The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-05
He Declares Judge Werner
Asked for Progressive
Nomination.
"uULN WORD" FOR BARNES
Flatl, COntradicts His state
mcnt Of a Deal With the
Democrats.


holt steamship vandyck Yesterday Just
before she carried him or for rix
months trip in South America. emphati-
ally asserted that he stood BY his criti-
ism Of the foreign policy Of the Taft
eud Wilson Administrations contained In
mat part of his speech which he prepared
.or the Progressive farewell dinner but
winch he did not deliver. FIe made II clear
that he didn't intend to back water on his
..ticism OF the present Administrators
Mexican policy. While he explained that
was through an error that typewrit-
;en copies OF the speech had been sent
out 10 the newspapers he expressed graft
.,ation that THE Sus had given publicity
10 his views.
'Trr SrN was perfectly right in print
ng the undelivered part of my speech.
ne said Il had intended to say all that
vas in the copy. but having finished writ
us my speech discovered that I had
,eallv written two speeches. one on my
south American trip and the foreign
policy and one OH the Progressive prin-
mics I was told that my tim" would
"a. limited at the dinner and 20 decided 10
CIV. the Progressive speech as most ht-
ing 10 the occasio aud to say the othe''
.h,nss when | got back from this trip.
Some one blundered and gave OUT the
whole speech. but it's all right an" III
.lad il was printed.
Vnkes shot At Werner.
rne colonel spent busy hour PRIOR
70 ,h. sailing of the Nandyck' "es''e.
.,anling by his guns in his cr'''c'S'' w
- Presidential successors he explained
t,s attack on Judge william y. werner
-, poches,er. Republican candidate i"'
,,,iof Judge OF the Court of Appeals ap'
.,''a ,,a short and ugly word to william
-o,,nss chairman Of the Repub'fcah S'A''
,ornmit,ee posed for moving picture ""s
,,m.ra men. talked birds. peas's ""o
shes with naturaiists: sorted his iss'
.,au and incidentally said good-"y 10 '"'
ANY friends who had come down 10 Se'
MN off. :. III,
After a brief breathing spell IN n''
hin Mr. Roosevelt sent for the news
.. MON II was to be merely re
.u of his reporter friends, the S"'o''e
lad announced, hut when MS at'""."'
,as called TO statements that nc NAV
,Iayed false with Judge Werner t"e P''
,.ssion was halted. The Colonel sHapp.'
MS laws. Here's what happened ne s"'.
"A Mr.. stern OF Rochester wen' y
,,sd6v Douglas Robinson and toid mn
iudse Werner had said that II ne ma
,hs Ives case before him again he wou''
Aociainp VJuuKe WEI
: ,r had decided that the worN"'a"
mpensation act was uhcohs''u..
called Judge Werner on ths 'e'e'''o"
nd asked him IL what MI s'er" ""'
said was tue. Judge werner s"'"
,.,s hut that he had made the reh'arh p'
..,y asked him IL he was whi'n
r,ato the statement public ana "he'
.s.id ne wasn't l said it was OF 'o us
.,J that could not take his name "e'''
tac Rochester convention.
Co, Roosevelt said that he had no' III
-dcd to pay any attention te we SUI
~u,.,,d during the last few days III"
..e Trosressivcs had sought to maze
, a.a with the Republicans invoN,nk W
..,v,n.siv, Enforcement Of Judge werner
lal idded
want YOU to dwell on the fact 'ha'
o,u,1 .ot have said a word about this ma
mes, nean presented by the other side'
Juose Warners friends, ana w"ho"'
eord Of correction from h,in'
Tie Direct for Darses.
Mr. Barnes got the lie direct mome'
.i.r after Col Roosevelt had been show
statement from the Republican Sta'
L., 1NA
n gh!ch Mr.. Barnes among other Trims
sad
The Democratic state committee wi
.,a,ina,o It's candidates for Judges OF tt
,ourt OF Appcals Tomorrow. 1t Will eith'
+riv ont the secret arrangement ~o'e
vas made with the Progressive party
dominate Judge Seabury, who mas oee
dominated BY the Progrcssives, or 1t vi
hrrak that bargain
That's one OF Barncs's habitual lies
slapped the Colonel, "As matter Of ia
'ncre was no attempt to arrange Tor q
0dorsomcnt with either OF the Old part'e
and when We nominated him Judge Sci
hury declared that he would run wheth'
%. democrats indorsed him or not
70 VAS apparent to the least observil
\ nat the ex-Pres!dent WAS having one
\ o.. "bully' times. He was In high goo
'u.ror aud laughed and jOked In the II
g." Wis Of making statements. while Il
'l' aus pressed about his suite al
,. wards carrying gun cases and scientii
y 'ppVatus trippcd and stumbled amor
II a' e'1wd In the narrow deck psssagewa
! oh Roosevelt was early at the Lar
.pn n Holt Line pier which is almo
.a M shadow OF the Brooklyn Bridge
-" G. side of the river. lie came clio
Va IA. rear wheels OF "A big auto load
~''r camp and held equipment, mark
1'1dore Roosevclrs South Americi
ped djiiun,' and another machine carr
..-, = VAS said. forty to hfty thousal