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

been annoyed on the trip here, and did not expect
to have any trouble. When the matter re-
ferred TO at the Kentucky headquarters it evoked
heated denunciation of the Conspiracy against
Taylor and expressions of sturdy loyalty 10 him
ILLINOIS
The Illinois people holding OF their meeting
until the delegates all here and the sentiment
has become clearer. About the headquarters there
appeared to be considerable Doliver sentiment. and
Congressman Lormer. of Chicago, said Il have
not conferred with the delegates, but those with
our party like Dolliver."
Suppose Roosevelt standsT' he was asked
while Dolliver is a candidate will be voting
for him. he replied.
Governor Wells says the Utah delegation ex-
pected to support Bartlett Trip for VlcePresident
but the Roosevelt movement has caused a change
of plans. that If New-York unites on Roosevelt
Utah will be solid for him. After that Utah will
be for Trip. The contest for Utah's place on the
National Committee is lively
TENNESSEE.
Tennessee also has Presidential candidate
Senator Pritchard of North Carolina. Congress
man Bromwen said: Senator Prtchard will have
the Tennessee delegation If his is presented,
which think will be done. We were brought up
together, and Pritchard used to be printer in
my town. After that things too much mixed to
say where Tennessee will go. but definite action
may be taken later
CALIFORNIA
The California delegation mas received many
dispatches from home to the severity of the
quarantine enforced by Surgeon Kinyoun. OF the
United States Marine Hospital staff. and this sub
ject crowded out politics to some extent to-day.
Chairman Knight and six others were appointed a
committee to go Washington and represent to the
President and Secretary Gage that the regula-
items unduly harsh and needless, as 1t Is as
serted that authenticated Of plague has
appeared. and that the States interests are being
injured by the severe restrictions
II. T Power one of the delegates. says the atti-
tude of the California delegation is one OF accord
with the Administration on the Vice-Presidency
and beyond that there is definite understanding
as any particular candidate.
INDIANA
Senator Fairbanks presided at the meeting of the
Indiana delegation to-day. and was chosen chair
man. but no statement made to his Vice
Presidential purposes although the Senator con-
tinues to tell all inquirers that he is not cand-
date Colonel Charles Jewett who chosen as
the member of the Committee Permanent Or
ganization, formerly chairman OF the Demo
cratic State Committee of Indiana. The Indiana
sentiment expressed by George P. Haywood
as follows: 'Tf Fairbanks would permit the
l. of his name would have the strength OF Indiana
and it would be a powerful assistance TO us in
Indiana Roosevelt is probably next in favor. but
the delegation has been polled."
Colonel Durbin's nomination Governor re-
ouires his place TO be filed the National Com
mittee Harry New. OF The Indianapolis Jour
nal" and Frank MilIigan the candidates with
the chances apparently favoring New.
MINNESOTA.
The Minnesota people struggling in and
there will be nothing definite until arrive
Senator Davis who is here. will doubtless present
| the name of washburn for vice-President but
after this compliment is paid, there appears TO be
a sentiment for Roosevelt, Bliss or Deliver
NEW-JERSEY.
-Four years ago New-Jersey presented the coun-
try with sterling Yee-Presidential candidate
Garrett A Hobart" said Congressman Louden-
slayer of that State. I'VE have no candidate now
but we have another man fully up To the require
ments. il the necessity arises What's the matter
with John w Griggs. Attorney General Of the
United states and former Governor OF New-Jer-
sey?'
There is no present plan to present Mr.. Grisgs's
name. but Mr.. Loudenslager says the delegation
draw on If necessary.
The Ohio Senators. Hanna and Foraker were
centres of interest and conference all day. Sen
ator Foraker and Cornelius " Bliss were the
guests of honor at luncheon at the Union League
Club at noon, Senator Scott and Congressman
Payne and Grosvenor being among the other
~ until 10 o clock tomorrow morning, when the
organization VIII be perfected and some definite
signs from those high In authority NAV be ex-
VIRGINIA
Virginia organized during the day As 10 the
Vce-Presidency Morgan Treat. United States Mar
shall said: We will give Senator Scott a eompli-
mentary vote II his name is presented. There IS
Roosevelt has friends among US, hut there Is no
stampede for him.
WEST VIRGINIA.
While the West Virginia delegation was in s.s-
SIGN to-day. Mr. Doiliver called and was eordialIv
received. He Is a native OF West Virzinia ana h..