The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-06-06
NO TRUCE IN The
R[PUBL|CANCAM
FORAKER AND TAFT SAID TO BE
FAR FROM ANY SORT OF
PEACE PACT.
CRY CLEAR THE TRACK
DO Would.Be Pacifiers IN ONO 6ut
Appeal is Unheeded and Struggle
For Supremacy in the State
Goes Steadily On.

Columbus, Ohio, June 5.-That there
has been no chang in the status OF
the contending Republican factions
was shown by the prompt and vocitef-
ous denial today that a truce had been
arranged at Cincinnati by John r
Malloy whereby Senator Joseph Ben
son Foraker was to be indorsed FOR 2
third term This denial came from
1.-THE Taft forces and its strength IS
most significant.
When Secretary Taft was here last
Saturday he was emphatic In the de-
claration that he would entsr into no
deal or arrangement His adherents
now fully understand his attitude and
the talk of trnces and harmony agree
ments may as we'll be dropped untll
either Senator Foraker or Secretary
Taft in person makes some official
announcement upon that subject,
What diplomats would call an impasse
has been reached and negotiations just
now are futile.
| The plan of capturing the state ~
detail inst ad of as a whole has been
| apparently resumed by the Taft forces
| for today it was announced from
| Youngstown that the committee there
had met and unanimously declared for
the secretary.
Mahoning For Taft
Since the famous exchange pe
tween Chairman Walter 3. Brown, OF
the State Central Committee, and Sen
ator Foraker, following the issuing CT
the declaration Of Governor Harris
and the state officials in favor o.
Taft Endorsements have come from
Sc.oto county, the home Of Congress
man Bannon; Gallia county, one "a
ltha constituent parts Of the Tenth dis,
ttrict. Drake county, lit sfe ffifitalV
Fourth district. and Cuyahoga county,
the largest in the state Now Mahon-
ling county has come into ling,
Chairman Vorys fthe Taft organ
Iization. said today that more indrose
ments would follow There have been
a large number of callers at the head-
iguarters here during the week. a
striking feature of their utterances Is
the division that exists as to the
holding of state convention, Ihe
Chairman is beset by both sides, ana
has not yet made up his nina. IL
tn re exists any impression that the
matter is being held off on account of
Senator Foraker ii should be cast
aside. This erroneous idea grew OUT u
the fact that some of the state offic-
ials were cf the opinion that Senator
Forak r of his own yolition, would
agree to the Endorsement of Secretary
Taft. and would not insist upon his
own indosement and this time.
On that account they advised the
holding off Of the convention in order
that he might be given time to ac.
Even these hopeful state officers have
about given up this opinion. and some
of them are viewing the prospect OF
state convention with friendlle'
eye.
For a Convention.
AT the capitol il was said that :;
separation of the presidency and sena
torship question was absolutely es
seniial to party success. The way u
secure a & paration was through th'
rank and file taking the matter ln''
D their own hands. If the convention :.
1. the best plan to bring about this resul
il will be availed of and the bushes
of this year will be disposed Of dl
rectly.
There is much growing from tn
Z candidates for state and county office
over present conditions. and the choI
Ms is being augmented by the pa
d troits who want district and congre'
l. sional nominations. They fail to Sc
D. WHY the whole crowd is to be Jef
'e nardiz simply because two big me
= have fallen cut. For this eason
a. would not be surprising If there wa
|, |, some radical action within a shoi
time which will produce peace Tor thl
= wear at least. Clear the Track is {
!, be the slogan Of the pacifiers.
- Among tn callers az the office
Chairman vorys today was Presider
John PEBBLES of the Taft Club
Portsmouth He announced that !
vas working to increase the membe
ship to Il 600 MIR. PEBBLES is the TAT
er-inIaw Of 5 creiary Elmer Dover,
E the National Republican commute
q but that has nothing TO do with his b
s ing for Taft.
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N stINnAY SCHOOL WORKERS.