The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-30
ANOTHER GOVERNOR ON
THE ROOSEVELT LIST
Carey Of Wyoming. "What You
Might Call a Progressive"
Drops In.
NOT TO FIRE THE PRAIRIES
{ Coloncl Has No Idea Of Going Speech
making in April or
May.

Col Roosevelt added another Governor
yesterday to his rapidly growing collec.
tion. or perhaps it would be better TO say
that one was added, for the Colonel takes
the position tha, he isn't really collecting
EN-. but that they will drop ia on him and
he's glad TO see them of course. lester.
days Governor is Joseph Maull Carey Of
Wyoming. an old line Republican who be-
came a progressive and was elected in
1910 on the Democratic ticket with in
surgent Republican backing. He won out
10y 5000 ma iority
Mr.. Roosevelt found time YESTERDAY TO
greet AT the Ouiook office a considerable
delegation of Roosevelt boomers. inClud-
ing Gov. Carey. Then he went over 10
Brooklyn with Congressman Redfeld 10
inspect factory and wound mp his dav
with a reception at the house of his sister,
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. He said that no
had been delighted with his trip through
the factory. being greatly Interested. he
reminded the reporters. in helping me
workingman help himself"
But while he enthused over factories
he wouldn't talk about the days sri,t IN
the political mill Was Gov rareys Of
voice in the Wyoming wilderness like that
of Stubbs in Kansas and Glass IN
West Virginia crying Roosevelt for lal?-,
The Colonel wouldn't say. He would siv
that Gov Carey was good Repu5hcaa
in spite of his Democratic hacking ana
what you might call a progressive
4 story that the Colonel would sol our
in April or May on a s3eechmaking trip
ito set the West afire" at the request y
haa Np~ fnrn h. la, Il,
clared for him did move Mr. Roosevr'
10 break his rule not to DISGUISE thlnE,
true or false about him that find thel.
way into print. He said.
1t 5 the first time | ever heard Of IT,
| never thought Of such "A thing"
Wyo.,. was another caller Al the con
tributing editors office After his talk
with the Colonel he like other recent
callers expressed the opinion that Mr.
Roosevelt will accept if nominated He
Is certain to he nominated asserted
Mr., Emerson who has just completed a
reconnaissance Of the Western States.
~and | think he will accept the nomina-
ton"
Mr. Emerson did missionary wor. for
the Republican party in Michigan in 1890
and had charge of the speakers bureau
for the Republican national committee in
1900. He worked for Roosevelt in la0.
but didn't take part III the Taft campaign
He said that the only fault he had 10
find with uCol. Roosevelt was that the
latter stood sponsor for President Taft IN
1905
He felt certain that Gov. Stubbss
statement that Roosevelt while not a
candidate would run if nominated was
a bullseye Col Roosevelt has refused
to discuss Gov. Stubbs's statement, but
Mr.. Emerson said that Col. Roosevelt had
had no criticism TO make Of IT,
r B Howell of Omaha. who may be
q national commit German. also called
He said he was quite sure that Mr. Rooss-
welt : name will remain on the Nebraska
Presidential primary ballot.
Other visitors were James Bronson
REYNOLDS. who was member Of the
special Presidential commission 10 IN
veEtlg gate the Chicago stockyards in 1900
and eN-Assstant District Attorney Moore
of Philadelphia
II was nearly o'clock when the Colonel
having inspected factory, received ms
political visitors. taken a whack AZ ths
contributing editors job and part in
the reception at his sisters house, saw
the reporters and called it day He
said that he would put in a regular working
day AT his outlook desk to-day and then
go to Sycamore Hill and stay there until
Friday II he expects any more Gov-r-
nors he wouldn't say 90.