The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
G. o. P. MANAGERS
FAVOR AOOlCKS
Delaware Gasman'S Delegates
viii Be Seated.
LILLY WHITES" SHUT OUT
WISCONSIN FIGHT WILL COME
UP TODAY.

Chicago. June 16.-After deciding several
contests On delegates AZ large 10 the Re-
publican national convention ana a NUM-
Der of district disputes the Republican
national committee adjourned until to-
morrow morning, leaving the biggest I-SnJ
that of the factions of Wisconsin still UNI
settled.
While there was much interest taken
i'm the settlement By the committee of the
contests in Delaware AND Louisiana to-
day, the quarrel I'm Wisconsin IS regarded
as the most serious in the party. and the
leans and Democrats alike
Addicks and the Sack
In the Delaware contest. the committee
this afternoon decided unanimously 90
seat the Delaware delegation. which is
headed by J. II. Addicks. III was decided
also TO seat the cOlored delegates at
large from Louisiana, who are opposed
% the LILLY White Republicans OF
Louisiana.
The colleagues of Mr.. Addicks who were
s.vcn seats are United States Seuator J.
Frank Alice, John Hum and Caleb r.
Layton. The contest was between the
Union Republicans and the regular Re
DubliCans, and was d continuation of a.
fight which has been going on iu Deia-
ware Tor several years inc QeLesatt s.
at large who contested the right Of the
AudlckS aCherents TO seats were United
states Senator Ball. j. A Dupont Nam
mittee did not discuss the case after hear
ing both sides. but voted at once TO seat
the Addicks delegation.
Lily Whites Downed.
Some surprise was occ3siOued when by
a vote of . to 13. the committee decided
90 seat the delegates at large from L9tls-
lana who are opposed 10 the Lilly
q White" element. Not only did the COM
tending party. the Cohen faction. win the
matter of delegates at large, but tAeif
/ representative were victorious ln pTac-
ucally all Of the district CONTESTS in tnat
state. The Lilly White FACTION exc
pected the contest would be decided 10
their favor, and the COlOred OeIegaIes had
: practically given mp hope of being sue
cessful before the committee. When the
vote was announced the negro delegates
I hurriediy left the committee room 20 tell
their friends assembled iu q room ad-
BIZ all the negroes who were present. and
} IL was some minutes before the commit
+ tee could proceed with ITS work The
{ recognized delegates at large are Waiter
/ l.. Cohen, Emile kuntz Girault FarraF
and H. 3. n. Brown.
Sort Of Compromise.
/ The contest on the district delegates was
| then taken up. but the supporters Of cN-
( Governor Yarmouth decided not tn cars
3 the district contests TUrtnert. with DAl
1 one exception that of the Seventh Louis
] lana congressional district, and the Cohen
/ men were seated in all or the other six
/ districts in which there mad been con-
/ tests.
/ posed to the Lilly White" Republican,
+ agreed 20 make no fight an the Seventh
district, and the followers of Ex-Governor
/ Yarmouth were seated i'm this district
Henry g. Payne who became 3d., and
was unable to preside at the meeting of
the committee yesterday. was present to-
I DAY when the committee was called 10
order
/ The committee decided TO give the
! Philippine islands representation In the
convention.
/ Contests from Alabama, Georgia. Mis-
Isisslppi. North Carolina and Virginia were
/ decided.
/ J. FL Fassett and A. Z. VaIofs Of the
J Thirty-third New York district were