Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-20

name VIII not be preSepted.
Iowa delegates universally express
regret over the destruction of pes
Moines auditorium, saving it is " per-
sonal loss 10 every republican IN the
state.
.D0LL|v[R OR LONG
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makes this move 50 as togo into the
convention With a candiaatc. Yet hop
ing Roosevelt NH be nominated.
Hanna has stated that he controls
the delegates to siieh an extent that ne
3Gai5nominate any candidate ha8peases
and it is itpt known he has Withdrawn
his objections 70 Woodruff. the latter
WAS as much surprised as amy bu,ly
over the result In general the idea
seems 10 BE- prevalent that Secretary
Long is the most favored candidate,
With the prebabiliis that Roosevelt
may stil b. dominated. Platt and Quay
thru theft. ietaenants worked all das
10 make Rpesayalt Il candidate. The
Stampede Which has, been checked
turned last night and began early in
The morning Many stories Mere dir
cnlated. Roosevelt was quoted as say
ing absolutely ne would accept il nom,
mated. II also was quoted as having
a change of heart and wanted the nom
nation.
g|fat1 .lIlf Iyt,, n
circulation, ard the situation remained
cloudy al day and did not clear very
much IN the evening One thing def
nIteiy developed. There is 10 b. a iigkia
and the nomination willanot he made
Without a contest.
Hanna ls5doins all he can to defeat.
Roosevelt, In this hesis aeting in har-
mony with the wishes 8; Roosevelt.
|. Who urged al the delegates visiting
thin not to- Vote tor him for Vice presfz
dent
The next serious proposition wilich
leeHfionts Hanna8is IS hat he shall do as
het,t72en Long and l0oiliser There is
"a popular sentiment for Dollivai n the
I,yest 8tliat is hard to overcome Long
s' e gaideslsas a passive kind of candi-
Edatet and While no objections are urged
,lasainst him, he does notgattract dele
gates, But he Is Hanna s personal
choice. and is preferred by the presi-
dent.
IN making the fight against Roosa-
i yeit, Hanna liads the opponents ,to
i Roosevelt divided, some are for Long
4 and some are for Dalliver. The Gllea-
tstioil Of transfiNing he vote from che To
3the other Without terminating man
y sthey wish 10 defeat is Il difficult prob
Hem.
The contest has not assumed any
such definite form as 10 even approxi-
4 male he relative strenstho of the three
iaeandiaates,. Ter the votes for otiiers III
a SieW 81 the Developments. can not be
5Ecensdered more than complimentary
Il The action Of the different Geiega-
Ststiora laya some Significance N.-W jar
Il SLY, with twenty votes, and California
4 with eighteen. have declared for Long
4 The other states have eyilteed d riesir,
4 g support any candidate agreeable Il
isthe acintnissration While there are !
i number of states in tfifa Wtst determined
g Vote for Isooseyelt The MARYLAND
delegation WAS Favorable u Roosevelt
but deciaed 10 take hinat his Werd arc
,fnot support him. They heard iii a admin.
them sent word to Hanna that Long
q nomination would make it difficult Il
&lcarrS thai state on areonni5o OF Il liz. feel,
ing for Rear Admiral Sci.ity. The dele,
Iigatee Preferred 10 vote TOR Dolliyer fo
. these reasons.
!, The Kansas delegation determined /,
vo.s for Roosevelt. and told him 50
81 Wisconsin il another state deteri.linet
Ito vote tor Roosevelt.
The New York .isisgation was caltec
f IEsto order al 1915 by Chairman I9epew
q Who said the MEETING mas called fo
New York state delegation should ae
zisaH0il q nomination. for vice president
'&3i Roosevelt had taadea state,Je,itltjf hi
Eposltion bat that had not stopped TIL
lsent!n.nt in his favor ii Z moved tina
lsl.ientenant Governor Wo1drutf be al
iloMed the privilege If the tIoo,, for tn
. purpose u making statement ar,
.3lhiS Mas ordered Woodruff spok
). briefly thanking the delegates wh
i have given him support and said ne ta,
!, from the beginning been in favor 0
Roosevelt IL III at any time ii shout
!, be apparent that the convention desire
;, Ior demanded his nomination other
t''9 Nphii FIOTs the
port Of the New York delegates
! Roosevelt spoke nexl, reiterating hi
, statement Of yesterday. closing his re
! marks as allows:
/ Nov, gentlemen. wantsto repeat i
You thelast sentence word for word 4
/, The statement ] made yesterday.n Th
governor hen said with emphasis.
Il Earnestly ask that every friend of min
! in the convention Will respect M
Z wishes and my Judgment in the mat
t5ter''
: Mr.. Waldo, Of Kings. moved tina
Woodruff be the choice Of the delega
!. ton as a candidate5for vice president
The motion was seconded by Jane
!. r. Howe.
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