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HOPE KEEPS BOTH ALIVE,
SAMUEL G. BLYTHE FINDS
Each Side, He Says, Is Going Into To-day's Convention
<-;.,;?;?<, for the Best and Fearine the Worst.
BY SAMUEL O BLYTHE.
(Caprrlcht. ltl* bv Th* Trlbaae Co?pen. i
Chicago. _un# 17.-The Taft men and
UM Roosevelt IDMI *?? e^lng into the
convention to-morrow momtaf, wltb
eacb side boplng for the baal ano each
.ide fearlng tb- worat. Hope. havlm
aptxttm rtarnal ln the hutnan bra?-l
llnea thaw far awaj daya when
ttor Borah laat cut bla halr. haa exU
her rapartorr. and ?" aoln? (1f'uhl* fl,p'
f,rc m ibe numeroua collactlor. ot partl
taa brcMts ln Chlcaf o, ln addltlon tohar
-?et- khown and Juatb i elabrated iprinfa
nf* el courae, would he a drcary
affalr without hope. hut polltlcal Me tor{
Taft leader* and Rooaavall laedera wlth
o?t thla InaplraUon would ba ImpoMl
hl- The ronaaquanca is ,ha' ?"_
?truggle. wbich. 'nn all Ottf best Uterary
Hrhf mv, wlll beeom. htatork ln the
annala of our pofittc* haa developad a
Hre of honers than whom the world has
seen no ?up.riors. Lacklng denntte
knowledge of what wlll be ?hc outcome
of the fight. thev have all turned to the
cMaotatlnr* of hope. alded and abetted
bv a clalming department thal worka
?taadlfy *nd eontlnuoualy an-i clalma
ever*. thlng ln iifht, out of llght or how?
ever sltght.
Thla la perplexing to the itudanl of
the situation. for when it l? dlacovered
that Senator Dixon arnounres flrmly that
Mr. Rooaevelt wlll have Ut volea on the
ballot that ahall deciie whether Mr.
Root> hlgh tenor voice or the claar
barytone of Senator Borah shall ke\note
the oeraslon. nrd immfrliately tharaafter
Mr McKinley ehoiit* to fhe eager world
that Mr. Taft wlll have firin vote? at th***
?am* Imtant. a hurried computatlon
_ho**_ that the ram of these is som*.
hundred vote. more than there nre ln
the convention. and. obvlou-ly. I*avea
Mr La Follette. with his UleTU and rock
bound thirty-six. and Senator Cummins.
wlth his tenarloua ten. votlng for their
favorite som somewhere otitaide?say.
on the r.ase of the Logar statue on the
lake front. Llkewlee, II excitcs tlie iub
plrion that some eminent political man?
ager is fihblng. to say nothing of trying
to get the pot with a amall pah\
Entitled to One More "Think."
Far be lt from me to intimate even
that either of these distinguished Clalm
erB ia exceeding the fast speed limit. I
can only aay. in my opinion. they think
they have this number of votes. but, a:
the reaults will show. both of them will
be entitled to one more long. concen
trated, cohaalve thlnk apiece on Tuesday
or some following day. Btlll, II is well
for them to keep thinking to the bitter
end. The little detail that the sum 0.
their thoughts exceede the sum of the
delegates is of no consequen. e. Theea
_re etrange times. brethren. and it may
bl they have arrangci to pul in a hun?
dred or ?o extra delegntes in order tha*
i. full supply may he on hand.
It certainly would bo annoyin*? to sen
ator Dixon to find his ?"*_ delegates who
wil! atand forever for T. R. shrinking in
number hefor**- hia very eves. and fhe hu
miliaticn of Mr. McKinley would he har
rowing to see if he should observe h'.c
buncb of oT**- l'ading from vlew and
rounding up at about the SOO mark.
Perhar. they have Increaaed 'he siz' .f
the .-onvention?a most Ingenloue man?
ner of provlng their prophenes.
But thai remalna to he seen. What
to-day developed in the way a. great?
est interest was the gradual unfoldlng
of the plan of campaign. Brlefly stated.
the plan of campaign ls this: Fight. Thos*
persons who i ome here expecting to.
partirlpate ln a love f**ast are herehyl
warned that the ad\an.e notlcea 'rnm
both side? announce battle, murder and
sudden d*ath
Bo far as <an he learned Mr.Vlctor Roae?
water intend*- to open the proceedlng.
mlldly. po^sessed <-f a w-ll modulated
\oicf of pleasing tinihic. it |a his inten
tion to atep larwmrd preclieljr al noon
o>. Tuesday. and. after rapplng three
tlmes wlth his gave! say: "Gentlemen.**
That. lt ii understood. Is about as f"*
as Mr. Roaewater wlll advance along
oratorica! llnea. If reports are to be be?
lieved. tbe riot wlll ptart at that mo?
ment. and ln flfteen mlnutes the figbt
lng will he s-eneral along the front.
Puttinq Axes Into Play.
No man e?n tell. lt is said, nha* **? ill
happer One promulgation is that Colo
r?! Roosevelt. having brought hi? trufty
axe from Ojratar Bay, will appear on the
?rene and ehop a few sections out of the
Hon. Wllllam Barnes. of New York,
?while the other side has put lt Ir. cirru
lation that the ferorious Murray Cran*
wlll climb aboard the Ho- Wllllam Flinn
and maeerate hlm in full flew of all
?hne* who are on the spot. Be all thls
il it may, the fart K 'hat there ta not
a coat of mail left |? rhlcago, and va
riou*" statesmen ard patriots ha\*-- rented
flr#, helm*?ts from the sraMant flre Jaddlo*
ln order to protert tl leleM por
tlona Ol thelr anatomie" their head*-.
The appearance of Colonel Roosevelt.
jt has been hruited about Will be the
slgnal fcr a large MCtion of Mr I.illlan
? H'8" iron puddlers from Plttaburgh
to advanfe from the cer.tre of the hall,
t:sing iron canes. v. ith whlcb *he\ have
h?-?n thougbtfullv provided. in a gentle
manlv attempt 10 show the Taft dMe
fhe errors of thelr ways. whlle 250
? '?\. p_| *? en, hard plcked bv Boies
Pearoae from the chicago for**e. wlll i-n
_ea~or to run the puddleis I for Inter
ferinc ln interstate cornmtrto m negro
r.e'eg-.te'-.
Thi*- M ' wlll h? as
-.p.lm ta a summer dav compared lo tho
thrilling ?. *"i"? that will follow tl:
\etit of th.- Rooaevell flooi leader, '
' ' , | HI he oi, l!-.
axudlBI i .irli-imentarv igquiries fiom
?? ,^-v ,,..?? Ur HAdley, it ls said. win
n-murn that he he given llhert or
encujgh delegatea I ' witl -*rong
An Appetizer
K necessary relish for many
a di.h.
LEA t PERRINS'
8AUCE
thc aaiaiNAi wowcaaTiiisMiNt
A perfer t Kea-oninir for Sotip-. Flsh,
all Meet*. Cravlee. *-tc.
Aida THgestUm
learn f>* *?< a** i Sow?, \(cnis, N.Y
preterenee fnr th? latter. ind then -ill
auch ecenee of o?rnage nn have not
been a jtnessed =inr^ the sanguinarv dav
\ahen thflt murderous Klng ot Franee
marcbed ur the hlll and then marehed
gain.
Il ll bound to he horrlble?horrendoui
\*o pan Wlll he able to daMCtibC
thoae frightful aeenes. but ? good many
lypewritera wlll, ao the atory wlll not he
!. t t.-> the rominpr generatlon
Tne altuation, aa William Barnes said on
"**??< . ? afternoon whlle poeing for hia
plcture. with hia finger CUtely tucke.1 up
alongalde hi*. oheek. will he appalling.
The ahrleka for r^ogn'Mon wlll minglf
lh< raucoua rrlea nf "Oal off my
foot!"
But i*. ith that true devotloti to rlut>
tha' marks the alert ohronicler of events
it haa baan arranged bv the newspaper
reporter* that when the enraged patrloti
? lo tear down the Collaeum in order
that th" ooionel ahall have hls rlghts they
(?hall hegin the work of terrlble destruc
tlon X\ the Wabaah avenue end of th*?
structure This wlll <?nahle the pr*=s*
atand to remain on the job for some tlme
before it hecom<--s neceaaary to plung**
Into the fray and di* for s"oh altars and
flr11? as there may he ln atock for dying
for purposes.
Great DeeHa?But What?
Thera wai a strange unre. t You could
feel it ln the air. which, by the way. was
a fine. enlivenlng alr. comlng ln from
over th? lake. No man wa? abl" to fore*
tell what ar. hour might bring forth
Great deeda ware fmmlnent That waa
a elnch. But what great deed?? In an
?weiinf that question all thos* pre*ent
bnpcer] down. All. however. conoeded
there muat be ? riot. Nothing alaa
wouid do.
Picture to youraelf Herhert Hadle\. of
Mlaaouri, who wetghi 130 pound*'. rioting
against Vlctor Roaewater, who weifhi 103
pounda. Romethlng Inevltably muat give
way. It may be what wlll give way will
be Benator Dlxon'a tcmper. or the eolo*
nel's vocabulaiT. or Harry New's smile,
or Charles Wantn Fairbank'a receptlv
ity. bul it uui.t bo something. When
everybody aaya this convention li to be
opened with ? ruall for the police re
serves instead of thf? usual fnvocatlon
what everybody say? must be *o.
Btill, there ia a faint glimmer of hope.
A long experience has tatlght me that
the advertised riot rarely comes off. It
fs barely possible that. desplte th- <lire
predktions of troubla from the start,
this will happen. Mr. Ro.ewater. as
chairman of the Republlean National
.''ommittee, wlll order the roll to be
cailed. the temporary roll. aa evolved by
the fommittee. There will be n protost
from th? floor. and the Rooaevelt floor
leader. ".overnor Hadley, wlll offer as a
BubatltUte a roll that flts in with the
Rooaf* elt ideas of what a temporary- roll
for *hls convention should be.
Then there wlll be a long parliamen
tary wrangl" and an unlimited talkfest,
that mav get exclted, but wlll hardly be
deadl; p.nd finally the convention will
vote one way or another. and the at?
tempt wfll he made to Inducl Blr. Root
into hia k*?ynote nositlon.
lf is barelv po-sible that the Thlrd
commandment v.iil suffer more fractures
than the heada or arm*. and it may be
blckering wfH ba mor* ennversational
than critlcal.
But lhe prudent managers of the con?
vention ha\e provided for every con
tingency, save tho hlfhly Important one
of gettlng car muffl for tha patient dele
gatea wbo must sit and ijaten to the
flow of talk. 'If.' say the Tafi men.
Rooseveltera attempt to strong arm
this convention they will find that we
have made preparation* to meet that
contfn**ency or any othar that may mi
aue." And following this comea the stern
declaration of the Roosevelt peopie thit
they wlll 'have thejr rigrits.'
Ca'ls Situation a Stsnd-off.
Thw about a stand-off The
Tafters ara prepared and the ftooo*.
vaHara are portentoua. Petwfe*-n the
two. the chance? are there will be a rtgh*
.llvely aeaaion of tha convention, but, al
ihough hazardinz.ls partlCularly perilous
and fraught wlth great danger at this
nm*-. I hazard the pra-diotion. neverth*'
le68. there will be but a mOdiCtim Of
bloodahad and not enough danfferougly
wounded to keep th*5 ambulancea nusy.
It is quite true an obatreparoua dHegate
or two may be thrown from th*- hall, but
care wfll be taken to throw th*m on 'he
aofteal parl of tba street. so the damnge
to hot]n atraat and delegate ma; be re?
duced to a minimurn.
So much for that. As for the general
situation. it has not rhanged alnce there
was a situation Taft and Roosevelt
each have a number "f votes. but nejther
knows exactb bow many vote- i,? nas
nor how man" votes the other . ide haa.
Th* human equatlon pravents ahsoiute
knowledge Tha La Follette men and
th* Cummina m?n are atandlng flrm v->
n-aroua peraona are Btill buay on a plan
10 *et i third man Each side prof<
confldence hut neither side has anv con?
fldence becauaa nelther side has preciee
information thnt coveri the entire
ground
AnyCblQg mav --ome oul of th,-*t situa?
tion on Tneaday II mr,*. evolve iuto ?
abowdown tha' wfj] bring ?bout the
naming either of Rooaafalt or Taft i.(rrr
n the week II maj bring about a con
dltlon 'hat vi ilI cause a Roosevelt bolt.
It mav lipse into fl i0ng. talkative f\
Clt*d ^tniKgle '.vlfh a voto snmewher..
at *b* end of it H la almoat sure to
provoka hot. e>, jted. rernminatory de
bate. and there ls not much doubt ther*
.?iii tx areat confualon, eapeclally it tha
.?.riy pf'tgo:- of the ^roceedlnga.
Evarything la up t*. the delefatga noa
About all the nnnlpu'atlng that can be
don*' has^beep done. p^nding a show of
What earh rld>? II 'trlvlng to do ir- to
hold what |t has and get what extra
Bfrfrgtb it can Ea<-h faction is ner
vouHv ao ,'iltjng thr- c>utcome No OM
knows what *\l!l happen All prophets
gbne out of buslness. except for
purpoaea of holding wavering brethren
ln lin?" It might be sald thnt the con
tendlng forcea ar^ resting on their arms,
bul thai WOUldn't be strjctly true. What
the opposing forcea are resting on al
the present tlme ia their nerve. and there
?n a lol ff them at that who are noiif
too llberally supplied with lt? which
stateme.it is reepectfull) rafarrad <o
\ari*"'us vrandatandai pv footara,
lightniug roddera and foui Ouahen ?i>"
.-iri' poatng agara aiul l.-auors in
tho preaent .risis.
ILLINOIS DELEGATES SPLIT
Roosevelt Unable to Hold All
Against Senator Root.
i' hirago. June 11 -Colonel Roose\elt and
hls utai-T spent much time to-day In cntrlni*
the flght on Mr. Root. th* colonel golng
_o far as to anp*?ar before the Illinois
delegatlon In peraon and make i ltr.-ct
appeal to hls flfty-six Inatnieted de|**aat->
to vote against fhe Taft .-andldaf* for pre
sidmg offlcer
It was reported hiter that twentj o* tl *
Illinois delegates instructed for Roosevelt
would vote for Mr. Root. Governor D-n-'n
denied this. and aeaerted that noi mrre
than eight of the delepatlon WOUM BUPP "'
tl t New York 8?nator
The Illinois caticoa WM a long one.
Colenel Roose-.e]t li said to have iddreeeed
Qovernor Peneen polntedlv and to have
told him he arould he held pereon-Jly re
?ponalble for th*- rondoct of hls dei.-gatton
,\t n secnd caucua to-night forty-one
members of the Illinois delegatlon voted fo
-t any candldate foi temporary chair?
man presented hy the Roosevelt faetlon. lt
*-aa ar-snmed thal the candldate arould h*
Senator Borah. Bla voted ln fava of
Senator Root, four dld not -."'f' -in'' even
were ahsent
MEN TO PASS ON ROLL
Members of Credentials Com?
mittee So Far Chosen.
Chicago, lune 17.?Membera *.f the Cra
dentlala Commlttea of th? Republican !*??
tional '.'onventlon were sele.-t'-.l to-day at
mosi of the state caucuses. Some of the
s'aiet. dld not name delegates to aerve on
."redentlals commlttee. Thes.- va
ea wlll probably be fllled before the
entJon completea ns work. Those ro
far named are
A:iMrai- AlevanoT C| u i tabi-<*-_.
i;ir, h New leraej J Boya
..rliona? Robert E Avl*
Morriaon Ne* Mealco Huie> >??
Arkaneea ??- D*r'*_ , ,. a
,rnia?Francli J New *iork--'.enr_e k
lierte*.. ???bJ
relorado- Thoiua.. H North < aiollna - < H
levine. ' ''owles.
i Henry N rth Pako'-i- " a
Korahe.-k. Lauda .
Delaware Edmund Ohlo -John J .-'iiii\*-n
Mltchell Okinhoma- Danlel Noi
F'.ortda?M B McFar
beorala- Henrv Blun Pennsylvania I, ?*??
Mll hell.
I.alio?C. St. Clair Rhod< IMan.1
Ulinoia?R. R. McCor Bouth CaVollna
mtck. Dakota B \
lndiana J. A H?mon Rav
?a> .." Jonn ii
lowa- J A Pevitt. Earl)
K?n>s. Ti-xa-- -C A Warnk*
Kentueky- ' *-h *.viui*.m Bpry.
__.iii-.lana w i. Cotaan Verni ni J wa:
Malnc '? iM M -Ibbj ley.
Maryland?Edward <* Virginia L V euai
t'arrington "v ts
Maauchuaetti Waahlngton "A.T.Do*
Ml-Mgai. T W At- ell.
?oo7. |W_el Virginia Manv
Mtnnesoia M Igtl ' Bha*
Halt'it WTaconeln
MlaaU-elppI-?.B.Moea i w>.hiiIhk k. w Mon
I.,- <1<UI
,rj jtnee Tolltt Al??kn Loula P Bhara
Dlatrlel of ? olumbla
Sebraaka?H E Sact
.,, Mlanyll I'hnrl*" A
Nevada W. W Wlll?
lam'. Phlllpplntf
tiOm iUmpPr.j.. 1;'(1 r. .!?? if.--..
NEW NATION'AL COMMITTEE
Republican Delegations in Chi?
cago Name Members.
Chicago, June IT.* Membera of the new
Republican National Committee -er _M
le. led at caucuaea of the rarioua atate dele
f.ations In meetings through the _?y nd
nlghl. ln aome inatanreg the delegatea
poetponed the ^election untll Just before the
convention meets to-morrow, ainl some nia>
not b* elected untll the closlng daya of th*
? onventlon The iist of thoae n***w- electi d I
Alabama-T P F?r Na? Jaraaj Bredea D
Whltltif
Ariaona-R a I p h M v- Mexloo .-oiomon
. .'mn I.<m? ,
Arkautas? IN ' Tork
rnla- Meyer t.im N<?th < amltna tti? ti
~?r I mond P?nr?nn
?do?aimoa Oa_-lNortb P-.io-.ta-The,,. ai
irenhelm r M?r?hal!
C<_nn*Ktlr_t??Chai l* , Ohio Waiter J. Brown
Hn-,->k**r ihoma Qeom i
Delawara - T. colvin. i Pri?anv
Florlda-'H * n r > I Ore,_n---?.,,,??
Cbubh Punmylva-U Ui. i*m
<;v)r'ala H e n r v 9. Hlnn
J- k*on.
I.aho- John ? . Ha"
i *v,?. - ni Doki ' ? '
lndiana - J a rn ? i P 1 horaea
Goodrich TenneMe
lowa J T Adams Tex^a- ll p McOrecot
Kar,M?~- t i :h *' i: I ??
K?ntuckv - '? erti onl t L, 1 ?
r. i.i.!?n? Vlralnla 'Alreri M
Matno Frederiel H?i? Martin
Maryland??W. 2 Saek Wai Ingt ?- v
...n ! ? alm
Mai , u-etta "? ' vuginla
Ml-hlgan fherl* mour Edwa *
Va?en ,v
.,,,_ i v Ca? Wyi mlna ?a?orf< K
.. .]? tna
M MtMlPl i "' H A nnkn "?' j'" ''
Mortley ? leford
Mlaaourl T><vn,- ' Dlrtriet et < "lnrnM*
Irlnfhaua
n. ? ,:? < hariea A
SnoTAPkA- f:. h. Ilo*
PhtHi>- '
Nevada?H I1 MasaMi Porto Rlco
Hampthli. '1 ?' '
W E?tabr*> '
PRESIDENT TAFT CHEERFUL
Convinced. of Nomination. He
Spends Day U Usual.
Washlngton. .lune 17 -lallerf al the
Vhlte House to-day never could hava
meased from Preaidenl T-ft'a mannei oi
appearunce that the Republican Katl.I
Convention, whl'-h ls t*. pa*? on hi* randl
?lacv for renomliiation. ls onh ? few houra
away Som*- ot the Pre-ldent'.? viaitnra
t\ho had not seen hlm for ?e?i
mrprise at hls eheerfulntai and ligor, and
aORM of those Who e_pecte*l to hei, r 'Tim
talk polltica came away diaappointed Untll
luncheon time the Preaidenl attend* te
the busineaa of hla offlce. ofttlmea alth a
amlra or a laugh.
The preaident'a intens** Intereal In ihe
outcome of th? convention waa not lacklng,
bnf he deelared thal ha arai eonrlnced
that he would be nomlnated and wlth thnt
etlon he rpent the dav Juet u he has
kpenl hundreds of other1
BAY RTATF, TN nF.AM.OCK
Maguehtnetti Delefttw Lfl fnr Taft
and IR for RooB'-veK.
Chicago, June H Atl ipperentl- i
ieadlock exists in the Ifaaaachuaetl
delegation, wlth elghtean delegatea llned
up for Tafi an I ? Ighteen for R" -
T\k<j caucuaei aera held to-day, \>ithotu
result, ti-.e two sldea belm unable I
together ?n en* propoaltlon Anothet
meeting -5- ache* iled to ba held to-morrow
mornlng.
t?at to ' j r\A:- on the nro|i-'-.l -I
th? Taft dei-.it.--a to eleet Benator \\
Murrav Crane aa national eommltteeman,
The Roosevelt delegatea were agreeahle li
thii aelectlop provided thej were nllowed
to nam ? the rtate'i memhei ol lha cre
.entlali committe* Tho Tan aupporteri
noulri enter Inte no such agi?*e:n*-nt. and
the .ituation waa unchanged when the
meetint adjourned _
"FINGEY" CONNERS'8 TRIBUT.
Dcmocrat Illuminatcr Yacht in Honor
nf Republican Convention.
f'htrago. .lune 17 -"Flngey" ?"**inners. Who
tpr-ot aomi atrenuoua ireara ta '-hairman
ct the Democratic State rommlttee of \. ??
lork Maw into the corridor of th' ron
aiaaa rlotal to-da. Aa ha al.I 'ooking
o\er the aurglnf crowd of Rooaevell ahout
ers and Othera "Tim' Woodruff caaaa
along
"Well, aren l rou a llttla oul of place
here"' remarked "Tim "
?| Iust naturallv like to be around when
?a good acrap ls golng on," said "flngey
with ? ?tin. "and could nol ke.-p awa)
"Whata voui predlctlont" in<*iuli*ed aov.
eral of the group.
??Well, lt looks lo n.e like a hoas ra*-e.
all right," f-ald "Flngey." in-lng the ex
preaaioa he made famous when he waa
runnlng the dlsastrous campaign of btwil
Stuyveaant i"*hanler against rharlea 1'.
Hughea for CJovernor
Hngey" came over from Buffalo m his
m \^ steam yaeht. the Marv Ann. maklna
tlie trip tn .*.:. houra, he *.hI*i To-alghi tha
Mar. Ann ih inoorerl ln front of Ihe An.l'
torlum, decked arith lighta from ateni U
stern. the tilliute of a Democrftt lo the
!;i ana aatcmbled here.
LIGHTER SIDE OF FIGHT
TO WIN THE PRESIDENCY
ina n ntaMCorroapfoyaomi ai Tha Wkwm ,|
Chicago, June n.
TO LEAVE WOODRUrrS ROOMB
When John W. Hutchinson. .ir.. heard tha
"Tlm ' Woodruff had deserted tlu Taft
cauae, he exclalmed:
i gueaa i had better telegraph right to
NVw York and have the efWcts of tlie Ka.-t
rrn branch of the national bureau taken ?UI
nf Tlma' offlee,. Thai is wJongere
place fnr us. BlthOUgh Mr WoonrufT was
? ?pe ot the organlr.ers of the btanch.
The bureau of whlch Mr Hutchinson waa
thr director 0"cupies -noins I" ?l,p ******
ot tha Jamea eatate ln the Cambrlogo Bulld?
lng Mr Woodruff Is president of the com?
pany. hut the bureau is not indehted to
hlm in any way. as lt ls und*rs,"od they
nald S10> h month for the routn?.
QUBASON WARNR WOODBOEF. La
rayetta B GMaeon. of th" Kew I'ork State
committee mat aomewhal hored on ?ntur*
nay llstenlng to the Roosevelt talk hv
Woodruff That was before the Klnga
? ounty man had actually aecompUebed hls
"fop "
"Tou'd better he eareful nbout Jumplng
on that bandwogan." a-M "Lafe." "Il Aay
seem flne for a ttflM, hut before the rlde Is
over I am afraid that the Colonel wlll be a
slck man.1 and we will have to turn nt
and be nurses for hlm "
PATN IN n.w CJI/lTf-ES- "Loo" Paya.
the grlzzlcd vc-ran of mnnv conven'iona.
I** attractlng attention because of the youth
ful ehara. ler of his dress, whleh is ln
slranga contrast with hls gray he.-.rd Ifa II
wearing a mouae coiored suit artth tan
shoea, a low cut aralatcoat wtth big pwl
Htuds. and a whlte strlng tle wlth purpl"
stripes. On hls handa he Is careful to keep
ltght gray silk glovee Repreeentatt-e ?'
Van Vechten Olcott remarked to him to
day: "Say. ?Lon.' I just heard a heautiful
lady aay thal you were the hest dreeeed
tr.&n ln Chicago."
Mr Paya playfully alapped Mr ni.ott oa
tbe back as if to depreeata the eompllnient
but henmed wlth pleasure
PINCHOT ALMO-T PLOP??Amea R V.
Pinrhot, Wbo ls no leaa ? Roosevelt en
thuBiaal than Ma brothei OtlTord, wander. -i
mt.. tho corrldor *.r the personal headquar
tera of winiam Barnce, Jr., thi" morntna.
ihlnking lt was th? state headquartera.
".ilm" Wadeworth, formerly ?peakar, took
him by tl.e arm and dragged him In. where
1. found himself BUtTOUnded by a Tafl
rordOfl Thev procee.led to putnp hlm full
Of Taft enthuslAsm and almost BOCCaeded in
gettlng hls Roosevelt badge
WARD'I ofATS DISTURBING There
in much eomplalnt aboul the way William
i, Ward has been giving out the conven?
tion tlrket- to the delegatea As state e.,-,.
mltteeman ?nre "r ,h* ,;'kr" f"r
the tien Tork men On laturdei ll ara ?
announced the ttckata wouid be dlatrlbuted
nt Mr Warda room al I "'< ?" k esteiilav
afternoon Otto T Bannard aad other dele?
gatea went to the roorn and aratted around
ln ihe corrldor for noarly two houra Al
nt\ of th.it time there w.is IM Mr
ward i.ut a cierk appeared wltl a bag, ln
?,??? ihe badgea and tlekeU f< i lha
Indivldual seats of the delegatea Bul there
were no vlattora' aaata for the gallerlee.
To -is- Mr Ward annduncad that b< had
enly nlnaty vtettom* aaata, whlch maana
, h for tba delegatea and none for the
Blternata boam delegatea Iblnl
Rooaevell forcea have aome of the ticketa
thai ahould have gone to them
vn-- NOIBE BTIRRINQ Ona ef 'he
waltara In the Congreaa Hotel this morning
dropped a trayful of erockarj wlth ? l
. glmultaneoualy ? half doaeu peopie
m varloua partt of the i.i apraag lo
theb feet. crying. There'a Teddyl
BRYAN PRAIf_5 BARNBB Wllllam
lenntnga Bryan ona tlma Demo. ratl. P ?
date and ?? poaalbilltj for this
.i Baltimore arho la Intervlawlng Ra
publ ? ' newepapa
Blind Senator Strongly Urges
Nomination of the Governor
of New Jersey.
SMALL. BOOM FOR GAYNOR
Not Known in Baltimore if Mur?
phy Is Behind tho Mayor
No Contest in Sigh<
0*'or Ch'iirmanship.
. r* Telegraph to Tba Trlbu ?
i . , june 17 That the independ
em preaa ..nd auffraga wlll ba 'he atrong
aiement In the eampaign for Oovernor
Wondro** tVllaon la the keynote Joaephua
i Nmth CaroMna flrst broughl
It oul atrong that Independenl thought
Kftuld derlda the laaue both In the r"?
n and in the general election. The
v l|ann i.'i followed ll wIth fl r? 19
aartion of lha Independenl idea, and ''??
the Mind B< n*i "' from ' dilahoma
Thomei f' Gore, who wiii aecond tne nom?
lnatlon of the jara ? Oovar. iaM
it wlll be tne eryatalllaatlon of independ
,.,,, ihoughi and 'he aupport of the Imie
,?.,,,I. ,.t on i 'hat wiii nomlnata ind eie. t
U'llaon foi whom the Okla.i delegathm
hai beer aolldly Inatmcted We peopb'
, i w< -; are progreaalve almost t?> tn*
roin' of radlcallam t>">r i-ef..re Roope
? t--t gn\i Mie country hls brand ot
grei iveneaa Wllllani .lennman Hr* ,
E,,un'led ti" hnttle rall, on whlch ?*? noni
luated hini three times lf ???? cannot glvt*
ii rountrj h Weatern nian. then ?. in
tlat 'ip'-n progreaalveneaa in in*- Kaatern
wilson i" progreeelve "nd independent,
and ?lth hU progreBBlveneaa he is conaer
vatlv, ai 'i |udl. I< ns He haa the confldan.-e
?t the beat thought In 'he partv and r,,r\
.-.?I the BUPPOrt Of 'he itulependent-. uho
are the balin.e of poaver thl<- ""r. nn in
dl* ata-d "v ?he Hinflll ^"'e ll lhe piimatl
lu stetes where prtmariea *er? held Wlth
Wilaon fl' our Presldentlal nominee ninl .'
Weatern man ta se.ond pla<e. ?*? wouid
rarr* tha i ountry.
it i<* anderatopd tha' the ganator In ?"?
ond'ng the nomlnatlon of Wilson wlll -tflf
what the West wnnt? Mie platform te bt
The Henator faVOTB tarlff reduetlon
~rift ,. phk*. for on> Democrat to baat,
_a> the Wilson hoomers. but \\ INon is the
only De_00cral who can defeat R"ose\.lt
Whlle the Clarh peopie seem 10 favOT
Theodore Rell, *if .'allfornla. for temporarj
chairman. th*' WilHoniten ara Btill stand
ing nat" for Senator 0*Oot*man
Not Much Stock in Gaynor Boom
Ibe Wilson men ?lo not take much stork
t,, thf Oayncr boom. kranched here to-nlgbi
lacob*Cantor and others, of N?w Vork.
at a dinner given by the Raltlmore <);\\tuji
League.orgaalaed by the New Voik friemi?
of |be Mayor. Nelther do th* repr*^entH
tivea of the otber candldatea attaoh Impor
tan'-e to It I haiiinan Ma'-k httlA he didn't
think lhe New Y.irk nrx.inlzation was back
r.f tiie move. Tln- .',a>nor bOOCB wlll. It ia
belleved by aome <>f the wise men here. ba
,,lit\..il Hgainat cerlHln othei candldnteta.
aiiU th' BBJ lhe only ilwirr f*>i .iavnor
is in the event af ? lenRthj daadlock h*
tween Wtlaon and Harmon a.t t'laila.
Whether the movement ln heluilf ol
Mayor Oayaae la belng epeeuraged b>
1 Charl'a F. Murphy, leader ol Tamni.ni>
dicate just Hkf a regular garden varietvr ?f
1 reporter, was seated ln a corner of the M<
Kln'ley quarters wlth Secretary Hlll-B thll
afternoon. Both had thelr heads together In
.arnest cnversHtion when Wllllam Rarnes.
Jr.. buatled In. He plared hll hand on tha
?hould.-t of the secretary. wlth an apnlosO
for the lntenuptlon. Mr. Bryan looked '*?'
in annoyance to m" who had hroken ln.
Mr. Barnea held out hls hand as Mr. HIHOB
said: "Mr. Harnes. of New Vork. Mr.
Bryan." The latter loekai up with one <
hia quizzlcal smlles and a glaif" thnt
seemed to go through and through the N* w
Vork state ehalrman. Then he baul:
And is thls Mr. Barnes. of New Yo*1
Why, vou don'l loob half aa wicked as
had' heen led to believe." and he patted
Mr. Barnes on the ahoulder in a benetolenl
sort of wa>.
M.iRK HATS THAN ? 'I.OTHES-I>e
acrlMng the roftuma of Mrs Alice Roose?
velt l.ongworth ls not golng to ba a ino
mentoua matter if present condltlons pra
vail throughout the conventioti. AU "ne
wiii be called on fi say ls. "She erotn a
?lmple. dark colored. tailored dress of
?wagger cuf and then go after her hat
recordinc lt in all of Its gorgeous ramin.
catlone. Brery Invitation ?<> her and the
Representatlve. her husband, ls aeeepted
arlth th. provlslon Insertcd. "If I <*nn come
ln a tailored dress.-'
For. while Mrs. __ongw-rth*a hat iruna
arrlved in good condition. contalni-g eiKht
sepnrate creatlons. the trunk wlth Other
tlnery has not appenred.
UOMKN BTUDYINO POLITICB. -Mlaa
Margaret Wllliams. who spoke for a score
of CaUfornla ?r-men who accompanled tba
|two women delegatea from the Oolden Btata
to the conveniion. dedared tbe Buffraglata
(were more Intereated In atudylng polltlca
than they were in gaining .idmisslon to Ihe
'convention.
? -We hava Just been given the right to
vote." aald Mlaa Wllllama, "and. of eoum
iwe are exdted about It. We would all
'like to he admltted Into the convention hall.
I,ut that ls onlv a side Issue wlth us. V\ e
!;irc here primarily to mlngle wlth polltl?
clana and learn polltlca, and we can study
; that withoul seeing the real -_*Mam?.i oi
I ih>- convention hall."
VOCNUKST ll'? .SKVF.t-T M< ? iMKH
'v femlntne "fan" of tha .onventlon. who
.arrlved to-dav. ls Mlss Margaret Pavls
! Hundley. three years old. who came ln the
'mornlng f.o.n UM South wlth h-r negro
"nanrny" becauaa her parenta, Mr and
Mra Oscar Hundley. were so homeal-'k for
har that they w.-re ..bliged to brlng her up
from Alabama to k'-ep them ln cheer dur
?ing the convention Bha has heen holding
court si,,.*' he.- arrival in the lobby of tha
nongraaa Hotel, and dletlngulahed atatea
?..? have atopped ta pay he,- homaga Mr
Hundley was on. the conteetini dale.
? l| -.-;. t ? ? 1
ll W TAFT CONflDBMT Only thls."
aaid Heriry W Taft, brother of tha Preal
dent, arhen asked Immediately after hta
arrival to-day from N* -w Y-.rk whether
he ha*l anv comiu'iit t.. make on the
situation. only this that I think BOtne
h.Kiv Is llkely to bo nomlnated on the flr-t
ballot if aomebod) doea nol ateal aome
thing from aomebod)
Mr Taft was In excellent xplrlts ard aald
that he was not In the Wst w.,rrio*l OVOI
the prospects of tbe Taft family.
i.imit !"<>r OEOROIANi?Th< Oeorgta
delegatea, who more than those of anv
otbei st.it- have been the Bubjecl of cop.
1 tention. rama lo the ellmaa of thelr ea*
^perlences h> Retttnit into a tralti ?rwk Just
an ttie> were entrrlng CtllCagO 0_M Of
th-ni was so Isa.llv Injur-'l thaf he li.id 10
he taken to a hospital Another, whoae
kneecap was hroken an*l who was othcr
iriae battered, hobbled Into the Taft head
, .piarters t*> expreaa hia Indtfnatlon al tha
auggeatlon that he had ' ?..ne ov?*r " "I
, ? , buated Itnae," he -aid. hut i would
hav- ome up here t" rota f*>i Tafi if
i ha?i both leaja I roken ' ?
! Hall, COUld not t.e learned here. hut those'
I dlreotlni lha candldacy of Oovernoi Wil
?un aald ihej had been lnformed that Mur
phj wa- of tha oplnlon that N*-w Vork
ahould make m. cbotci for Preaidenl untll
j after the Chloago convention.
\ boom for Oovernoi' foaa ??? launchad
hv Krank Hendrtek. of \>w York. who aald
thal the Oovernoi - name mlghl nol be
'taken up Untll tba -?' <>n<1 ballot Mr H-n
'dtick said that (.overnor l-'oss s platform
tbe Immedlate reductlon of Ihe tariff
? u*i ie, |pro< Ity with Canada
\*ll etents of Speak* X ' haiip Clark foT
the Pte. hientiai nominatlon came ..ut open
11) here to-da) and made u known thal
the) arould make no fight on tha temporary
I rhalrmanahlp and lhal am man arorthy ol
the ofllCe woul.i be ,^i.,:ill. to tll.-tll.
Seata ot the Clark poaltlon on the ten>
porary rhalrmanahlp araa made known by
Senator Btone, <>f Mlaaourt, the leader
.f ii.. i larh forcaa on the convention door
Benator Stone came ove,- from Waahlngton
and ronferred with Chalraaan Mach and
? ?i hei i onmiitt* einen
No Meddlinq with Tv-vo-T'nirds Rule.
Benatoi Btona aald thal while he ne
Heved thal nlne oul <*f ten Dernorrata
were for the abrogatlon of tha two-thlrda
j i iti?- for nominatlon he did pol believe
thal there would be an* action take,, tow
! ani ita ahollahmenl al ihla convention.
The hlgh coal nf ll' Iftg ls to he one of
i the principal planka ln the Oemocratlc
1 platform National rommlttaemea Bay
| this is ni is.sii.. affectini erory one allko,
Land ilr*-ad. tha Conaumera' Leagua has
Urged that ihe partv take deflnltO action
on the queatlon iti its platform, Juat what
, form this plank wiu tak>- hus nol been In
I dlcated, bul 'he Democratic leaders s_v
II will ,,.ine tn for the rloeeel i-onMl'ler.'l
! tlon hv me reaolutlona commlttee
Benatoi Cubaraan, of Teiaa, araa In Hh)
tlmora to <Ih\ t,-> io,,k after the aceommo
datlona of one hundred Wlloon boomera
arho are comlng up from Texas. Diacuaa*
IliK 'he qUeatiOll Of whether the fwo
thlrda rule ahould ba changed, Benatoi
<'ulhei son said.
The rnle should stand at the present
ronventlon lf it ls tn i,e ,-hatiKeii it
should he taken up al 'his convention,dla
rueaed end then placed before the Hemo
crata of the country, st;tt* i,\ state. for
theli d-clalon Tha mie should nol be
'?hanaed unleaa II Ik ratilled bj the Denv
ocrata of the majorlt) of tue states.
\ orueeda against pickpocket.s and
ihleve* who are vvaitlnK to prey upon
the eonvention erowde is to t.e started
earl. next week by the police, who pian
I.. arreet all crooka and h..i.i them la *'iii
until the convention la over Out-of-town
crooka wlll bc Identifled bj police broughl
here from other .Itles
' HOUN' DAWO ' FOR CLARK
California Delegates Bringing Wine,
Frnit and Mascots to Baltimore.
Kan Fran.lsco. ,lune 17. The ralifornia
Democratic delegates left liere to-day for
Baltimore on a apeotal tram The train
carrles 1,_M uuaits ,.f win*-, the same
BJBOUnl Of grape Juice, half a rarload Of
fruit to stock state headquBrtera and two
i himp Clark inasiols. a hoiin dawg
an*l B D_BI *'uh.
e ?
CHOSEN TO NAME UNDERWOOD.
Washlnalon. .lune 17 Representatlve < M
car W I'nderwuod. of Alabama, DaQIO*
iTatli: leader of the House, wlll he plav-eil
in nominatlon for 1'iesMent nf the Cnlted
stHi.-s ?i tbe Baltimore convention b) Wlll
i.i in R Rankhe.-id. Of Ja-p-i. Al.i., a f?l Ui* t
membet ol th< st.it*- leatalature, and arlll
b? aaconded b> J. Randolph Anderaon, ut
Savannah,
"FEN DUBS," GAYNOR
SAYS, on im
Too Busy to Discuss Presidential
Boom. He Declares, and Knows
Nothing About It.
HIS FRIENDS DO, HOWEVER
Two Appointees Are Delegates to
Baltimore?Tennessee Offer
of Votes Turned Down
by Wire.
Mayoi i.'aynor pogltlvely refuaed to father
the Presidential hoom hls frlends launehed
Bunday Right, when he araa aska-d ahout it
yaaterday al his offlee. ln the dty Hall.
To relieve himself of any tronhle abOUl lt
he turned lo an expression used hy hoys
playing marble**.
"What do the hoys say ahout marhles?"
Im reaponded when asked lf he knew any
thlllg aboul the hoom launrhed by hls
frlends, "fen duhs. Isn't It? Well. I say
fen polltl'-s. fen duhs ahout polltirs. I can
not dlacuas polltirs here; 1 am too htisv."
To the siiggestion that several of hls ap?
pointees were on the axecQtlve eommlttee
of the new organlzatlon. whleh calls itself
"The Demorratif Asaoeiatlon of New Vork
for Gaynor for President," the Mayor
slmply repeated his atatement that he
knew nothing ahout it
.lol tl F. fJnlvtn. who ran wlth the then
judsre Qaynor aa candtdata tor President
of the Roard of Aldermen and who was
afterward appolnted to tho Roard of Water
Bupply by Mayor Oaynor; Thomaa W.
Churehlll, who was rredlted wlth belnt? the
candidate of the Gaynor aing of the Roard
of Educatlon for president of tlwt hody;
.iose|ki Barondeaa and .leremlah T. Ma
honey, lhe last three Oaynor appointees to
the Board of Educatlon, are all memhera
ot the eaecutlve * ommittee of the new Oey?
nor boomera, but the Mayor Inslated that
none of them nor any one el.se hnd told hlm*
au.whlnK about the movement.
Arehlbald R. Wataon, '"orporatlon .'oun
sel, was nuirk to deny that he had anv
thlng to do wlth the new hoomers, or in
fact that he even knew what thev had
been dolng
As stated In The Tribune vesterday
morning, Mr. Watson has been seen ln
conference wlth William Harmon Rlack,
Dnandal < ustodian of the new Oaynor
hoom. and yeaterday Mr. Wataon admltted
thal he had talked wlth Mr. Rla'k mativ
tlmea, and that he wa- a personal friend
of Mr. Rlai-k.
Tiw Corporation Counael Inslsted. how?
ever. that Mr BlaCfc had never talked to
hlm ahout this Oaynor movenv-nt.
Mr. Watson and Mlehael J Hninimond.
the Mayor*a f'omnilssloner of f'harltlea,
are alfleRatea to Haltlmore They wlll he
expected to op#>n th*- flght for Gaynor in
the Kew York delegatlon eaiieus at Haltl?
more next Monday nlpht. and lt la ex
peited BlaO that they wtll he very busy
amontr deiocates from other states
"Not Afraid of Roosevelt."
The story that Mavor (livnnr wouid he
afrald to run ncainst .'oionei Roosevelt,
whlch has heen mouthed over hy polltlclans
for the la?t few days. was taken to Mt.
Watson hy friends. to whom he |? said
to havo answereri
' lf Mayor tlaynor is afraid of any man,
1 haven'I seen that man's -hadow yet."
Rark "f this latest .'.avnor hoom move?
ment. it was ?ald yesterday. was th? per
alatent aid contlnuoua effort of hls frienda.
led iii certala inatancea at Wst hv Mr.
Wataon, te keep his name and fame prom
inentlv before th*' country. Alonp thit
lln*' of .ndeayor Mr Watson handled the
arranjrements for the pregentatlon to the
Mayor of a siiyer lovlng Cttp In AiiRuet.
11*11. on the anniversaty of the C.allaRher
it'i k Wlth that for a start the cotn
nilttee organiied on his hehalf have sin'-e
kept ??ountry papera throughout the l'nlted
areli BUpglied arlth Uterature em
ira.ii - praetlcally all of the Mayor's pub?
llc Bpeechee, as w.ll as hia riutta.'teristic
i. tterB
dobert tdamaon, the Mayor's aecretary,
haa Just returned from PhlcagO, where he
waa nn oh-erver Of th- pre-ronvention
flght. and it la expected that he wlll
soon i.e on tha- Round in Haltlmore. Adam
.,,,-, ronneetiona ln the South, where his
family has heen prominent politlrally. are
belleved t*> he faetors of conelderabl.
stretrnth to the Oayn?t movement.
\moiiK Hawmr's frlends there is no
harbored that the Mayor wouid
cet New fork Btate'a nlnety votes at Bal?
timore, ont onty on the romp'inientnry
r*r*?( ballot. hut aa long aa there remained
.ny possii-'o chance ,,*' hia nomlnatlon. As
a Tammany pOlltidan pointed OUl vester
,irh n stand wouM he a BUr* win
ner for Boaa Murphy. ir ne could Bwtng
other support i" Oaynor he wouid l>e
rredlted "ith nomlnatlng .. Presidential
, mdtdate; ami tf he couldn't, the positlon
pportlng Oaynoi troutd glve hlm .?
hasis f,.| tradlng, and alao keep him out
. tangllng early alMancea.
reeare Contl, tne Italian banker. who
is one "'' 'he Qaynor hoom committee,
cailed at the Mayor'-* offl.e vesterday af
temoon, and araa ahown in ta the tr.ner
room ahead of aeveral men arho had boen
,here i'rfore hlm M'' sald that lhe move
mant bj the eommlttee of arhtch he |a ?
member had baaa apontaneoua, and artth
eu| conauttatlon Wltb tiie Mavor Ther?
had heen no trouhle ln flnanrina It. he
.,,1,1,,,', bnt the erp.mse had not heen
beavj.
I.ate yeaterday afternoon the following
lelegram ani r-pU. in lhe form ot a state
A C ARE-FREEINVESTMENT
The knowledge lhat your money s
invested safely wlll add greatly to
your enjoyment ihis Summer.
Our Guaranteed Flrst Mortgage Cer?
tificates are the best cxampie of a
conservatlvc investmentyieldlng4(M
income clear.
They come in amounts of $5,000,
$1,000, $500 and $200, and areal*
ways available.
tin investor has ever lost a dollar
3oMd<^\ortCa<_i: CuajtJVj^tte (^?
Capital S Surplus 88,500 000
176 B'way. N. Y. 173 Rcmscn St.. O'ldju
3BO rolton St. Jamalca.
ment from the Mayor's ofllce, were handed
out:
Draadaa. Term., lune 15, i?i_.
May.r Wllllam l Oaynor, New york.
As vou know, the Tennessee Aelngaion,
to national convention at Baltimore
Inatructed. To-day was appoln'^d a
ant sera*'ant-at-arms of tlie ronveimoa
and >vill hava charge of the Tennis.. ?
delegatlon,
fi-me *,f titral delecates have not tulfl.
clent funda to get t< oonventlon if you
can asslst me to ^-et some of these ,\<.\,.
gates there. and in ca?e your name eom*B
before convention. wlll make il of Intece't
lo i-ou Answer at once al Dresden. Tena.
1 L ? HOLUAD4T.
The Mayor'i reply i1- m followa:
New York Clty, lune 17. 191J.
L E. llolladav. Dr* srten. Tenn
You wlll not he iii charge lonf Ttmt
moral perceptlons nre too incon?nK"p-?
W I. OAYNOR
As to (he Mavor's poaatbU knowledge ef
tlie boom launched in hl? b-half, K
rwenlled yaaterday that hoth William*Har*
mon Rlack. th*- treasurer of The 1
cr.'itlc Association of ttXW York for <',-*'.
nor for President," .and th? publicltyggaa|
of the same organizatlor have been fr?
quent callers at the Mayor's offlee of late
lt was announced yeaterday that tlv
.'ook county Pomocracy, whleh i? |ka
Tammany Hall ef Oilcago. wouid \i**f
New York on June 2-",. and wouid take _d
vantage <>f the opportunlty to call i/pon
Mayor Qaynor.
liayor Cartei H. rlarrlaon of ? ?'*?*_?'o
wlll he leading the Cook Count*
racy, whleh wtn have about three hu aivd
men in Its party. The organli
been a famoua marchlng and pniitfcai.snh
in .'hlcago since Its organizr.tl' n.
and on Ita preaent trip to the Baltimore
convention wlfl travel and il\e in its? ecial
train eight days. It is tlie Intention ii
wind up tbe visit M New York aitl |
dinner at the Waldorf. to whlch Mavor
Gaynor will be lnvited. The Presidential
preference primary ln Illlti'is on the I>*m
oeraib .-Ide went to Spenker Champ Clerk.
URGES SANE PRINCIPLES
Republican Club of New York
Appeals to All Delegates.
1 By ? Ftaff " 'orrecpondent of The Tr
Chleago, Jun*- 17 Through *.
committee repre**entin>? It here, the Rppu',.
'ihan Club of the Clty of New York iaoual
to-'luy an address eadlng wltli this appa
The Republican ClUb of the Clty "f Vtww
York appeala lo the delegatea to tha n*
puhli'-an N'ational Convention to maintain
ln thelr Inteijrity the prtnciplee and idea*
whlch were the inspiration of our govern?
ment in the hope that the assaults dlrert*M
aaain'st the bulwarks of our ConsUtutiafl
\*.ill tall. and that there wlll, under Repub?
lican guidance. emerge a stmnger an.l *.
more prosperous republlc
Relievlng that William Howard 4afi beat
tvplfles the prlnclples of Republlean ^'^
ernment. wa atrongly urge the detegaterte.
the national .onvention to support his .ati
dldicv
This *aas ln ac ordance wlth *h? action
of tba ''lub tn denonnclng tlie inlthtlv* and
refer. ndum. the recall of J ;di?*s and o\bt
doctrinea nf Theodore Roosevelt, wh" has
heen a memher of the organlzatlon (ar
twenty-seven \ears
Th" address laaued to-day r*peat* th*
denunciatlon. indoraea tne address lAepted
by the New York State delegatea last right.
: and atatea that the American peopie are
conCronted by * erlala M important a- th*
on. half a century ago. "when the RepuN
Moaa party marnbaJlad the. triumphant
forces of the MpubMc agalnst the conspir
acy of disunlc>n."
ln entirely par'iamentary lanauaee the
addreaa hlts hard at Mr. Itooggvoti and tha
eampaign niethods used by him gnd hi.
managera. it goea on
ln a republi'- where there la abaoiuta
ifreednm of speedi and. of neceaalty. almoat
c-anstant political dlacuaalen, there muat
'always lie a certain amount i _|
a,id d'acontent
f Whenever there is dlBCOOtent the politi?
cal quack appear" wlth aome i
which he irtea to lead the peopie '
lleve la a cureall for thoaa evils from which
tlie-. are -uffering. It la dlfllcult a' aucn
times, perhepe, to ronvince them that be
cause they ate sufferlrg from Hle the '
dr.aj offered them will not eure but ??
tenalfy thelr tioubles
The ; ddreaa dadarea the ?>asie*>t .v?\ ti
sa-cure anythlng from the avera.
ual is to Aeftter hlm ami the aama *
of an aggragatfen ol IrmUvMuala, an-1 tha
doctnne of the initiative and referendum
la ha^ed on su^h an idea. Th- dOctrtM af
the re. all. it >tates. "dej.rade* 'he ? ie?
lapraaentatlvea of tba peopie an.i makea
them mere puppets to carry on a irom?n?
tarv wtll or fancy."
On "PetaonaMty" the adriic-*. yya t I
aay:
Issucs should not he confus-d The p?r
sor.altty of anv man Bhould not be r~
mttted to ohsc'M-e important an ! . "al prta
drl-a r,e MU*-stlon for .he determl-igtw'i
of this national .-.mx "ntlon is whether.
under guidance "f the Hepublicn part*
the nati.?n ahall remain lru< to thoae fun?
da.ntal eaaentlalB upon whi.
sentath'e ?overnment muat real
The tendeti'-v of the peopie to exalt tn'
leraonalltv of an indivldual is fraughi witn
K.eat dangar. ri.ueatl..ne whlch eea*
fiont ua ?t 'h?* rresent momeni
mentoua, but the Amertoan pw^jji*
no Maaalah to lead them cUt of helr -w
ncliias. Wh.it la needed la pa.en- and
pai nat ak Ing conaldecatlon and action ?' ?
hlnkl-.tf men, dlsa?re.dn?r perhHpa ln rhair
views undoubtedls dlff-rinfc in theii ogm*
ions ris *" remedlea, but all worklng UUa?*
H,.ntly toward upllfting the ,e..|
?trangthenlng their garvernmeni hv '-?? P
adherance to law.
Th*' cliairm.-iu of the COD '' *
Bovee Ann'tn ?ther membera Wi.?
around aie Kdwin R. Plnch. James .- i.e*i
Wllllam ii. Poueias. Martln Baxe, Wi.llani
1 Tiillv. Albert Olllngcr. lvlward -1'',''V
na. t ('' N. BHs". Otto T. Bannar-l. b.
i.n-nhit. I H Km.iv. C. L B< rnl ? mt *
and A. S Gl^hert. _
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