Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-19
AMONG STATE DELEGATIONS

VTRGfNIA-U. S. Marshal Treat said com
pfmcntary vote would be given Scott, if his
name was presented. After that he was for
Dollyer. Some Roosevelt sentiment.
MAssAeHusErTs-Sub-c ommittees found all
New England states would vote solidly Long
Southern states generally for administration s
choice. Some Illinois delegates for Dolliyer.
as ditto Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. Senti-
ment among northern states east of Mississippi
strong for New York man, provided Empire
state delegation can unite on candidate Most
of sub-comlNittees reported Long very strong
as a second choice.
NEBRAsKA-No preference.
KANsAs-Roosevelt sent Greene to address
the delegation not being able to fill the en-
gagement himself Greene said they wanted
him to remain governor of New York and
Roosevelt SO wished. Greene had no doubt he
could be elected governor Chairman Burton
afterward said Roosevelt could have Kansas
vote. If he was out Dolliver would probably
be favorite.
KENTUoKY-Delegate Ross said Kentucky
wanted to compliment Bradley by having his
name considered for vice presidency. After
that Roosevelt seemed strongest, if he would
accept.
Observation-Disclosures were not all here Con-
gresham Lorimer said he had not conferred
with delegates, but those with his party liked
Doliver. -.cagM
"Suppose Roosevelt stands 2" he was asked.
while Deliver is a candidate will be yot-
ing for him. he replied.
UTAH-Governor Wells says the Utah dele
CATION expected TO support Bartlett Trip for
vice president, but the Roosevelt movement
has caused change of plans, so that if New
York unites on Roosevelt Utah will be solid for
him. After that Utah will be for Tripp.
ENNEssEE-Tennessee will be for Pritch-
ard, South Carolina if he stands.
CALTFORNTA-Deegat r. Il. Power said the
attitude Of the California delegation was one
of accord with administration on vice presi.
dency, and beyond that there was no definite
understanding as to any particular candidate.
INDIANA-Senator Fairbanks presided at the
meeting of the Indiana delegation and was
chosen chairman but no statement was made
to the vice presidential purposes, although
the senator continued to tell all inquirers that
he is not candidate. Colonel Charles .Jewett
said if Fairbanks would stand he would have
state vote Roosevelt was probably next but
delegation had not been polled.
Observation-Disclosures We're not all here
Senator Davis, who is here, will doubtless pre-
sent name of Washburn for vice president but
after this compliment is paid there appears to
ae sentiment for Roosevelt, Bliss and Deliver
NEW JERSEY-"Four years ago New Jersey
presented the country with a sterling vice
presidential candidate Garrett A. Hobart"
said Congressman Loudenslager of that state
I'VE have no candidate now but we have an
other man fully up to the requirements if the
necessity arises. What's the matter with John
w. Griggs, attorney general of the United
States and former governor New Jersey?"
There was no present plan to present Gen
eral Griggs' name.
MoNTANA-Senator Carter, delegation chair
man, said he believed delegates would support
Scott for vice president
NEW YoRK-Vice presidential question did
not come up at meeting which adjourned I'M
til today.