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State for candidate. in which they feel
Mr.. Fairbanks would not resist their
efforts -t
The California headquarters at the Col
onnade are quite unique. showing less OF
bunting than OF huge boxes. baskets and
crates OF the many varieties OF fruit which
that State produces. Visitors were made
welcome, and the headquarters became q
rendezvous for large crowds. The delega-
ton held 'several meetings during the day.
feeling its way on the vice presidential
question. Although no formal action was
taken at the early meetings. members OF
the delegation said IL unlikely that
Irving NJ. Scott or any other Pacific coast
candidate would be pressed for the vice
presidency.
Around the Oregon and Washington
headquarters IL is said they will both stand
for Bartlett Trip until a nomination IL
made. His name will be presented by Gen.
James NJ. Ashton. of Washington. and the
seconding speech will be made by Wallace
McCammant, of oregon. Besides the six
teen votes of these two States there are
claimed for him: Utah. 6: North Dakota.
s: South Dakota, 6. and Alaska. 4.
James Boyd. delegate at large and mem
Der OF the state committee Of North Caro-
lima said tonight that the delegation from
lis State is a unit for Senator Pritchard
for Vice President Senator Pritchard is
our candidate" said Mr.. Boyd. land the
delegates have been instructed for him. We
might succeed in nominating him. 1t Is
time the South was represented on the
presidentialsticket.
Former Governor Yarmouth, OF the Lou
isiana delegation, was asked tonight how
the delegation would stand on the vice
presidential question. If Governor Roose-
Welt is a candidate" he replied IL feel
confident that he will get the vote OF the
Louisiana delegation
The Texas delegation is inclined TO be for
Secretary Long. but will not announce its
position until the Texas contest Is decided
by the committee credentials. The dele
CATION will take any man the administfa-
ton may want.
National Committeeman Payne. of Wis
consin, expressed the opinion that Wiscon-
sin would support Mr.. Roosevelt. For
that matter he said. II think the whole
country will be found for him.
Committeeman Fessenden expressed con-
fdence that Connecticut would accept the
nomination of Roosevelt joyously. 1.-The
movement is apparently becoming invinci-
| ble" he said Governor Roosevelt would
be ell right in the East. and 1 think ne
| will sweep the West like wildfire in q
prairie"
New Mexico is for any man acceptable
TO the administration" said Governor Otero
tonight speaking for the New Mexican
| delegation.
The Kansas delegation is for Dollver for
| Vice President. but when they learned OF
! the Roosevelt boom one of them said: I'VE
are for Dolliver, but IL Roosevelts name
goes before the convention L reckon Kan
sas will be soldly for him."
| The Hawaiians are unpledged as to the
vice presidency. When asked whom they
| favored for second place Colonel Parker
| said that the delegation would vote for
| Irving Scot of California. IL HIS name was
presented. Otherwise they had reached no
| decision.
| The Kentucky delegation will offer TO the
| convention the name OF Ex-Governor Brad
| ley as a candidate for Vice President and
| in all probability he will be presented by
former Governor w. S. Taylor. On this
point. however. the delegates are disposed
to say very little and Mr.. Taylor himself
said when he arrived at the hotel that he
would say nothing regarding his intentions
or whether or not he intended TO make
| speech before the convention. Some OF
| them said that after a complimentary vote
had been given to their man they would
turn to the choice of the administration.
The California delegation held another
meeting at O'Clock liz definitely de-
| cided not TO urge the name Of Governor
Gage or Irving NJ. Scott for second place.
| and. while no formal vote was taken. a
| general understanding was reached that
| the eighteen votes OF California would be
cast for Roosevelt IL he would permit his
| name to be used.