New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-19


many friends in tse delegation: He vas. assured
while the State will first compliment one OF iss
support The sentiment IS not solid however MN n
afor Scott wants Mr. EIkns's name prsssnfad sen SEN
the matter will be settled Mr. Eikins's arrival
CONNECTICUT
The Connecticut delegation is rather divides
Chairman Plympton. Senator Hawley and Con-
gresham Henry were about the Doliiver bsaa
quarters to-day. comforting with Governor shaw
OF Iowa out Mr. Pympto9 expressed the personal
the Convention would oe stampeded for RooseveIt
IOWA.
Governor Shaw summed up the status OF the
DollIver movement follows: "Dolfver is gaining
every minute. and believe he viii be the nom
inee. We concede that Roosevelt. Bliss or Allison
would have superior strength, but these gentle
saas as s meaning Just what the words state 50
70 stay and Is sure TO command splendid support
Many Of Mr.. Delivers close friends IN Congress
were at the Iowa headquarters to-day. including
Mr. Dalzell OF Pennsylvania. and Mr.. Hill. OF Con-
COLORADO
Senator wolcott. who was elected chairman and
National Committeeman at the noon meeting %
the Colorado delegation. said that the vice-Presl
dency was not mentioned There Is very friendly
sentiment for Mr.. Roosevelt and for Senator Fair
action, and we go into the Convention absolutely
MISSOURI
The expected contest against National Commit
teeman Kerens did not materiaize IN the Ms
souri, delegation, and at the meeting he was re-
elected without dissenting vote. The Vice-Presi-
dd s6{te W9n av oyer until later when something
been strong for Roosevelt
MICHIGAN
The tabling Of a Roosevelt resolution was the
event Of the day in the Michigan delegation. al
though this construed by those opposing the
resolution as favorable to Roosevet's ultimate vel
bv ofaring rssoIJ1+it sa,,dra ~ -. stie IS
was opposed by Colonel Hecker and others on
the resolution finally tabled. In order 10
avoid possible misconstruction Of this action D. d.
Ferry. the Republican candidate for Governor and
W. H.. Elliott the new National Committeeman
explain the situation TO Mr Roosevelt They toi9
the Governor the Michigan delegation felt that
in the way Of his choice for the Presidency four
years hence &C. which was considered the real honor
awaiting him, and that the Ntce-Presdential reso-
luton was accordingly tabled as adverse TO his IN
Governor Roosevelt expressed himself as pleased
with what had been done. and said he hoped other
OREGON
Chairman McCamant. Of the Oregon delegation
said to-day: Il hope to have the honor Of placing
in nomination for vice-President Judge Trip Of
South Dakota In the event OF RooseveIt's nout-
But Judge Trip and our Delegation believe Rooss
yelt should not be forced to take the nomination
Sa1 @ mas been forfed upon the people Roq
vest mp VIII &c q stronger one IN 'ne
ARIZONA
The Arizona Territory delegation held a caucus
and Charles H. Akers. a delegate-at-Iarge. was
elected chairman after which poll was taken on
the Vice-Presidency. It found that the dele
gates are unit for any who is accepta bic 10
me Adninistration II the latter has candidate.
MI Doliver is their second choice
FLORIDA
statement that FIorida's delegates had baep
instructed for observation-disclosures Woodruff was
emphatcaly denied to-day by H s Chubb yfca-
chairman of the delegation. We are uninstructed"
wishes OF the Administration leaders. whose opin-
Joseph E. Lee was elected chairman OF the aars
cation and Judge John G. Long was chosen Ma
uonal committeeman
NEw-HAMPsHIRE.
The New Hampshire delegation perfected fts a.
gsuizatien. Senator Gallinger was elected chair
man, The delegates passed resolution to stand
by Secretary Long until he is nominated or with
draws
OKLAHOMA.
The delegates from Oklahoma Territory partially
organized to-day. Harry c. Thompson was se-
lected to head the delegation A poll was taken
and it found that they viii support Deliver
for Vice-PreSident II RoosAvelts name Is pre-
sented to the Convention then the Terrttory's vote
MONTANA.
The delegates from Montana held thefr caucus
tonight and selected Senator Thomas H Carter
to be the chairman of the delegation IN the Con-
vention. William H. De Witt was elected National
When Senator Carter was asked whom the dele
cation would support for Vice president he said:
instructed as to the Presidential and Vice-Prssi-
Dental candidates. and the delegates have held no
I believe that the Montana men will support Scott
for the VicePresidency."