The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-08
ROOSEVELT WON'T BOLT
IF THEY ACT HONESTLY
Not Disturbed by Result of Lon.
test Over Alabama
Delegates.
FINDS ONE IN NEW YORK
As to Going to Chicago. IT, saws
He Isn't Going to start
Next Wednesday.

OYSTER BAT. June to tho many
callers who presented themselves at ,hr
Outlook Office to-day. twiths'andlnr
the fact that Col. Roosevelt had no, aj
lowed his intention Of going into town
to become generally known. there was
no evidence that the outcome of the
first days session OF the national COM
mittee had lowered his confidence in the
final result. Nor was there any ndica.
tion that he did not still wholly rely On tho
ability OF his lieutenants TO protect hi,
interests in the preconventiou manpnvre
at Chicago. He denied the persistent
rnmors from that city that he is expected
to arrive there on next Wednesday.
The results Of the Alabama contest
disturbed the Colonel not al all. "One
district thought was for me-" he said.
but told my mana gers when thev
went to Chicag 60 that did not expec,
one delegate contest to be deicded for
me which I was not entitled to. Jus,ica
want. but no more than justice. ! want
no delegates which are not mine by right
Here the Colonel complacently pro-
duced from pocket his own private tally
of delegates. the sheet which il supposed
to show where that reserve strength lies
about which his advcrsaries are guessing.
With a whimsical apology he very pr,.
IDENTIFY covered with an envelope all save
one line which he permitted to be read
Alabama %. Roosevelt 2.
haven't even counted on any Of the other :
districts for which they were contes,ing .
to-day" he said "buti then don't kntv
anything about the cases. have left
the details to my men"
When the present situation in Chicago
in connection with the plan Of the Taft
men to impose upon each delegate before
he is permitted to take his seat the same
obligations which Senator Conkling forced
upon the Republican convention Of $3.50
to prevent bolt was mentioned to the
ex-President he did not say that he had
no intention of boiling What he did saw
was: If they act honestly there will be no
occasion for any one TO bolt" and this
he seemed TO think called for nothing
further.
One incident which occurred durin,
the dav seemed TO please the Colonel
immensely "You know" he explained.
we haven't counted upon any from tie
Borough OF Manhattan a deleg,'.
Judge Charles Murray has just ralle
and he insists that he is for me. T lav"
heard he said. that you haven't rut
/ mo Ioxvp S/, ;uSt mo Il, .,
am for you.
Before going out TO- luncheon with +,
A. Van Valkenburg James r. Garfield
and his SON. Theodore. MIR. Rocsev, u
! held an informal reception in the oorri6cr.
shaking hands with some o' his supporters
Among these who gathered about hi3i
We're DIRECTOR Sainnei NC, ue LINDSAY ~
.I!e .aIncsie ouiiua oenooi ot ~
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| cer,;.; -, ,S 81 ,"' P Ss
uor,ar Eolis az tho St.,o a,hor;,iss IA
Soc;a,y Thcy had ;,,St omarcod ,rn,n
n conference in the Contributing Iditor,
study which was thus summed M hv
Secretary Folks.
~ crJlcd.s.,, coi ksc y<y .:~.s.ibrt
a draft Of several T.@lss for consider
'ion in connection with the framing of .
national Republican platform. These r'arss
are intended to give definite form to tie
| convention of social and industrial Justice.
which col Roosevelt has made the dom
nant issue in his camraign. They declare
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