The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Dresident Forces Nomi-
II Henry l.. Stimson
n York Governor.
mr. PLATFORM IS
LIKEWISE ACCEPTED
|ruggle Over Head of
Ticket, All the Rest
Is Easy.

LEA, n, y, sept -e'-lne NC
..tc convention tonight named
c,Imson of New York as its
ID governor
nation OF Mr.. StimSon was
rssory for Colonel Roosevelt.
liz led the fight for tho NOM
4 Hs candidate,
h the ticket follows:
utenant governor - Edward
rtary OF statc-Samuel s, koe-
rhaled),
u ccmptroller--James Thomp-
tressurer-Thomas +. Fen
a cngiueer-Frsnk N. Will
Inlnstedl.
sney general-EdSard 8.
|snominuted).
bic judge OF the court OF ap-
Ia G. vann trenonlinete ted.
= Tor governor follows
2tImson. 6Sj: William s. Ben
n York. 2is: Thomas IS. Dunn.
q. James 3. McEwan, AL
altering. %.
}tddy's Slate Goes.
i. 2s made up this morning
Roosevelt, Senator Root and
rs went through without II
i Ii Is understood that Colonel
l rll slump the state for the
;pse OF the convention James
Id. Jr., speaker of the as
rpunced his withdra wal from
&|gre. due 10 his personal views
klgth OF time during which a
~ assembly should be a can
1 4esker and if successful hold
fsnt office, He has been
fye years.
-Fprth would not say that his
Fss due to the victory of the
In the convention.
fAlng but Roosevelt.
Of the convention found the
erces in complete mastery of
though the old guard kept
srimly until the end.
ihe Inst rouL OF the orEani-
= selection OF Colonel Roose-
rporary chairman, came his
Hd successful battle for the
lhe platform Of the progress
sk hnal victory in the noni-
q. S,lmson.
'ze The Siimson vote was taken
Of The organization had been
esop. Having no candida lie
v make a determined fight,
oulR of its vote 10 Repre-
'ennclt. As a rule, voting on
.elorlsl candidates followed
nsislon between progrcsslvcs
guard sS the vote for tenn
zll.nan.
yols for state comptroller,
f.eNed substantially the fun
suchgth in addition 10 about
e@ old guard forces. He was
fnalor John r. Kisscll.
Will Run Machine.
Saie committee, containing
naihes. was announced to-
4 was assumed that the pro-
g"a control. turning over 10
iofres The party machinery
Hnairman Timothy l..
4" Jailed Of reelection in his
4 was elected from the Sec
o. 2 progressive chairman
nj. Woodruff is expected
ue new chairman will be
ulsed. II is customary 10
us oi The state committee
uon ol chairman directly
<r,,snuon. but Chairman Root
"n non said that no such meet
Issood this situation arose
4 IL. :. 'ne fact that no agree
sn reached as TO the new,
. n n. Lloyd c. Griscom and
No"'iis both have declined
sa,e ssi,e@Tnoon the leaders can
nirhs. once more in the idea
aoml, uecidc upon an upstate
Z, wv receive the united vote
IorS delegation. Colonel
6S ~ ar Bennett 10 with.
congressman refused,
s'elt Once More.
eveIt ,rHeIt and Senator Root
zlsna IN The conference, de-
.,ssS oy their sIutc and the
N y. 70 make the nominating
|||rT & 'nseung broke up and
Ia cock Colonel Roosevelt
IN invention hall
iI,s,' nominated MIR. Ben.
Rssa,a, M sne nomination had beer
a I,t I,o,, went 10 the platform
apecch OF the conycn.
ty aying that he had ,.,,
s,Insh esteem. but that he
r. ,L''o. ,nL, to be the proper
ay pt What Mr.. Stimsor
a. bsVosecUor bs of the suga,
,lrod n, i'nlshcd his speech th,
ed na"l nil OF Judge Vann who's.
<pplnl,nornocr 81, was followed
M ~ OF 4 committee IL
The democratic committc,
a'h Of rs ~, The vacancy cause,
ihs rrotrd rno@ard T. Bartlett, mi,
3 nom,Tao'lity that a Demo,
aupnor,,nsted. the two nomi
~ nssvp9r'ed OF by both parties
rlmunic ,sports that he hac
roe he calion With William r
H Mr. Isme 10 Saratoga. an,
n The asars' had formed a,
sueS ,iSo,ming campaign, Mr.
h, ln's statement:
~ inning 1t Alone.
sny on' ocno'mnunicstcd with NJ,
\ The Vne ~, else outside the con
" tods,,n dssS,ndidates we nave con
hsirO rOpay va have been discuss, @
Heaurss,r and without refer
Reossyssij, on any one else"
alopnien Will leave for hom
,pesI ,pesIIlng On route at Po,,rh u
at the Duchess count I
setislnd tisld 70 tonight that as a re
ndden,n,,. Of the state CO conyen n N
he eoIy polI; expected the parp
IN yTT,ls T1 IN November. pal
lax VI NJ. stimson a man Of th
Nom Wr' All Griscom said. " IN ~
Gov @c can compare wItboi
sore,UnnTsor soresS1nor Hughes and 9'ISe otSs
'0fS' The action Of Il,
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