New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
RESULT OF ELECTIONS Up
TO D1TE.
41s for Taft. So for Knor, 50 for
Hughes. IS for Cannon, 50 for
Fairbanks. 25 for La Fol
Iette. 2 for Foraker and
$50 UncOmmttted.
$50 Uncommitted.

on June Is. have been chosen since Inc
Trbune's last summary OF delegates elected
was published on May 3. Eight hundred and
thirty delegates have now been chosen. some
thing over four-ffths of the membership OF the
convention which fixed in the Republican
National Committees call at $50
OF the 1O4 delegates chosen during the week
sixty-four were instructed directly or indirectly
for Mr. Taft and two avowed Taft men. Cor
ernor Fort and State Senator E. r Ackerman.
uninstructed. elected in New JERSEY
Thirty-seven delegates were not instructed In
this classification are included two New Jersey
delegates from the 9Th District-directed TO
vote for President Roosevelt One svowed
Hughes man. ex-senator Edgar T. Brackett. un-
instructed elected in New York
| The Arkansas state convention having recoz-
nfzed the delegates in the 9Th Congress Distrfs1
| who on April 81 elected w b Shipper and
scipio Jones as delegates instructed for Taft
| The presumption 70 regularity seems TO be IN
| their favor and they are accordingly entered in
/ the above list The state committee In Ken
| tucky having decided by a vote OF to thst
| the body in the 1st District, which elected Taft
delegates regular. their title is also accepted
| as prima facie
/ OF the $50 delegates so far named as are
either instructed for Taft, committed to his sup
mort by resolutions of Endorsement preferences.
| or have publicly announced in connection with
| their election their intention to vote for him at
| Chicago
| sixty-eght are for Knox. 80 for Hughes. 10
for Cannon. 80 for Fairbanks. % for La Follette.
| 2 for Foraker and $50 uncommitted- Con-
/ tests IN which Presidential preferences are In
volved being made for y Of the $50 seats
Secretary Taft has the support Of 5OS per cent OF
| the delegates far elected
ALABAMA
| The Alabama State Convention. held at Btr-
mingharn on May 6. elected as delesates-at-
large J. O. Thompson and F II. Latnrop. OF BIZ
| rninshan; w. p Farley, of Pratt City. and y
H. Alexander. Of Montgomery. They were IN
structed for Taft
| The so-caIled Davidson wing OF the party held
| state convention In Birmingham on April =
and elected as delegates-at-Iarse A E Stratton.
| Of Blairton; c. d. Alexander. of Attalis' W. H.
| Pettiford and C. J. Allison, of Birr1fn Snam-
= | They were not Instructed Four district dole
| gates were elected
Pse. sIa at q Pn.nsss TsIssss S
and J. / AbercrombIe. OF Columbiana They
instructed = for - Tsf 1s Ssd at casr.
May g. elected W r Aiar1cn. AZ Ti1, oh Thse,
| Were not instructed
The ~ sh Msg bSt5ct eeetsd l. Steele and Jessp
|, Montgomery. both of Birmingham They vsrs
| instructed for Taft
CONNECTICUT.
| The Connecticut State Convention. held al
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at-Iarge Charles F. BROKER. OF Ansoiio- Michael
| Kenealv. of stamford; Charles H. Clark. of
| HARTFORD. Isaac NJ Uiluan. OF New Haven T.
| T. Hopkins, OF KnlingIy, and @ r Fyisr' OK
Torrngton. They were instructed for T1fs- {
Eight district delegates we're elected.
t District e9nxsHtIOn held at IT F.T{f .TIfg .sa
G. Z Keeney. OF sOners- They wsrs not in
The I'd District convention, held at It. HsTtferd @ On
Nay elec5sd SSs1sra 10 4 OF PortIsnG Tnsy wsrs
instructed for Taft r-t,,-. =,
The Sd DstsieS xns9 PARK Of sDrasus
Edwin Miller. OF MOOsup- They wsFs not IN
The An District ecnyenti9n held At Z, Hs+tsosa e
and j. n Roraback, Of Canaan Insy ~
| instructed for Taft.
KENTUCKY.
Tho Kentucky State Convention, held at Louis
| Vile on May s and I. elected as delssates-as-
large Governor A. Z. Wilson, ". M Buiitt ana
C. W. Johnson. of Louisville, and Il X Burn
ham OF Richmond. They were Instructed fox
| Taft.
Esebteen district delegates were elected
The ID District convention. held at Bowling Green
on May O. elected J: T. DeTis. OF 1,s GarTen
GSsR GGgRty x.as aad inHtrac.sd S sssF roF raf
The ,an a5n D1stfa o5 Nav o. secfed Har@e
Brsesnrtidgs Coun4y; 6ss ane 9srs instruessd for
The 9Th District convention. held At Louisyirs ON
Nav & elected Morris B Belknap and Andrew
| GoWan both OF Louisville. They were IN.
". Eufsse clover sS aad ! = conElins- They ~'0'
Inc Nav yH l. elected Richard F. Ernst. Of CovinE-
| ton and P. T. MCPHERSON. OF Grant County
they we're instEpc5sd T @d for Tar s5s ! rs1seIns
| They were not instructed -.
pstrss oeRysnslpfn hsd at at snsfort
and G. L Barnes OF Frankfort They were
r,s sfb district convention. held at shslbyvills
on MAY s. elected Walter j Bennett. OF Mad
! ison County. and j. L. Dawson. Of Lincoln
The 9th District convention. held at Carlisle on
May ., elected W. d Cochran Of Maysvtile.
and E. E Kitchens, OF Grayson They wers
| Instructed for Taft
The 10th District convention. held az winchester
May . elected James A Wallacs q 9Iol3x Estii
They were instructed for Taft
The 18th District GSnssnrieP bn nel1 Of az gn
and T. P Combes. OF Casey County. They
were instructed for Taft A seeding faetios
elected w t. Davis. of Bell County. and w
| A Cafey. of Adatr County
NEW JERSEY.
The New Jersey State Convention. held at
Trenton on May 5. elected as delegatss-at-largs
| limited States Senators John Kean and Frank o.
. Briggs Governor J. Franklin Fort and David
, Raird of Camden. They were not instructed
| Governor Fort has announced that he will vote
| for Taft
| Twelve district delegates were elected
The 1st District convention. held at Trenton or
slayer, of Paulsboro. and = A Armstrong OF
( Camden They were not Instructed, inst =; sT., ~
May S, elected r e Hand. of Ernna. and $ X
Robbins. Of Moorestown- They were not in
, , | The Sd district convention. held at Trenton
II" May s. elected 6, q smith; Of Ocean Goansy.