The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

SaEamore Hill 20 see Col Roosevelt whom
ever feel like IT,
Pine the Colonel remarked sotto
Noce
Mr. Loeb did not think that he would be
down again before the Colonel leaves for
Tho West next Tuesday He said that he
had no intention 81 going to Beverly soon,
although IA" j. not certain
The breach t-,iw"rn m. President and
IN. .N- President puts Loeb n a rather
embarrassing position. "" WAS ap-
foIntnd hv President Taft and he's one II
ia. clus.'st friends that IN" Colonel has
For several hours the visitors sat On the
front porch IT Sycamore Hill and Chatted
TN"y talked loud and laughed and the
,lor.l lei the conversation he adj
ritt.d that IN" question of direct Pm
ra-irs engaged them a. length. Mr.
Sherman - against direct primaries. VI
Roosevelt L. strong for the measure.
Iongrrssm.n Calder and Cocks and Mr..
Gri-com are deeply Interested IN that
matter ard they impressed Il on IN"
Colonel
The visitors whIred down the hall lat"
~ the afternoon They SAID a few things
g. tho ncwspap-r m"r before they went
away The Colonel heard u ali Not
w.th-tardlng the fact that Mr. Roosevelt
was unusually silent her" Is AN authori-
tAtiV" statement NJ What Was said to-day
concerning tho state situation
Tn. impression was gathered that Mr..
Roosevelt felt that he hal consented very
much against hts inclination To give hIs
aid Il II was desired beiug Tarfectiy well
aware that II he did IL he might 10 held
Accountable for the defeat that might
follow. that the aid was refused IN WAY
that would make ~ look a. II NJ Roose-
welt were making factlonal fight which
could h. construed A. being against ~"
Administration Il ha acted further IN IN"
matter and that "a Mr.. Roosevelt do"s
not deem it either wise or proper to permit
himself to become involved IN such fac
tiona fght his present impression - that
hs will not 60 To IN. convention or take
any part which would render him ne
sponsihle. He has come To- no dshnlt"
conclusion IN the matter but from what
his visitors said his present Judgment
seems 10 10 as Indicated
day Of action always suits the Colonel
Early in the morning he greeted Joseph
q. Thompson. chairman II the Republican
State committee Of Alabama and candi-
date for Governor. and y. +. steele.
secretary IT the state committee They
both hail from Birmin CHAM. MIR Thomp-
son Was nominated ny the Republicans
on July T.. and he hop~s t. i've elect ID
but that WASH Z why he came t. Sagamorr
Hill he said. He cam" ~ a representative
Of the business Mems League of the
Chamber IT Commerce" and informed the
Colonel that # he'd stop 90 and make a
~,
Commerce will pay all Of the Colonels
expenses through Alahama. This would
he on the trip - California MIR Roose-
Welt NAV accept.
The southern Guhsrnatorial candidate
sidsstspp-d "a question as 70 what he
thinSs about the break between Rons.-
Welt and Taft tie wouIdn talk Of that
But h- told a story JIst before he boarded .
"A train.
An old DARBY servant devoted tn
Gen Jack~"n, waited on him IN the .
Generals last hours Right after the !
Generals d-arh a preacher asked Rastus /
II h" thought jackson would 20 u ,
heaven
i dnan know. boss. ef ell 90 foam I
sure. but he can If ne wants -. replied T.
the darby.
Mr. Thompson said that the story eN-
presses exactly ms feelings toward Rouse- .
welt II the Colonel wants - he Prssl-
dent again he can no Its M g. HIM
Mr. Thompson declared The South feels
that way. az any rate Mr. Thompson .
did not asL Mr. Roosevelt u indoors" hum
he said The colonel was saying good
night - th" newspaper men whom he
heard a motor car chugging M the hall.
As IL drew ny % IN" house one spi.d
Lawrence Abbott and Harold Rowland
both Of the Outlook magazine
Aha quoth the Colonel. Two more
machine politicians
NO sald Mr. Abbott iocoSely we
are her" =" know whether YOU desire ic"d
tea or iced coffee for luncheon t"-morr"w.
and laughing huovantly they went In~ld"
To-nigh' Mr. Roosevelt worked over |
bis correspondent" and srs"ch.- lie
received dozens - tsl"Erams from an
parts uf the country seeking - hay" HIM
discuss the breach between HIM and -"
PTesldeut This h" refuses 20 10 ~" Will
have nothing 20 say IN that I'm" Tomorrow
either
The Colonel will 20 - the Ou'look
once and remain thor" until noon to-
morrow Then h" will max" very hrI"f
address Of WELDON" b..fnra m. colored
business mems convention IN the Palm
Garden After luncheon b" will e. 80
Garden IIty ~ lay -" coruer-tou" ~
the new binding erected there by Double
day. Page 4 Go ~" SAID tonight that
he doesn't intend {" discuss Iol'ics IN
town, hut h" may hav"to