The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-29
"JIMMY" GARFIELD is
A DOWM-AND-OUTER
Insurgent Movement in Ohio has Died a-Borning
and Radicals are Bitter Over Their
Weak Leadership

In the hands of Cox, that
resourceful and experienced cam
paigner, Cox has nothing against
Nick Longworth. He is fond of him.
in fact. But 1t was not Nick's day In
court, and besides, Cox had other fish
to fry. And he fried them to crisp.
Everybody in Ohio is laughing at
the way he "handed IT. to Burton.
He served notice on Senator Burton
to stick close to the northern end OF
the State, and hereafter to take Mr..
Cox into consideration when he has
something to put across"
stnnd-Pnt Campaign Planned.
The Republicans will now go ahead
with an active. vigorous and definite
campaign. 1t will be in effect stand
pat campaign. say what you please, In
general and vague terms about recog-
milton OF the progressive spirit. Tho
Republican campaigners intend to de-
fend their tariff, their President and
their Congress.
The Republicans will have united
organization, the Federal administra-
ton back Of them, and they will not
lack for campaign funds. They way
the stock market recovered yesterday
on the convention news may be an in
dication of support from wealthy
| quarters
None of the Regulars here is she'd
ding any tears over the announcement
| that Roosevelt will not come into the
State because Of dissatisfaction with.
| the platform. In fact they would be
| Just as well pleased to have him stay
out, because they don't know what line
| Of doctrine he might hand out once
he got started
| There is no doubt the Republican
party in Ohio Is going to make It's fight
on the record OF Congress and the adj
] ministration. and stand or fall on that
7 issue.
Chnrting Political sea.
Oyster Bay N. Y, July 2S.-Before
Theodore Roosevelt launches out on
the troublesome sea Of national poll
of his friends who already have tested
the Ser of the storm. The colonel
repeated his statement of last night
that he was unwilling to common! on
State convention until he had received
reports from men who were on the
ground; but he added who these men
w o c es naey a aee wharew his nama
from the convention. and Wade II.
Ellis, chairman of the Ohio Republican
committee. Clifford Pinchot will later
bring soundings from farther West.
Mr.. Ellis, 1t is thought, will ask
! Colonel Roosevelt to stump Ohio for
the ticket nominated yesterday. The
colonel would not say tonight wheth-
er he will accept His decision is,
| awaited with the more interest. now
that - must give some indication OF
how he relishes the rebuff administered
in the convention to Mr.. Garfield and
his fellow progressives. The colone
| already has agreed to speak at Gin
cinnati on September 9, but 1T is un
4 likely that he will venture on stat
issues then.
Colonel Roosevelt did not know to
night when to expect either Mr.. Gar
field or Mr.. Fills.
!. clifford Pinchot. now in California t
take the stump for Hiram Johnson. In
surgent candidate for the Republica
nomination for Governor. Will brin
back word OF how the West feels to
ward conservation. which is to be on
of the coloneTs chief topics In his ivy
tours of the West and the South
n inquired to-day with considerable IN
terest when Mr.. Pinchot was due
return.