Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-03

His Friends Believe He
Is a Winner.
Rival Factions at Cleveland do
Not Agree.
viii Never Unite on Cuyahoga County
Candidate.

VIII never unite on Cuyahoga County
Candidate.
Reports received in tilis city last
night were very encouraging to thu
friends of Judge u. l.. Marvin.
1t is now asserted that the stories
Of splits In the delegations fror, Lor.
ain and Medina, counties ere not found
cd on facts. aIarvin's supporters as.
serted today that be would be numi-
mated on tho first or second ballot.
With the solid support Of Summit.
Medina and Lorain counties he only
needs 10 votes from Cuyahoga. 1t Is
claimed that II Cuyahoga county
votes arc pledged to him. This gives
him within one vote of enough to nom
mate.
The delegates from Summit county
win go to Cleveland Saturday morning
on the c. T. & V. railroad at 6:45 am.
MARVIN LEADS.
Referring to the situation In Cuyn-
hoga county the Leader says;
AS the day Of the Republican Judi
cial convention draws near the work
Of the several candidates for Nmina-
ton to the Circuit bench becomes more
apparent, but still the final result is
doubtful.
Judge Marvin was rated yesterday
as the strongest Of the candidates. 1t
is believed that at the present time be
has the favor Of more delegates than
any OF the othef' candidates. The
strength Of Judge Lnmson seems to be
a little uncertain. 1t is known that he
! has secured several of the delegates
from Medina county and has follow
ing In the Cuyahoga county delegation
which will not be captured by either
Louis J. Winch or Miner G.. Norton.
Friends of Judge Lamsou declare that
he is sure Of securing the delegates
who will come to the convention
pledged to Judge Marvin II 1t Is seen
that Judge Marvin cannot secure the
nomination. The following delegates
from Cuyahoga county, Judge Lam
sons supporters say, have been &C.
cured to Winch through the efforts OF
County Auditor Craig: William West
gate, Thirty y-tirst ward; Isadore Well
err, Fourth ward; 0. n. Hicks, Sixth
ward; w. J. Gleason, Twelfth ward;
G. B. Hoag, Seventeenth ward: Goo.
II. Fetheuer, Twenty-second ward;
James II. Lawrence, Twcnty-third
ward; ID. a. Kimball, Thirty-fourth
ward; Daniel w. Shupc. OF Rockport.
When shown these names yesterday
Auditor Craig said; "With the cxcop-
tion Of d. A. Eimball ana Daniel
Shupe | will admit that have up.
pointed the ncn named either as as
SCISSORS or approved of their appoint
ment as assistants of dccennlal mp
pralsers. All that is the matter with
those other fellows Is that they are
sore because they have not the pat
ronagc to use. II they had they
would. 1t is all in politics. Iappoint'
ed those men at the suggestion OF
friends Of Miner G. Norton, not because
they wero delegates. II they do moi
vote for Mr.. Winch then they will
vote for Mr.. Norton. have not seer
Mr.. Norton today and cannot say
whether he has announced himself az
a candidate or not"
In addition to the foregoing list Of
delegates the following are said to bc
included in those secured by tho audi
tor for Mr.. Winch: Fred Horn, Geo
w. Schuster. clerks In the office OF tho
auditor; James II. Walker, clerk In
the County Recorders Office, and w
G., Beck, president of the Board Of
Equalization, 1t is said by the Lam
son people that Beck has been PROM