The sun., 1912-07-12
KINGS THIRD PARTY
SHAPES UP At MEETING
Woodruff Introduces Speakers
Who, Like Himself. Can't
stand Chicago.
PRENDERGAST DOOMED
But Comptroller Says He's Not
Looking Especially for the
GOvernOrship.


troller Prendergast's own district. The
as he sat on the platform.
heard the sonorous launching of three
or four booms for himself IA Governor
on the progressiv. ticket. He announced
when the time came for him to speak
that he was glad there was no doubt cast
upon his interest in the new organizations
but that he was not setting himself up
as one desiring political preferment.
Timothy l. Woodruff was in charge of
the meeting. lie sat with Mr.. Prendcr-
gast at his right and whenever any one
got up to tell how many and what men
such and such an Assembly district would
send to the new provisional committee
OF the Kings county Progrcssives. Mr..
Woodruff would explain to the audience
who the speaker was. and how he had
faithfully served as member Of the Re-
publican county committee. or had been
a lifelong Republican. or had been a
Republican Assemblyman. and how that
particular person could not stand the
goings on at Chicago; hence his partici-
patton in the new party.
Mr.. Woodruff announced that his own
sensibilites had been shocked at Chicago
b.' ,,ora ,,..I;oo,o ,%on III ,r ,n.n'a Ue
deciared in his o,,eniny snccch ,h,, the
new par,y was not talhering the political
ambitions OF any man. but that 1t stood
for new and great political ideals.
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,n ,h. trinaa,, nnn,.n,;,n rno,,,,,rg ~,
action OF the National Committee in plac-
ing upon the temporary roll of the con-
vention the Taft delegates from Texas.
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evarvwhere else if if simnIy ,,counies
snoo. and nrodrcoS No NV h;,o
'p The % ne5pie senerallv have s fsr n long
time resented heinr represented tv others
rather ,b.n being rermitted To- rcrresent
tbomse,ves Wc who have La.r az
The machine have known that this ser,;.
ment has been constantly on the increase
MIR Woodruff then went INFO n long
,ajk in nroise of the Colonel md II, dis
cussion of Gov. Wilson and the latter :
free trade convictions. In this ronnec-
lion he said: Little or nothing is known
ma TO what kind of n Chief Scc,iive of
this great nation of all creeds and races
a man would make who in his writings has
declared himself a free trader and has
made unfair comments on certain Glasses
of foreign orn citizens TO whom the
rapid unbuildnR Of the nation is in n CON
siderable measure due. Shall we elect him
10 the Presidency of the nation. the schol-
arly theorist or the pract zeal. experienced
doer of things Theodore Roosevelt
As soon as Mr. Woodruff stepped back
afferhi sreech was,tinished. Miss Geraldine
Tokaii daughter of Bella Tokaii stood
nm in her place in the gallery. like Mrs
IL A Davis the woman stampcder RI
tho chicago convention and started t,,
sinp n song.
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.he sap, and the crowd ,et ont a sbo,,
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aha fn;shad while tho linton Ran,hrnan
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loose with its in horns '''' '''
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chairman ~ ono of the district de,ega'
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