dis
cusS.i EXCEPT a. a thorn to stick in the
side e 'h" pruRr"s-ives Mr. RonS-veh's
Trl.r T. declared that New York State
wasn't a- much Interested in that matter
a. lu m" 'vht ON STAT" issues.
Long before 'ho convention when his
frior J. rara, .i.vr ?, oyster Ray ~ hold
rDI'.ouI crrftl- ia" Colonel told them
h. worl rn-z. o., object ION T. an indorsn-
Tucu' 4 'hr AdmlnIsi ration. He did not
want - ral~r a rImpus IN that account
H. pr missed them too that he would urge
!. defamation of any proposition for
Vh.h the Admnl-t TRti ION had made It self
r'.rnrSlhle pruviieHuo efforts were made
mmr IN" party IN New York - an
L lpr~"ment II Mr. Taft for 1871?
That 1912 matter has been source II
r.rs.i"rahle discussion IN the South az
vel ~ IN the Nor h despite he fact that
H." Republicans are not - heavy here a.
thew are further up. The Colonel knew
what lght happen n m" 1919 indor-..-
iucL' plank were injected into the plat
form He said to otto 7 Rannard and
others that he reserved entire liberty TO
a. u whatever way the public interest
should demand when the time comes
Perhaps they wouldn't want Mr. Taft then
The Colonel Sald to- day that he had de
tsrm.ned Oh three essential propositions
Or principles 10 stand On at Saratoga.
he called them planks last ri ght He was
for defeating hnssism, securing popular
TIle. and repudiating corruption IN
yohttrs He realized that u would he
folly 20 leopardIzs has success IN these
propositions hv engaging IN a fight over
the tarId plank which wpuld have m-yita
bly, hlIenAt.-i those friends Of the. Admins.
rHtion who were n hearty accord with
him on the thre. So-CalI-d essential
principles
Mr. Roosevelt il going to talk mora
about the tariff question when he REACHES
~ LOUIS on Tuesday Of CouTs.. Indiana
viii want an explanation II hI~ attitude.
TIE Colonel thought tonight that he had
mad" himself clear on tn. subject. but
SOD that II u becomes necessary h.. will
crate IA order 20 allow ~ no mi-appr,.-
t..-Ion on the part II thOs. whom h.
SAY have 10 be shown PERHAPS h.
meat Missouri
"a - nov exclusively r filN OF fnTiN
To-, tapa-d tn" Roosevelt tram to-day .
I.- rowis Of SouthernerS that rad b....n
E.tE around ia" railroad stations
g., ..Irs dIdn xiv" "A rap about the tariff
D- administration Endorsements For all
- 80 MANY 81 them know. tn" tarl0 NAV
bosom" 'tIus tu eat They wanted 70 SO.
i 49,. or Some II them wrr.. .nfhrsi-
a-'" U.ll" whole BOT revealed apathy
t't' - ny uncommon down her" where /
IT, -.u g.tr.-- hot and IoInnE j. easy
g OIL. eel rad rllnHaH a. nj
q 90 "N sunday 'p stay inside and read .
i.' B" showed himself ~ every plaC.. the
'.l.. -'Diu'-i. He spoke briefly AZ most
.' H.rg lr.. tram CEASED moving .y-
a.'. '''y '.u."- today 49, vsu r'.r NJ wa
L.' H. s.tsv dav for ihc' Olpu..l
|ur.' ''.- morning ~" left Atlanta .
'' .H.'' ,l~r."I tim Tvrrh up 10 I hat
-. ~ and nm" cheers 81 a great crowd
u' '." r..Irpai s'afIpn informed hun that
'''. NaH'"i speech. A. first th..
...'e t"r'rr"d but h" finally CAV. ~
b." >''. ~ M Say through the moi
'r" platform. climbed on top 81 u
.'.'HE" truck aud leaned over the iron
.' hH' Kept "A couple uf thousand
.. ,." from shaking hands with hum
pc folded his speech about honesty and
'. .raE" wicked corporations and CInch-
o. ''" crook
a''"~ twenty minute discourse the
'... iyil"i pu Of the shed and sped
= gard historic Lockout Mountain 1h.
-i,-..ti .HIrtsd the mountain and then
ip'4'r mat Drought ~ soon IuiD
A ma
."~" was the land ~ cotton. the same
.si! 'u" --"- depicted on the screen
0n"' ~" barber shop harmonists pat
.'.~ heads 'Dgether. only ~. fields dldf 2
40, -iin.. mere to-day. for TIE. sEv
20 .a,"Hder or punk like m" pictures
t.sr" H"r" plenty Of negroes though.
-a" n''Is stations They sai on haI,.-
90 ..i'pn ready for shipment They
.ui and ch"W"d and GUESSED pro
.-v som" IT them -hufied Ip 20
..n"I ar and Just gtI.d
- about GopUtrfu" fh" word rot
small tOW n thai th" Lg man
I.g'HarhIng religious body -
..--lIu- bOlt"d for 10. door and
....-.' -lI-p.ud'.d -"rlIc,s They ran
.- station. and y hen they gut thor.
.r-.r PASSED the nat Nlr RDus.
.. IN know he had caused -Irh a
.... ~ p.r'v until later.
Hu", lie Their" were about CITY
.. .f.a Nnus"u. black and white ~"
., merely -a.i hOwdy
... r.u E.u~'u.It" asked Lew his-
"dI'fI.u. those fpiag" mad" a