The Washington times., 1911-12-10

today II destiny is going TO mix in this
situation to the disadvantage of the Ad-
mlnis,ration. Big. astute, courageous,
center OF all attention, the pivot OF
every, analysis of probable Developments
from the present meeting of the COM
mittee. Already his admirers and SYM
pathizers were specializing about him
as possible chairman OF national
COMMITTEES and coming Senator from
OHIO; provided. always, that his fight
goes through and that his purpose to
With Brown In his stand are Nat
Wright and Dan Hanna Mr.. Wright
1T looks as II there are tears where
there should be cheers SO far as Mr..
Taft Is concerned. I am sorry for him."
Mr. Wright said the great majority
Of the Republicans Of the State were
recently taken by the Toledo Blade and
Cleveland Leader, which covered nearly
every county and showed overwhelming
anti-Taft sentiment. He said this poll
was careful and cacurate.
Hard to Stop.
II Is the most difficult thing In the
world to prevent the denomination OF
man who sits In the white House and
controls the patronage" said he. But
in my Judgment Mr.. Taft will not be
renominated, because there will be
such movement against It from the
people, not from the politicians, that 1t
When the national COMMITTEES meets
Tuesday former Governor John Il: Hill,
of Maine, the chairman. VIII wieia tne
necessity of electing a chairman. and 1t
is expected Governor Hill VIII DC
chosen No duties OF Importance Will
devolve on him, as a new chairman VIII
Convention, practically dictated, as
usual, by the Presidential nominee.
The present membership Of the ma
ionalt committee, comfortapie ma.
John F. Hill. acting chairman: william
Haywood, secretary; George r.. Shell
DON treasurer; William Il. stone
sergeant-at-arms; Victor !. Mason, as
assistant treasurer.
Aiabama-P. d. Barker, Mobile.
Arkansas-Powell Clayton, Eureka
California A. knight. San
! Hlorado-charles E. Lavender. Lead
willie.
Deiaware-T. Coleman du Pont, Will
Fiorida-James N. coombs. Apalachi-
Georgia-IIenry Blum. jr.. Savannah.
Idaho--W. E. Borah, Boise.
Illinois-Frank o. Lowden, Oregoni
iowaMErnests e., Hart. Council Bluffs.
Kansas-D. w. Mulvane. Topeka.
Kentpcky-A r Bnr In, N Rleh nrfasn,
ho%sanaPeeri H Mish Aus MsW orleans
Maryland-wiliiam P. Jackson. Sails
Ma Maassachusetts-w. Murray Crane.
Michigan-John w. Blodgett. Grand
Rapids - "a -.
Minnesota-Frank B. Kellogg. st.
Mississippi--L B. Moseley. Jackson.
Missouri-Charles Nagel. st. Louis.
Montana-Thomas c. Marshall. MIS-
soula.
NeVadaMP L. Flanagan, Reno.
New Hampshire-F. w. Estabrook,
New Jersey-Franklin Murphy. New
New York-william L. Ward. Port !
North Carolina-E. c. Duncan.
North Dakota-James Kennedy. Fargo.
0kiahorna-C. M. Cade, Shawnee.
Oregon-R. E. Williams. Dallas.
Rhode 1sland-charles R. Brayton.
South carolisa-John G. capsrs.
South Dakota-rhomas Thorson. Cam
ton t"Lfs5
Tennessee-Nathan w. Hale. Knox
vile
Texas-Cecil A. Lyon. Sherman.
Utah-C. e. Loose, Provo City.
Vermont-James w. Brock, Mont
pelier.
Virginia-Alvah H. Martin. Ports
Washington-R. L. Mccormick. Ia
coma.
West Virginia-N. B. Scott, Wheeling.
= Wisconsin-Alfred T. Rogers, Madison.
''yoming-George e. Pexton, Evans
.aska-L p. Shackelford, Juneau.
Arizona-W 8. Sturgis. Tucson.
District Of Columbia-Sidney Bieber,
HawaiiNA. G. M. Robertson. Homo
lulu.
New Mexico-solomon Luna, Los
Lunas.
Philippine Islands-Henry B. Mccoy.
Manila.
Porto Rico-R. H. Todd. San Juan.
Invitations are being sent out by the
League Of Republican State Clubs to-
day to the members Of the Republican
national committee and the executive
committee of the Republican clubs, to
attend a reception and open house"
entertainment. to be given at 1349 Penn
sylyania avenue northwest, Tuesday
night at O'clock. ~.