Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-26
Arizona Delegates Are Instructed
to Vote for Hearst in the St.
Louis Convention.
WYOMING WILL
FOLLOW SUIT
Unterrjfed Of Alabama, Tennessee,
Ohio Are for Parker, Those Of
Nebraska for Bryan.

The Arizona Democratic convention
which met in Tucson Monday passed
resolutions endorsing William r.
Hearst as the Democratic candidate
for President and instructing the dele
cation to vote for him in the conven-
ton. The delegates elected are as fol
| lows:
Carl Hayden Maricopa County; w.
| F. Trumons, Yuma County: John
Lawler, Yavapai County; J. A. Taylor,
Cochise County; Isaac Barth, Apache
County, and w. A. Gallispie Graham
County. Alternates-J. Holmes, Mo
have County; William Parr. Navajo
County; W. NJ Schushmann. Santa
Cruz County; George p Blair. PinaI
County, and r. A. Riordan, Coconino
County.
Alabama Favors Parker.
Montgomery, Alabama. May 26-The
Democratic state convention was held
in Montgomery yesterday and dis
patched it's work in few hours. AL
though no instructions were given, the
resolutions adopted recite that at the
present time Judge Alton B. Parker is
the most available and acceptable
candidate for the nomination for the
presidency and that the sentiment of
the convention is for his nomination.
Nebraska Democrats Still Owned BY
Bryan.
Omaha, May 26-The contest in the
Democratic primaries of Douglas Coun-
ty resulted in overwhelming victory
for the Bryan forces. The opposition,
known as the reorganization" party
was defeated in every ward in the city
and in all but two precincts in the
county. The result is an endorsement
for Bryan for delegate at large to thu
national Democratic convention
Wyoming for Hearst.
Cheyenne Wye. May 26The l.al
annie County Democratic convention
met here yesterday and elected dele
gates to the state convention, instruct.
ed for William r. Hearst Laramie
County is the principal county in the
state and Democratic leaders at the
capitol say its action will be followed
oy every other county in the state and
hat the Wyoming delegation to the
will be instructed for
Hearst
Tennessee Democrats Want Parker.
Nashville. Tenn, May 26-Late last
night after wildly exciting scenes the
Democratic state convention adopted
a platform instructing the delegates
to the national convention to vote for
the nomination of Judge Alton B. Park
er, of New York, for President.
Ohio Democrats Do Not Like Hearst.
Columbus, May 26-The Democratic
state convention yesterday nominated
1 full state ticket.
There were three presidential ela-
nents involved. The Hearst men orig
nally wanted instruction, but finally
United their opposition to the unit
'ule Friends of Colonel James XII
bourne of Columbus. Democratic can
lidate for Governor three years ago.
wanted endorsement.
Friends of Judge JudSon Harmon. OF
Cincinnati who was attorney general
lnder Cleveland wanted neither en-
lorsement nor instructions. but the
init rule The Harmon men evidently
Won out The platform. the briefesL
n the history of such state literature
vas adopted as it came from Cincin-
lati. with the exception of the two
ent a mile railroad fare plank that
vas added at the instigation of Mayor
ohnson of Cleveland. in the conven-
ion.
The delegates and alternates at large
re claimed by the conservatives who
lso claimed 80 of the Ohio district
elegates. Their poll CT the Ohio lele-
ation to st. Louis is SO conservatives
friendly to Harmony, Hearst six, and
ok four, and that under the unit
ule the conservatives will have the
)hiO delegation more than three to