The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-06-11
TAFT SECURES
DELEGATES IN
STATE SCRAPS
FLORIDA AND GEORGIA SUPPORT
ERS OF SECRETARY SEATED
IN CONVENTION.
ALLIES" ARE REPRESENTED.
Offer of COMPROMISE Is Heard, but Sec
retary's Managers Are Not IN
Melting Mood.
HITCHCOCK GIVES UP HIS PROXY

\ CHICAGO, H.. June S.-After decid-
ing a contest in Florida in favor of See
rotary w. II. Taft's candidacy for the
presidential nomination, the Republican
national committee was compelled to ad-
journ because of a partition in the room
being in a highly dangerous condition.
The committee met shortly after 10
o'clock today. TO continue its hearing OF
the contests for seats On the temporary
roll call.
All of the contest, which are vet to be
settled are brought hv negro voters in
structed for Senator Foraker with the
.N'sp''oi' VI tie I'"i u'Ss'l', -, ~ IN ,N'Ii
tu'N' "n'I" are ''"'I"'u iol nc
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pi'',''I'.'' en- f-..o ,,.Ia,,
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anu 'l''' was 4" i''''V AN 'e"'" Va
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Hitchcock Not Present.
Frank II. Hitchcock. the Taft mana
car did mot eli t.1av rs member Of
the committee. solomon Luna of New
Nexico whose rr,y,. Mr. Hitchcock has
held during the previous sessions Of the
committee, having arrived. After con
ference with n number of his friends.
ilitchcock decide 20 "!'hdra" despite
from Alexander Mckenzie the national
;na ,ho+ it,. H. 'I,' ra,,noso,t hin
ui,at,, 49,. na,ai,.,I .o,,
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stnd Ing. ms proAE 10 lne LAY , inanase''
tatira Io,,oe NaIalI'lor ~ CoIifnrnio
Alies are Juohaht'
The allies" were highly jubilant over
the withdrawal Of Hitchcock and
claimed that thew Lad forced him from
,a,,.,,,,,;+,ol, tf;-.r.,.l. ..oil b,vvo,.or
'"e mint w.
lhat MS ret'FelhtAt was III 10 way cor
nected with the protests against h1ln'
which have been uIcd 10y the allies.
/ He further declared that if an occasion
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Sno"'u al H'"N''- ~ 'oi
able ana necessary Le NCuld assume an
other proxy.
When asked what occasion could arts,
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10 HlaA' II IliiP''"''r' i"i nm ~ ''7'I'"
ac' "s " nIeiN"'' ~ '''' '"'i''''' =,
fepHeu' Inc necessary absence u l"l'
men from the meetings of the committee
and their inabiIjf, To obtain representa-.
tvs ,,I,, v.o,Id ,..,,,,i,,uo n Inol. afro,
.,' q,r.
'le ii''e''''' u '''''''"'S a.
NO compromise IN Slght.
I Tho question Of q cumnrortise nartic
. ,,la,.I,. .,f,,;,,, 60 ,l,, l,,,ta,,ts "a Eo,.
uI",' - ~ ~ - '''0 -
lucky ana enncsSee was rc'lNeu To-
Gay, but tie ait managers were not
cared that they would continue to seek
CHARLES G. PbeIps and Arthur r
stottor orair.r whom nrotosts wcr,
made similar TO those against Hitch.
cock. continued to sit today as member,
of the committee.
Arthur yurvs. another Of the Taft.
managers arrived today and was IN CON.
for,,,,.,, ,,.;,I. ri. ,,.I,,..,.,,,.. H., .,...
ie' WV" MS us ne '"I"e
|" me 'oAs'"NI early To-Day III an auto
mobile accompanied hy Myron T. Her
rick of Ohio. and Frank r. kellogg. ot
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