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TAFT PROVES WINNER
ON EVERY ROLLCALL
Convention Steadily Stands by the Credentials
Committee in Seating Delegates Who
Support the President.
ROOSEVELT'S VOTE DROPS TO 464
Four Rollcails Ordered in the Day's Proceedings and on
Them the Colonel's Highest Mark Is 529,
While the Taft Figures Range
frnrr. 542 to 605.
Chicago J me ?1 Tl ? Taft? for? es in t
Re , |fln National ? "onventton f?rt*
?Jsarionstrat<ed their control of ihm body i
da? The convention took ??p piecemeal I
contests from many states, ami In each i
stem ? th- Tail d? legates ? ere declar
entitled to their prat? by majorities ran
inc from a high water Taft vote of 606
4M to tu?- narrow margin of 542 to 529
.ut? - \ ote was In Hie < '.?lif": ;
, a., in .-. . onvrntion rulos for i
lection r?f by Congreea ?listrU
? ^m? Into conflkl with the state prima
?h?\ providing for s stat? wide vote on ;
d?He| tl ?ugh ? hnlcallty t
Ta ft forces claimed Ih? two delegat?
the (th District, The case was bitten
.ought apd the \ o? ved *a1
th? greatest Inter? when
v it mi ? ihr T.i ft men wers losii
nvapy ??i the delegate?* who had been a*I
Ihem In other contests.
Despite l
t defeated In all their ?it-lit?, to-il?
ition of ' bolt. Bor
or ih.? Roosevelt lead? n " ed th
the ? a '. ?f<"?i niai
i ?? \e tl
Rooee? tit ? ? hi oui
ni? .
My, tak' But Ihi
irrt] ; proVI .1 g
When ? i? nl wa - i iken to-nig
until lo .i ? ? to-morrov i i Texaj ai
W?i ? lined
I.? o>sh T? ? . and ther? was ?> prtw
moi e bill
\W r i California ?.a
r'T"?'* ??' ?? delegat
h i mor, ?"
ther? ? ? durii
th?- ij ? ifterno nilnoi
wer ? . ? ? : . without
r i the !."'?- The
a t ? humorous to tl
' ?"am roller ' and I
"Chi
Lau?-hte?- Relieves Strain.
if: ??> lar??- pail of lbs time the del
gai?- ? ?- ? of laughtei Tl
galleries hecsm* lnfect?!d and had fun. to
of the - ' joln?fd ?n th? a;
s k1 na - -- '
side*. <>f the i and sll loin? ?) :
th? la'ipiit?." when Chalrmai Root
ably rul??>-l 'The ayes ap;.o<?i lo lia? o i!
... nor,? oft^n Joined i . ?
sti'l nnr? during a lull In th? proved mi
?
? To Bee s ' m laborii | ??
tl Mraiii end feeling keep their tompi
10 !'? ' ?tl
I
of <?? II go? ernment "
Mr Roosevel? ?? fe of the colon?
? proceedings from tu? ;-?-?
lerles for ??? ? After th? \t*
?r.i? nji (-piTornia aiTt th? -, lriory of tl
Tsfl for? ? she left the buil?
ins
lion ??'l! enter its fifth ?la" t
mono?, -inr) .?,11 j= pro<*eedlng und?r tpr
. porgr? h rondition unpn c
dented In "i'" history r,'r the pan r
k l?3or: ? si | iir tusk it? ?am?
????-? nA,|t?t th?
to g
through i
thing el ? ?fore adjourn rig es 11> Rund?
?
Called to Order.
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th? sg< ha ,i- of
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gather?
stive? oi .ii
hnr.??.;.' tori?- oriumixatlnn, tl ?
r .plo md u?. -ervantfl o
th. King if Kings, shall seel? lo <
in ,,
for ?: honor at i in osnei Itv, n
r ? ? l ehajM
?ni.-- conven.
i? neare, ?-o . mvey lo hi ti?
V no ' Ing, all-wl
illy or Thy M 1.
t ? rit of wisdom and und? r
; brotherhood, ol
, . thst, '? ?? ? ' Thj ?-'.'in1
gt-df. honoi Ins Th ? i ng Ti.v
nt thi
thlnti ? ? Tl
?%?>? 'nas .
the seal < I the further?
STT'? ' lp,
mi"' Thee, Path? r, Sum and I >->!
gniilt. on?? 'io<i. ii!>'?-?-?? o fo e, sliall
?i iiOW?r i'i 'nil.'on .
lue <jnl' Bon and
i. 'I without en
Am?ri
Mskin-- the Permanent Roll.
' 1 ? business in ordei i the i< poi t ? t
tti" committee on credentials." said Chair?
? man Root, and be Introduced W, T, Dov?u,
of Washington, .i member of th? committee,
??ho submitted the r<?mit favoring the h<?.u
irtg of tli-? Taft <IH?satf- In th? &th Ala?
bama DUtii' t
?j R R MeContstek, of imnole, ? ftoggSTjli
?: leader, was ?alilna for ragegnltto?, hut
Chsirmatj Ro-.i dlreeted I he r?adlnt- of th?
? repo-t, -A-hl'-li ?*?nr into detail? of the f?n?
test tnd said that a full h^aitng had b??n
grant.fi by the ?"ommitir?
Gove-rior Hadl?y of Missouri, floor leader
of Ihe Rooi-e* ? : ron m, was
he Introduced Mr. Mi ' 'ormirk to su
minority report Mr McCortnlck, t
ii document, ?aid th?* mlnorlt? ?.r th
i-i it t ?*?-* had asked permission t?. ill?*
norlty report, but it had been refuse
the facts m the ease would be glvi
itlon ,ii ;? later moment.
'I'h- :: ensued un Incident which aro i
Ire "f Senator Root n<* hail begun t>
tl.iltion he had taken in the mal
saying ' IVhlle, etrictl* speaking, tin
h?- n?. such thing as ;i minor
when tu- vus interrupted by an outbi
i it and hi?sos up poun I <l
oualy f..r order, mvi when <iui"; ??
. h?* \\ alkt-d .1? flantly lo tl rn
ihr stage
"( ;. riflemen ..r the convention," Mi.
led, "H would !"? well ? hen ' he
man senuncp !?? wall un
1 ??: ludes it." a i t which wa -
f <\ w m h apple us.*
!;.?.t ?i... lared ii a as ? ustc
for t' ? ?.. i.rr?ent it? vipws <
ntioii Infoi mall; and this pi
l?e followed He 'in.. led tha
view? of th? k . t<*'l h
Met ..n: n,. i.. t-. a ri for tli<* Infi
' ?
noril s*.
I . i ' \ .'
Texas, and W. T. Dovell, <-f w ?shin
... ti,.- i i ? .i
!i .d been ? leet?*
ddegat? K whose states \? ?
'i'ii.-, .-n.*, m effect, sitting as lude,
iwi . .?-. s," -a'-i lh? i ?*;...11. ?
lise a^-aitiit the satine; ..i
committee ?.f fr
members ?.f il-..* national rotnmittee I et
they i.Hfi airead passed ..' lh? ? ? ? r ? t
; . .- rc)iort i
s'htihs ?if ti??* Roosevell delegates fron
9th Alu .im? DI ?
Governor I ladle? moved thai t1** m
Ity report b? substituted for the ilher,
Mr Heney of California, i.nded th<*
i ai
Hadley Presents Reduced List.
Robert .' tValker i?f \ ;*?-: nia
lay 11ip rr,?.tii-.n r.n the tab)... bu! With*
It ai the req le i ..f his deli gatioi - i a
?"?.nvprnnr iini!?*- to make anothei mo
. was a i ? n< wal "f ihe light to i
all contested delegates from -."'in_.
? \ ent*r-two d< lei
I ? ? |r ballots unt II sucl
their own emaea h?d bopn dPteri.
Tl ?* original Ha le: I ntal
?_? presented, on Mem
(?n Tuesday it was scaled down to 78;
da; it was 72
James W ".Vadswnrth. n ?*f N.? ? "i
i point <>f order againat iin'li
? ?intending I uat In effect it?
? t|me '
? ml?** for tti?* convent)? befor* tn? c
I mlttee on rules had had an opportui
I of com r mattet n? ?aid the
j li^n would reverse the ruling mailp by
I chaii when ihe resolution wa? ?rst pre??
i rd .>n Tuesda)
Mr Root said th?
would support the point ?if on
tie continued, it is ?o to the s
??rai interest <.f Hip Republican party i
I? <tli?*ul<l hp i.?n??.d upon an.I settled
niton i I ., i thp rrhall
-... r . ntei t/tn tp? mol
James i' \*> atson, of Indiana I ;
?i h Ihe l'bnlr. '
loudly i he? i d
're a Ighi Jim! ? ailed n matt
til? e.
?j- fat? in ; io* ed to la: I *
;.... ernoi Hadley on the table Th? roll
ded. and o?
Heney Wants to Know.
i ho had been oi hla feet -
I l
lemflndlng to kit
I if the seven I .two ? >'nt?-*t?*d .'.-l^ratpc *
: ?.. t? on t h? mo' ? ?
it.,,, _H,,| tiip i *<> sitting n?
hers ( ? '??'^" '?? < '?' '?
right to ?eat was Involved, would not
All othrr- ..ti the I?
mild vote
Hetif I thut ' hf rig! ?
.???-? wer? Involved a
..?>,. ?* point of order t" th:>'
.i eiruled." said Chairman Hoot
v . .-.j i oho ited i lenej aa I
' roll? all I egai
i ma . ?? ??I ? i r?a ?. the I
. , untested ? ? votini
w !.. ?? I'allfornla was rea**h?wl thi old ?.
lb? right <>f tii? t>v., Taft delegat
i tii. !>ti District lo .'Ote was renew?
Ou ernoi Johnson and Itenej protcat?
lelega tea i ailed to t h? tn to
The two Taft delega t-*?. who ha
id the temerity to all with t
? s but hat e oc< upi
?s on Ihe st?i?'. voted aye, ? nil? ?
? delegat?** voted no
Mi Johneon yelled ;i proteat, challen
ii.. i Ijthl of 11.nit -sled di legal
! ?,, vote, bul a/as ruled out of ??r?i? ?
Clinched by Washiriflton.
Washington'! fourteen votea aye pass?
i . f Wiiis..n t.. lay the ila.ih
I motion on th? table, and a ripple "r hi
ihtouKli the hall,
Before Ihe total vote v..?s announce?! tl
chairman of th?* North Carolina delegatlo
,f hi? in. ml? i a, ii'isrnt ?h'ti h
Htmi v...* ' ailed, had t ? a< h? d ti.p ha
... ,i wanted lo vote
Then wal objection ft im some qua let
and confu?Ton ei au? d A mi mbet <>f t ii
Kanaaa delegation demanded to know if
'. n,an ' had ;* right to vole In th!s conven
I tlon "
? i [? haa if i "?? will k.-. ?. quiet ion
I enough io i?ermlt It." shouted K.-na".
The naim ol ihe North l*_rolina delegat?
Mi. Hedrkk, waa called and tu- Inciden
. i
vote waa MB a yea ami -iw no.--, let
II oi voting 'iii- waa ?? gain for the Ta!
and .i dlatlncl loa? to the Rooaevel
adh?rente and the Taft men applauded an.
i foi .i mlnuti
Big Gams for Taft.
The nu.non to labte the motion of liov>
ernor Hadle) to aubatitute the minority r?.
port for th? majority report in the Ala
i.dinii caaee then \mi-i put, and Hedlby <i<
i. .| another rolicall and it wai granted,
df-Hpit.- <-i?p-i of "no! bo! ' fron, the Root.
<iii both rollcnlla the ?iporijia delegation
voted aolldly for Taft. Heretofore it had
: i.. -*n divided, U to i
idnho, voting aolldl) fot Rooaevelt on ail
previo, r-ia ?t on* ? ..n??"i t . the Taft
I column on tMa call
0 pg<*n. divided | an.) -. on the Aril call,
went ''? t" i in f:*\ny of n?. Taft propoel?
Iti<.ii on tn? second.
v\i?con^in Hiiifi.-.i compietel; on the ?p-*
Day's Test Votes in the
Chicago Convention
??.,??,1 Jafi. Bsesevett.
Hadlej lesahHIen Ml 4,nf?
Uli Mahama mM "?*
\rl/.niii ?ontr?! . KM IM
( ulifiTni.i < mit-??.? M ?' **?
?i :, ?,,?.. on :ii.' i "allfoi nli c ntest, the
, loses! of the day, In detail full""
State?. Tafl Beesevelt.
M.ilmma
\rl/nna *
Ukan-a?. . I* '
? iillfornla .... ? '?'?>
? ..l.irailo . II ?
r annf? Mi nt . ??
I ??In ware.? *?
I l-.rl.la . It ?
(rurxla . '*?
liliili.. . ? ?
IlllnoU . ? *?
Indiana .
Im? a .
Kaasss .? ?
krnliirk.v tl
i -ltrlnim "n
Main? ? ,?
Mir? In ml . I
Mssesi bssfIts . ? ?*
Mleblgaa *? ,n
Mlatsesets ? ? ? ? ?'
Mississippi ?? '
Mlaa-Mrf 1? :o
Monlan-i *
Kebtaaaa ? ?,
Sets Mtney ?
Vr? \Jr\lrn . S
Neva-Is " ~"
Nr?? HfMaaaMrs ?*
N.-??- \nrk ""? "
North ( srollna "'
Nnrlh liaknl? ? '"
Oble . '? a?
Oklahoma . ? J?
II '1
||
?Ir.?;,
is
IVnn\? I? ?nia . It *'?
Kbede l-larul . ?*? ?
?ni.? h i anilina . II *
?...nib liakf.ia ? I*
I cnnr*%rr . tt
1r\a? . . II II
I ?nh .. TI
\ .rnior' ?*?
Mrcliiia l* I
."i.'nlilnmnn II ?
t*t.?l \lrelnln ? IH
\\ i?, nii-ln . ? '??
t? .?nnilitf* n ?
llasbs . ' ?
PUtri. I of I ?Im,,I.i? ! ?
Hawaii ? I
Philippine! ? ?
Parte rti<o ? ?
relais Ml Itg
Pi ta.nteated delegates n Call?
oti There a era t*** >
absentees from Virginie and on? ah
?? ? i .ich from M irj 'air1 South ' er -
Hi i and T? ?
ill, voting wll ' i* Tafl nun 10 tahl*
? ?
The rote ?.n ? ? ? tni? time it
lh< big Taft vlctorj called oui a rheei
The p'nn of Oovernoi I ladle) lo force s
.;: on the mol Ion to sdoni ihe ?
?i'Ort ??a* ahandon??! aft?r thl ds
rote, un? th? repon ?a? pul through
?
Pending a r . i ? ? ?pott fion tl ?
mittee on credent Is la H?r:a*"i Root an
noiinced th< convention would "ten gi
Uovernoi MeO? ern ataied ti.at th?
insln'l vote -?.a*? due to the ;
that t i r\ i?'-on?in mem bei ? I i
: Stional ?? ? Of lllf
on ? red? i i - istained t *
. I, u
"We ? ? i .
t I ' t1 r fore vot l
?HID ?
V similar ?x| ids on be
of ih?
Idaho delega
\\ ?? ai ?' Repu | v
? .? voting
Arizona's List Confirmed.
IK ? ? .. .
on th? Ai
t?ci? -?^? ,,r?<.?ntrd seating Ta'? .(?'?cat'?
Mi Bull? ras recog?
i" ? -?'it. the vies s ?>f 1
Arisons ' a-1 ? and read i oriel stat?
pat llamentai ?. i , . ? ? i ., ?
run \ ? i | Uabaml ? ? ? ? folio*??I
Rulll. i It
minoi ? ?'?!"?? ? . '
it h' tahiM .\ rollcail ?-!>? demanded
Idaho mid Wisconsin * witched ' tK io
th' RO*>S*? ?|( ,.r,|i.,,:r, r?t |] |n |
bul ?h? minor?.?? rf|r>rt ?-a? labl |
md s ">H'-a i -?an not >I? manded
wh?ii the motion to a'ioj<i th ma ?
? wai put and rarrl i
a ? iva ? "? ?? vote adopted h inotio
lladle: '? motion to sub
? ?.r minorlt* foi Ih? mi lorlty r
the ?? ??-.... |x itrl**t Nno! "
?i?a ?ni' vote adopt??d the msjoril rep?art
rolhsll tai a
California St'ra Delegates.
\"t T 1 '"'? ? '' ?f "? s ?I Intton brought '
? i ? .|. ntialx coi ? rt p' iri on
the 4th California rum ? . e ?????
Tnft delegates end moved Iti adopt
Ti,. repoli K?? forth that the vote In ? ?
4th ? 'ongress rilsti let ? lecti d Ti oi
1st? though in '
? e stat? ? ? la th? Roos< veil delei
rer-eived a majority of n,'*W The commit?
tee I".'.] i ha? ? ? ? ; |,
did i,?.' provide s rote hy dlstrl
not ?upei s?le th? ? ? I isu??d '
tpinal <"iiMiil11r>#'. whlrh distlnctl) provided
foi repi ?"-' nlallon in t lie i "n ? t ntlon b>
? 'I'-trl'tF
CJroans, hoota and hi sea from the ''aM
frnnii delegation ?.-r.-??.?-! ths statement In
th? report t;ia? the ' allfurnls prli i
?? miiii in ' ITe? i ? nt"i ' ? in.- unit ?
it delegstlon mi'l Ihe furthei atutem?nl
?hat the national convention, ind noi state
laws, la ihe supreme source of party regu
larltv
Hugh T llslbert, <>r sflnnesots brought
in 11 ? minority report, denouncing Ihe seat
int.' of th? Taft delegates a-- the "tyramil
cal overthrow of Ihe ???ill of the people ><'
? allfornia
"Tins is ?? '.i?"- of Ihe mosi flagrant In?
lustlce," he ihouted, "and should noi lie
to ? i sted.'
Mi Halberl tried lo make .i speech, bul
??;)?? forced to desist by disordei
Mr. v\iit?ct,. the Taft Boor lesder, n.i
thai ih?' minority reporl b? laid on the
table, bul |>? tiding thai h? n-k'''i that
???.??nt" minutes be biimwu for dlsitussion
His motion was greeted wl1 i leera end
cries "f "Hadlej ' Hadlej ' Had!?
The Missouri ?Jov^rnoi i" e from hi?<
. on the ?-IHK?*, and the noiss subsided.
Henal or Knut pul ihe request for unani?
mous i onseni fo debat?, and I ?? ?> ?
??lam
Hen?/ Starts Arqument.
\, i ihn', laid ' he question st I
to th?' very rout of self-government,
whether the law of i sovereign '??" *""
mltted to by both faction! in ihe ? ?
should be sel aside bj the mandate of the
national "*committee He denounced ahai
!,.? tei med an stt? mpi to "rob Ihe p
uf Csllfornts o' tin i- ii<_'h* represents
tlves."
i \?< Hene reviewed the pollilcal bistort
ui California, saying thai two rears age
the people emancipated themselves from
?ihr corrupt rule of i corrupt mach?n.n
trolled by the railroads. n^ compared I
California In ii.< past with "machine-con?
trolled Pennaylvanls and Colorado."
A delegate from Pennaylvanls msde i
potni of order that the speaker should eon?
j fm? ).iiii???lf to the li
'i lu- s|??aker l* not | over th?? line
I where he should be callH to order," re?
marked Banator H?>oi. with an saipbaais
on th? "yet" which tin rrowd gppredated I
ni - h? ered.
iifiiH> said the two Taft delegates seated
h? thr national committee, Messrs Tryon
and Meyerfleld, had not dare?l In Ml With
the remainder of the ?'ahfornla del?sgatl?ia,
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bul had taken refuge "Ib th** "real pocket
i f aomebody <m this platform
"Before these two men were at.le te run
under the primary la-*.-." he continued,
"both they .m?! th<- men they were to
represent ?ere forced to pledge thameelvea
t.? abide by the preferential vot?* of the
M?tp President Tafl did that, r.n-1 if he
now i repta the \ot.* of these two mpn in
nvention he ?ill be suiity ?if high
treason
llene* declared It a.>? absolutely Im?
i oaalbl? undi r the ? eturna <.f the el? 11 ion
to decide whst the trote waa ?n at-, in
rilvldual district, adding:
"No one bul th? thirty-eight members
of th'* national committee who voted to
".n these mon n nd thp other men whot ?
teats have likewise been stolen would at?
tempt t.? discover thai vote."
Heney concluded with the etatemei
Tryon received fewer rotea than four?
teen other Tafl delegates In t'allfornia
who failed of election.
Payne Answers Heney.
Representative Serpnn E Payne, of N'en
Vork, author of the Payne tariff s?*t. was
i with mingled cheers and hoots
appeared to iakp up - tment ;
'!.. i dolt ? ?
Where's Aldrli h" yeii?*d a man ii
the galle ?
M i- ? a^kp.i foi a patient heai ing. j
Id ii?" iwo Tafl delegates did not
ih ihe < allfornla deli - I
the chairman of that delegation would
not | the seat to which the:
>* ?t p entitled
HI - de? laratlon tl at th? Taft I ' *etea
? i |.- me aupreme Ian nf
national R< v'!l
.
boo? The ? i itlon w* untl -
i hand nlth thin wat
cauM in ;? Rel ' ' "'
...
?
Mr ' .. ne r*?i tewed : "
to that t
? i th?
the manner of aele
.tea
He declared I '? 'a*
. the t'alll ? ?>l
. .
Bet seversi ol
.. , . _r.SK district
' '
Mi Wat '
rted th? ? - ' 1"*
,. . . : ". i ? ?
I such i i
it ... ' IP? tha
?f '
the Via
' '? '
- ?? o
??...-????
Ko. i
i, ,.,,. ..,? erelat " ? ?
.... , ided
Johnson Talk?, o' Revolution
? t
. | ?> fat more 'in-,
lual 't' i?
? ?. . -, ? ? . f a . ommlttee on ? i ??
. r., t.- a< ""ti of t ? ? ntlot |
l lit vi root of re ? j
I
... im that In
giant ?"'? "t tl s We ?
nklni ? ? mise that the
la ?? ' thla r*ountry, ind pro
. a sura to ti lumpl "
lohn I the pre? nventioQ
: -il ?;. Irate?! Ih* it ..,,.,.
r.< eatendln Hie Pi sa del . prefi
and s ? ? i..;'?-.! i. ?? Mr? l ; .
prln pie of p ... ?.
: im
i || ...:.. Ti . ?Idl ' ' f ?*' agi ?* .1 Ifl i"d
ri. ? .fit...I th.- i '.?iif.ii nia pr?t it la?*
ed for hli
ol? ' ' 'ii ??'<*'u. I'nder t
reptai ? { raft was esto| p. .| from
t?. ? pptliir* t .. .!? |. ?ate
? 'alifot ?
i ;.,?-. ti...i fohi I?
-? t.? 1 abeoluti 1' false I hi rlalm that
the Tafl delegan ? i- ? '? ?! th* i
votes It Ihe Ith rdsirii I The , exlstrnr nf
the county, he s.ii.t had declared U Ira
?t th? del ?? , . , "
the I Ighesl vot*s
! ? iga aid Io ?? rill s-..u
i m .-nil'.ti chosen Ilk? Ihla .".? Th?
'hm -.f th* future will be made up
of delegates elected hj the people and by
?iiiipm. as -.?.'i" done in t'allfornia
'I'd.- liovernoi concluded with a tribute
t.. Colonel Roosevelt which started an in '
. i|.i? m deruonati iti >n II laati .1 little nun .? '
i ?mi' .-i minute
Th? odors Rooee? ? it in aald has
demonstrated in thla campaign lhal all ihe
people not ??? part of them hav? ih< right
i., i ule in tl.is i, .in.n '
Taft Men Win Again.
S i i ihm, waa ata rted on tlie mo
tlon t'. hi* the minority report on the t i ile,
There were several chang?e fr?.m forme
rolla "n thla . ill The Mai | land d?
tlon, a in. ti had dit Ided 0 Io 7 r..r Tafl on
it ' .ill. ?? nl to It.......... it ..n the Cal
I for nia i ase, 14 lo I, one not ? ..
When Massachusetts had lieen reach?d
the Roosevelt forces had gained twenty.
im ? ? -. Otes t i "in tho hint ,?;?!! 11 .? .1 .
lied that the reault waa going to be ?!...
and the delegates followed th? balloting
a Ith Intel -??? inti r< ut
New v.iik gave '?". ayea and IS hop??, i
le ol on? m favoi of the Roosevelt
forces
i freg?n, whl? h had spill si out even un
earlier i untests, voted -olidl fot thi R.
v.-li for? es, ii nain of Uve vot?
Waahlngton's vote of u f'.r the Tafl dele
gatea called out grosna and hisses.
Hswsll'a -i\ votea wenl t.. the Roosevelt
men.
Th?* California contestsnta lust by Hi to
...".?. the announcement being greeted with
a great cheer by the Tafl people.
Georgia Quickly Disposed Of.
T.-i report dealt with Ih? <:.?? r_-iu
? a ae being In fa ot ?.f seating the Tafl
delegation-si large it did not take ltn_
to dispose of Qeorgta. Thrre *ah* no minor?
Ity report, snd not a dissenting voice was
h.-ard wiipn Hip Taft d'lpcHtp- w.-ip seated
..i ;i viva l DCS \ "'p
Majority and minority repon? wort- >Un.
mltted tn th? Indiana ? aa.-n. the deiegate.?.
gi being rii ^t ranaMered The ma
Jorlty favored the sitting Taft delegates,
Vice-Presiden! Fairbanks, Harry S N
James E Watson snd Joseph l> Olli
The convention seated them adthoul ? ?
call
The 13th District delegates from Indli
m ?i were taken up, the credentials <?<!
mlttee favoring the Tafl men, who w
seated without ? rollcall
Then came th.- nth Kentucky Dlstt
contest, in which the credentials eomn
tee recommended the seating of one T.
man snd one Rixisevell man. This pi
was accepted by th? convention, again wl
oui .1 rollcall
? >n the viva ?? ???? ' ot* - the choruses
syes and noes were about of th? sun? ?-.
urn?- but Chairman K'?>t always rul
"The ayes appear to have It." The Roo:
\"lt nx-n made no Issue of It, and th?
? ich laughti r Many spectators
the gallery lolned in the voting
tin m t otlng "ti ! nth sides.
"Roll the st es m roller some mon
shouted .1 delegate .itnhl laughter.
During s lull between reporta from t
rommlttee some of the Room veil delega!
5't up the shout: "We *\ant Teddy!"
th? pounding of the chairman's gavel ??
put an ? i..l tu it
i'h>? 7th Kentuck) ? ilsn bi )ug
o',t majority ? ml minority reports T
Taft delegates were seated The cniwi
i out inued to ? nt? bol h ??.?? i
Fun for Ail Hsnds.
Sum'- one ? of
, tatlon of a stes et
i ? whil? '?th-r? Imitat? I ?t.-s
???
vaj ?1* nan 1
? ?? ? |S 1 los of I
?.
lu the It h Kentucky ?a
? iloi -;?'l
, son ' ? ' ? '
I to go home foi -
?.??'?1 S?n;il"r Ro '
i sdded Tl
,t "
ilana as? after the us ;
< i hm us of <?'?>'' Rt>
sdded to the m? -
' l he ..
?
? immlttee wei
to -klp mu<
rep?>rta In M
? .?. , ? vas tu
m In the It h I ?ou i i '
:?.'?? :
? i
Ther? ws ? a I""? wall for I
to report thi ne*1 cont? ted ***' T!
, . layly snd the d? I? gates ?o
..
..11..1 .H,- is i ' favor of TufI del
.- ,-. i ?.?-< no thi- fact the ?
id as <
?nil lu.,
Michigan Ends the Seision.
,<? ? ? MlehlS " d? legates?!
itlng Tafl delegaN
. | ..... n fa ?red by th
. ? It! ' a
a. soot w ihe n ijorlt? report had be?
? ??? i began t ?
? too) ' ?."".. ??? i '. team rol
? ?it, ,i .. d?li i ?
I . , , ? iring the Roo?i
.- been i .-.i '
\ Pslmei i Ro ? | r""*e|?'
K? h ftve-mlnul
I ? ? i for H
..,., |estii * d? legates i le refer? ed 1
. i,:, i i |nt ernoi ' ?sboi n ?vas on?
these
?. | . rr? to-day hut
. |d< i
? -
-,,ii- md ' ? ?? of I i'iij1
'
,.'??' .?i'.?' had h??
. up ? our pi es n
,,,.?.-. 11 R, party in Now mb*
? brok? ii ; i
e-i,' is tes 1
? '' .: i
i ..| the Republican psi ? ??. inlgit
soon ci??? Mi ?h tu ?< nee progressiv? pa'-*?
John D M irk iy, "f l??n..li. tried t-' re
plj in Palm? r I ul a ? ; int? 11 upt? 'i bj th
. .?. ? -i i . gall?
'I h- H? es h*' ? It v ?!!'- -1 "ii" ? oil e
\:, Tool tool! shot t? -l en
?
Th? l sfl d? legad i ? ei ?? d? ? la ed ieat?
"h i ?la ??..'?'?. snd there wen sue
confusion amona lb* si.t?i.>rs thai ???
men In the naileries were pul oui by th
j"?11? e, theii ? ? lection . I hlseea
This h,. Idi i i followed by a tint he
f "W" wanl Teddj.
long, and .it ,'.'>?? o'clo? a. .? ith
?Ion reigning, adjournment wua takei
until 10 A M . tu m.u roa
MANY DELEGATES "BROKE'
Protracted Convention Cause;
Raisinp- of Fund for Them.
1 'hleag ?. June 21 Tiie high coal of Hvlnj
h?r>? m convention week made Itself f?l
to-daj with delegates to the Republlcai
National Convention I'ollectlnne and suli
scrlptlons were started bj th<? mi
nf th? national committee and Individual?
Ui U' fi ,i j ti ?? ? k penses ol i Im ? .i. ,
? ?ii s/hose purges the extended session wai
telling ft i?. the tirai time In manj
"i- mbei ? nl tin commttt? ?? said, thai thti
situation luni Intruded Itself on a natloual
?oil V < lltloll.
i'ertaln of the delegates, i ??a* learned
to-day. had planned lo leave here foi horn?
m moi m-,?.. theii funds having become w
far depleted thej ??.:.? unable to remali
long? r Fewer than s dosen ulreadj havi
surrendered their teats In the conventloi
to theii alternates, snd lo prevent i gen?
eral depopulation of the voting delegates
seats those in better financial rlrcurn?
stances b'-x.i. i the collection of s tide
o', . i" fund IO?ds |
IN CASE ?F A BOLT
Asbury Park Bids for "Third
Party's" Convention.
i By Telegrspti lo Tba Ti Ibui -
Asbury I'ark. ,\ j . June 11, The nto
prletora of th-- four hundred hotels snd
boarding tiouses si Asburj i'ark and Ocear
drove in.-t h.?re this sftemoon and unanl?
moual: agreed to extend the urn? ot tha
auditorium si < icean Orova to The dot.
Rooosvell and ?da "third party" if he la
s4Me io gat . together,
Is the sveal thai the thud part)
Into being snd d?cidai to hold Iti
sntlon at Ocean ?iro?.? h?.^ four hun
died hotel and Ivoardlro" hOUSS keepers <>t
fer lo defray th? ???penae-i of (he 1
part. ? ?,nd tilg .?nlonel front Chicago Ig
th? New Jersej r>'-<i>rt
PLAN HUGHES-HADLEY BOOM
Circulars Are Pound in Room of
James A. Stewart.
Chicago, .inn?* 21.?Several thotignnd
circulan urging "Hughes, Hadley, har?
mony unit happlnen" wen* discovered
stored in 11 downtown hotel to-day? utd
several were seen in an apartmeni re?
served In tho name <>f James a. Stewart,
preetdenl ol the Republloan League of
Now Y?irk. At th?> rooms it Wut said
Mr. Stewart had lefl Chicago. The dla
covery io<i many poUttctani to express
tii<- opinion thai an eleventh hour at
t..|n|it would li?> mad?* to pul Un* "'lark
tuns?" combination Into the running
chiso political friends "f both men de?
nied they knew of such ? plan.
AN "'INCREDIBLE" CAMPAIGN
AmericanAbroad Thinks Nations
Self-Respect Endangered.
[By TraaseUaatlc wir<*!p>.? to 'Hip Tribun-* i
London, June 21.?-If, H. i>o Yountr,
owner-and editor of "Tho Ban Francisco I
Chronicle," is staying her? for a few
days. On the burning subject of tho
Chicago convention h?* said: "1 favor
the re-election of President Taft. The
policy ">r my newspaper has been ins re?
election, bul i deeply regret th? line th
campaign for the nomination has taken.
"Every man I have met Is ustonisho 1
I. this ln?*rcdihl?-' nomination campaign.
No ?m'- can understand how a great na?
tion Mite ours can s<> lose its soli '-respect
as to allow this public scramble for tho
hlghesl office In the land and this cam?
pulgn of porsonal niaise."
IDAHO DESERTS COLONEL
Disgusted by Anarchistic Talk in
Caucus, Says Oruzen.
f'hicago, June 21.?Tho Idaho delega?
tion advised i'oior.^l Roosevelt la-day
would not follow his suggestion
of remaining ??iiont In tin? ?'invention
und refrain from voting. Alonzo R.
Crugen, chairman ''if the delegation, .>?:?i'i
such action would he practically Vioiting.
We are not boitera," --Hid Crucen, "but
Republicans, and for us not to an.**wt*-r to
our names when tho r..ii is ?*aii>vi would
le simiil.' t'OHhiir I gave Colonel Rooge?
elt to understsnd that Idaho's delegates
wore thorough Republicans, arid would
tud follow any third party or candidate.
Triin is the end of l!oo*.*vp|t polltt
f h< proposes !" lake up with the
Heneys, Johnsons and the Ports r have
be? -, disgusted h of th? ,-*n
an-histic talk i hav? heard In man*, of
tlip Roosevelt is i It t"* unpstrlotlc
and un-American "
WILSON NO RUNNING MATT
Would Not Run with Roosevelt,
Say His Managers.
Jui ?- ! ' could m
the D mocrstic
? ? .
?n that anv of thp
(C ' asives no-ihi be
| ? ?nd place ?" .i ,
?lurd U< ki ? ? led by Theo
Roosevelt
The Wilson men smiled ? ?en the- read
i ? i-ago dispat the ffect that the
N'pu Jersey 'I 'i being coneld?
? for? pi tu thi?? con?
? ?ne "f W ilson's national csm- !
gers said:
. | one i
?
? 11?. l*ri? |e( It hp known
? . .. i ca 11 d i ?
?oi vice-Pi ? - - - ; ' ? xrratic
.,. ??' t ! ? refore It Is a i to ?. ippose
....
under
'A'.i'k. r W . \ ;.?' f Ne? Jet BSJ 01 * of
itena ita i a of t he w llaon
I that the v. llaon
recel* e>l no o\ ert urea mg
t:.-.o??-.-pit lesdera
,1: i the- expei I to re< ?
-.
SEES DANGER IN UNIT RULE*
Malbv Explains It in California
Contest Debate
* c SI An Interesting ?nd II*
.ting laslot ?f tl? pr >fereuti_l
! ? unit rule cam? between ?
? oVlock this morning when the ?*om?
inlt'p.- .rJentlels took up th?* disputed
Ith < illfornla case. Tl.ommtttee had been
III ..^s|i.|i .,11 Mght ?iHSSltlK I'll th?
li ts without aciimon) '*';t. tired n I
laded aa were Ihe members, they t...?k "*ii
? ' in thp <ip>nti* that fi llow?fd The
i ase h.?.i provoked perhaps th? greatest at
tacl from ih* Iti
i Ion ?I committee
? I believe that ;f the l?o del ?*tp? from
? ? ? .ni.*. ??!:?. were elected by n state
'. of 77"". ;? r.? not seated." aald Mr
llalhert, ..f Minnesota, "It will mean th*
death knell "f the national commute?
O !' i Ans t rom, of Montana, declared
ii ?t u ider auch n precedent th?. ?!tv of
Foi '.. b) ? primary vote could com?
pie tel; dominate the entire delegation t'r >?u I
th. atati
v priesn people arlll not itand for
ma as you propose i Id *? *.
..f N'ottii I ?akota. if this . ??it*, .n
tlnn refusea a it to rates eleoi ??.)
In California b) .-* majorlt; of J7.O0O. the
American people ?tn .i.foat th.* nominee of
that partj '
Representative George I! Malby, of N ?>*
^..!k. declared "Charles Murphy, of '.'am?
msn> Hull, in? W votea In hla pork >t at
i :, : ii ,. r? as the result of ihe unit ri le "
11.. said .i preced? ni thai would pla? ? til
..f ,i st.it. i delegates at the mercy <>f th.*
pupulai state inajorlt* would give Ne? i'ork
Cltj practically control of one-tenth of the
delegate?? t.? ihe Republican National Con?
- ? ntlon
? i don't a an) a prec?*_eui eatabUahed
here, ' h?? said, ' t hat ? ill gi- ?* to ;? sin lie
. ity tl.ntroi ??ver the entire state, which,
in turn exerclsea .i !.?ik>- control over th*
Republlcsn National Convention snd it*?
?election of n randldate, \Vhpn t see a
man like Charlea Murphy ?ith SO I ?emocrai
h- delegates to t>.- deliver? .1 t.> a horn he
in, i tremble to think wh.n srould happen
Repul I lean had such control ov-*r
the nomination In .-? Republican National
? '?invention. "
The RooMvell strength on the California
vote gstned ! A Dewltt, of io.\n \v w
Wim.uns, of Nevada; L P tummera, <f
Virginia; Samuel II, Cady, of Wisconsin,
and <' \ Rli '?. of Hawaii, bul thp Tafl
il.|. ?ut. s were seated, H to h*>.
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TARIFF PiLANK DELAYS
FRAMING OF PLATFORM
Hitch, Too. Over River Improve?
ment Clause, but Rest of Docu?
ment Is Practically Ready.
ADMINISTRATION IS PRAISED
Draft as Completed About Ihe
Same as Printed Exclusively
in The Tribune?Woman
Suffrage Ignored.
in?- a stsff Corr-??pongent '?f Tbs Trlbeael
Chtcago, June 21.?The (tail draft of
tin Republican national platform ?
practically ctxnpleted, and copiei
bcon furnlohtM* to the press associations
in avoid tin? possibility of any newspaper
?iK.?in Publishing it exclusively, a- did
The Tribune last Tu*\'dav
Thru publication by The Tribuna made
not a llitlo row m the committee on res?
oluttons. Sarcastic remarks were mad*
by gome of the member? of th?
mittoo hi the futility of asking i
committee to draft ;i platform ?hon th?*
administration hail already drafted the
Inatrumenl and when it had been m-"i"
public In these columng.
The olatform makers determined ?9.
night to disregard entirely the question
of woman suffrage.
There Is one question which rema di ?o
be settled, and that concerns th?"- tar."
plank. As was told in the*?? dispat?-!.??
last night, the "stand-pat"?"re ' are In?
sisting that the tariff plank shall ea:| frtr
sufficient duties 10 insure s reasonable
profit to the manufacturer,-. In addition
t" su? h rates ?is may be n?*cegearv it
prot?K*t the workmen from for??:gr, COm?
petition, while the more prO*fregglve lead.
erf?, among whom is President Taft, In?
Slat that s ?"lei'??ration for SUfllClent
duties to protect the workingm?*?-, 1
that should be Included.
The chairman of th? committee *-<
Vice-President Pair banks, will ad-ir*?
ihe convention briefly on the
the platform before the motion 1? ?
to adopl the report of the OOmmltttM OK
resolutions. Th? Instrument will Ii (be
nmin, follow rh? lines of rh* or
draft an printed In The Tribut
now. however, the prep* aatoclfttlei 1 la
which copies have been furnished I I 1
been instructed to hold themgelv?S 1
readiness to make such correct,o-?? ,
may i-- d?*cided upon before the rr; ??? to
the convention "g actually mad?.
After a brief seaalon to-night, devoted
to the thrashing out of d.ffere??.
the construction nf ? plank In f?
Mississippi River improvement? the
committee on resolutions adjourned
to-morrow, leaving th?? sub-commltt?
??ontInn? its labor.?.
- entanglement ?*\?r the Mlssl
proposition was unexpected, \ pro' -
committing the national gover -?
tionally to the Improvement ? '
river Iihi-l beeii pon, b'l*
terms uer. brought to the it?
? t B? tor Burtoi
rente from Ohio, he express? '
disapproval l'?
on the members to reopen tha subi"
consider II from ?< different ?'.trie ({?
does not believe 'hut the national t* .
nr: should bear the entire burdei
river improvement, and urges the
corporation of thai prin ?'"? in thi . ??
form.
The T if? admini il i lorsei ? '
tpled with sn encomium up?
services of l'resident?? McKlnl*! md
Roosevelt, and proceeds
*?V< Invite the Intelligent idi
American people upon th- adi
.-.f w lilt? m it. Tafl "'";
red .?nil ' - al peace und?
Presidency, He bas preserved ?v
rled forward, sll ?hs? wa -, .
rh. p ? : i?-? took over froi
... Set) g th? good ? i imple of
?ions obedlenc? to law In hit
?. ..- ha? ?" ?reed I
found If faithfully. Imps I -,
? ' lj
I luring tli ? ? ?? which he hi i ?
operation or a Republican ?'ongress, h
exempted amount of constructive lei
vas framed and passed In I
"f the people and In ohed'.-mc*- to
arlah thai legislation II a record on ?
any ad >n m ght ?
. . j-| --
ton . If sni promlae made l ? Bei -
part} Ii still unreal*
Taft He
cnnscli ? ' ?O ? I ? ' 111
them .ih
HAT STILL IN THF. RING
"Will Be In Stronger than Ever."
Colonel's Latest, Word
Chi?*;.*"'"-, lune 21.?While Caloaol
Roosevelt was In conference with hi *'
rlt**rs to-night a < rowd of sevenl tho*i
!?.?nd persons gathered on Michigan ave?
nue ami Cheered until he raised s arltg?
flow and address?! them.
"My friends." he said, "my bat is It)
the ring and will ba in stronger fhsn
ever."
Thnt was nil. Tim ?rowd Shouted f"f
g longer address, but the colonel lo-v?
ered th" Window Mid retired.
WILLIE WOULD_HELP T, R,
Boy Editor Predicts Tcrribii
Things if Colonel Is Defeateft
Chicago, June 21.- Willie Qrirln, fo it??
teen year"? old, who nx?-erts that gg ?dltOf
of "The Young Aiiii-i-lean Golfer"* h?? (S
the youngest raaglalne editor In Ihe
WOrld, to-day mformeil the FtOOgSVeH
national coBunltt?is that be was rnd
to take the stump for the colonel. Tits
?jominlttee permitted him to make an
Impromptu addreaa lo ? nvwd ?hat
packed the heedq\*g*rt?MS. Willie did aot
lose ins nerve.
"Mi friends." he said, "?*?? must elect
Theodora Rooeeveli President. If ???* di
not elect him you Will see the worst
revolution that this country MM ?*ver
known "
No deflnlts answdr wag gi\en the bsf
by the committee.
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