The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
POLITICaL NOTES.

festivities Az syracuse ! MS recalls an
utterance of Bird : Coief In the Demo
cratic state convention A. carnegie Hall
I "A the spring II ipoS, when Col"r vas seated
over the McCarren men. he pTanc~d To- his
seat IN the convention from the back of the
/ hall ana Ia doing 80 he turned 10 his fol.
lowers aud cried. Now bows. give me a
hand start the applause STAR the ap-
plauSe'
3 william Bryan has broad grim a. he
tells his friends OF his FIRST and only meeting
With John - Rockefeller IL was IN New
York city ON a sunday morning several
years ago With several personal friends
Mr. BRYAN attended the church in which
John and his son. John d Jr are pillars
After the sermon John ID. Jr passed the
! plate and BRYAN dropped in dollar bill
/ After the service Bryan was pretty nearly
ont Of tho church when John u Jr over
| took him. saying. Mr. BRYAN. INV father
! would like 10 meet YOU ~ BRYAN turned
. back ny the ai-l" aud John u II pre-.
! ssn'ed the Nebraskan to John u ~ Inev
shook hands pleasantly. few words we're
{ said about the sermon. aud evidently John
/ - Ir recalled that BRYAN had dropped
| that dollar bill into N" plate. for BRYAN
turned fo John u ST. aud said guess
my dollar hill was sound enough mon-v for
/ this occasion And John u ~ -miltngiv
admired that It Wa John - Sr said
later that he was glad to meet Bry an and IN
/ fact he wanted to meet all celebrities
/ one 81 senator Davenport lieuienants
! IN oneida county said the other day cue"
upon a time the senator had NO enemies
and no friends lie haSn'' los, any Of IN"
latter. but he has gained great many
| 81 the former
George u COZ. The old time Republican
4 master Of Cincinnati. going over the other
p "a ah nf he fhs. Ranffh
! lcan party that I've had met Said he cOuldn
| help thinking that Powell clayton was IN
some respects one Of the Wisest Republicans
: ~ had been his fortune 20 encounter You
know said Mr. toN. that We had
/ furious time IN this city in the Blaine cam
paRn Of issI 4 Subcommittee ~ the
| Republican national committee came down
here go help straighten out the riotous
4 disturbances Nearly NJ lnued states
Marshal- were appointed some were
/ negroes and all we're armed with rifles
Theae negroes Were hard 10 control some
~ them wanted 20 shoot every body and
ANYBODY on -,Ght one 81 these ugly
negroes said 90 CLAYTON one morning II
any body Hampers with me III blow the top
/ Of his head on clayton looked him calmly
/ over and said quietly No. nv friend you
don't want 20 do that II anybody troubles
B Won you want TO shoot him ia the leg. for
that would take three Of the opposition
of tho field the chap who ~ shot and he
/ NO chaps Uho will have 20 lug him on
! Harry y New Republican nat ional com
4 mitteeman for Indiana. l. a great sports
| man For years in 'he spring and fall
: he trsmu- che Michigan wilds for deer and
: trout Several evenings ago A. his home
he told a couple Of nsh stories There
isn't ANYBODY who - going TO pu' me down
a. faker. fsunal or otherwiSe.' said Mr
D New. when I tell Won that last spring
struck a n ne inch trout and when INV guide
d opened hts gulle' out dropped a live eleven
inch water snake | measured the trout
and I measured the snake Some folks
will thank | am stretching, bat can tfing
half a dozen witnesses y" back me ~
have often struck trout which shen op"ned
contained Held mice But ~" nine inch
trout and the eleven Inch snake story goes
John MaIov. clerk ~ he Republican
senate a. columbus ard reading 'lerk for
many wears ~ Republican national con
yrntion-. has been conhpe,i 20 his home for
nearly two months Nr Malloy las mot
been able 10 taae an active part m the ohio
,ampa,gn But his trumpet voi'- - still
Ius' a. resonant and Mr. Mallov believe
tha' with care aud strict attention 20 hts
phv-ioran.s orders he will l." a. well - ever
within a shor- time
Just before ~" Republican national con.
Neutiuu 81 lgoS President Roosevelt ~.
formed members ~ m" national committee
thai be wanted senator B"vsridgc or soma
fnr polliVer to he temporary chairman O.
he convention When asked exactly tor
hi. SELECTION Roosevelt ssd he though
BsNsridge would make better speech than
DOllivrr. sut the national committeeman
took Roosevelt TO mean Beverdge NJ
Iait however. -euI word 80 tho na'ioraI
committeeman that he didn'r want
B.,ertdge AND wouldn't have Bevcr'dg-
Under liN circumstance for temporarN
chairman Of the convention The sui
,ommrttr. uf IA" national committee nav.
Ing the matter ~ charge we're ~ a Er"a'
stow They decided however. again-'
I!..yeridCe. and senator Julius Psar BwT.
rows wa- ~rl"'trl Rpo~"vel' va- mad
asa batter. hu' TAR vas serene II - -1it
by those acquainted Win IA" facts 'hl'
there was -hRh' rltt m N" relations H.
tween Roosevelt and Tan at tha' ii'n"
according 30 Republican national com.
mitt""men Who say thew ka"v what vas
cong on - r"st slin. ~ Tor II" national
campaign N Indiana ~ 1905 TAR armed
IN. stat. bN l0-gI aud tho l";i.lsturr
rccnm. ~ Drmo'rat," on Jolnt ballot.
rlscting senator Shtv"lv 30 succeed senator
Hamenway l"' me lIem"uway Hspub-
Icans according 20 m" best information.
had the handling NJ the funds Mr. Hitch
cock. chairman ~ IN" h@publiCan national
committee. u was added Nn- somewhat
daJcd and few add that he Wa- SUSPICIOUS
h-rau.@ Of the discr"plncv between Iar'-
plurality IN the state and the unfofe,""n
returns concerning IN" Legislature Mr.
H-n-nway Was also surprised
She late David u HnI m his Demoora'
,ar~er In N"W Work state Wa- associated
with Tildon. BiReiow. tl"N~land herman
Hover. Kelly, croker Manning Hewitt
I.u,lu- Robinson. EdWard MURPHY. IT,
and william q whitney. and on the Re-
publican side he was personally acquainted
with Conklng F"uton. Plat. IoIs"r
Arthur. cornell. Iyart~ Ira Davenport .
Morton. Dcp~w. Hi-cock and Warner
Miller Of ih~-s oulY BigsloW. Croker .
Edward Murphy, " Morton. Hiscocs
D.p"w and Miller are -till alive Hill had .
many differences 30 p"r-onal natut" With
most Of biz Democratic as-octatr-. but ~
the time 81 his death all ~ tines" had been
ohlitcTatsd IIt- greatest quarrel vas with
Richard croker Vet ~ N" summer. 81
ipO~ MN Visited 'rsk~r a. ~" lA''rt'- home
IN ireland and the old personal dislike was
wound NJ croker speaking later ~ hi-