The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-07
BARNESPUTWHITMAN
UP, SAYS ROOSEVELT
Colonel \SSails Republican
committeeman in His Home
Town Before 1000.
HITS At BIPARTISANSHIP

,.,.Y. oct Col. roosevelt in Al
r.. ...gu' wound m his days Whiri-
v.... .... through the Hudson Valley. lie
..I..... t.rr 10000 persons at Kingston,
e........-. Crf4til. Athens. Hudson. Troy
and NH.s Uc hammered away all day
a. 1V0.....tu suhssrvicncy to Barnes and
rri,f oil tn" subscrNicuCy Of both to
Qu--
.-....' antiques between the two old
p1...U machines ana thc irresponsible
,.', p...i followed were responsible for
.t. Iuutu revolt I'm the Republican pri-
mt.I.. 1lI %" Hcunessy revolt In the
Democrat. primaries asserted Col.
wye ,1 know that Mr. Barnes will not
eea 20 o., ft, power behind the throne in
hi. state he continued 80 long as he
continues to- b, q Republican National
Committeeman. ! appeal not only to the
p.ugrpsHves. uut 20 the rank ana file Of
he TOO old parties who supported Hin
nan ana 'lcniesey to Keep UP the night
ana io'u tine proerrssives In their effort to
elect Davenport Governor.
"T0c only difference between the fol-
DIVERS ~ Uirwln and IIcnnessy and the
progressvcs IL that we are stil flghtlng.
and Huwtu and Hennessv quiz fighting
al The primaries The only way the COM
o,ne ~ the Two old political machines can
ticket this year
u showed I was willing TO stand for
either Hinntu or Hennessy IL they would
-g1' rot only In the primaries. but right
~ tUI election day 10 overthrow the
Barnes and Murphy machines
Points to Remember.
Those who supported Ilennessy and
H'nmln At the primaries should remember
his sad the Colonel emphatically. MIR
Barnes does not seem 10 understand what
mean when | say that | am opposed 60
re BIPARTISAN combine OF the two old
official machines. mean the bipartisan
jmhno which was formed between the
Ildl auWber Of Republicans and Demo-
ate senators 20 KIN the Hughes direct
binary bill
"Waen / was Governor had plenty OF
eNrer'"nc" with these bipartisan combines.
hsd ono right over the passage OF the
speciai franchise tax law when ReDubli-
IN Speaker tore up my special message
nef0re 10 was read To the Assembly with
ne aDp-pva! ~ the Democratic minority.
seut them second message. remarking
mat the ar-t one had probably been mis-
40 ana adding that II this was not read
would come mp there and read IL myself
rad 20 n-N' the Democratic and Kepub-
ran machines m the State Senate before
WAS su" essful I'm putting Lou Payne out
49, State Superintendent ps Insurance
NJ Barnes likes 10 refer 10 the Pro-
essiv" party as the Democratic aid
pir'y said Mr.. Roosevelt. but want 20
I'll Mr Barnes that he himself Is the
-leat Democratic asset In the nation.
through h.s leadership In New York he
Htnge' 20 %" the great asset of the Dem
Gratis Barnes has just nominated Whit
man for Governor.
Whitman as Tammnny Aid.
"R' accepting the Tammany nomlna-
on for District Attorney last year Whit
nan became the greatest Tammany aid
% that election Whitman was one OF
.." gg-rt Tamminy assets and Barnes.
moving this. picked him out and nomi-
TED whitman for Governor this year.
Now let Mi Barnes ponder in sack
r.lth and ashes why h. q an aid 10
mo Democrats In the nation and Whit
Han an aid 10 Tammany. and let him
e'ract everything he has said about any
ether man being an aid TO the Democratic
party"
Col Roosevelt's invasion OF the hons
- william Barnes attracted to him nj
he Progressive meeting about 1000 men
md women. They waited two hours
and a half for him TO arrive and when
he did he found several thousand waiting
outside the hall for him. He delivered a
speech IN Troy earlier In the evening.