The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-04-14

entire delegation.
"Thc only chance for n Taft man
squeezing through Is found in the case
NJ Edward NJ. i;iprlow. state commits
eioncr oi highways. who has "A forlorn
hopr.
AT least two-thirds Of the Allegheny
county delegates to the state conNcn.
tion, which will elect twelve delegates
at large. will vote for men who can he
counted ON to vote for Roosevelt.
"M.agre returns from surrounding
counties in western Pennsylvania in
dictate that the Pcnrosc state organiza
ton has been badly upset and that
reosevelt will have most of the dele
gates from this end " the state.
IL, mas been one Of those old time
lan,'siides ana the state Republican
organization. which has so long ruled.
has GO, the worst blow ever. more than
nkeiy death blow.
.'Hil four of the Republican Congress
men from 'ittshurs have been nom
iused probably. though some seem To
think there is danger for Dr \. i.
Parchfeld when the country districts
has things cinchci.
"1rhc danger that was thought 10
threaten John Dalzel. now the father
OF the House. did not materalize. and
he is Handsomely r.nominaied
Mayor Magcc retains control OF the
county and city organizations and To-
caIly the result is as much "a rebuke
60 United States senator oliver as IL
Is 10 Taft
. 0Vhep the rain began TO pour all over
sthe State to-day the organization leaders
,were iubilant. declaring that it would
keep the Roosevelt supporters indoors
and would mean a sure Taft victory.
3Thev held this viewpoint when he reports
&pf slow voting Al the polls throughout
the State began TO come in. Not until
Ato- night when the ballots were counted
SSiid they see that the organization people
apparently remained n home while the
4 Roosevelt followers hraved the elements
!, There are many other ramtications con
s.lected with the Taft defeat to-day. Con-
s.gressman Moon IN the Fourth district
Eprobably has been defeated, and Con
kGressman Donohoe in the Sixth district
"a Democrat. apparently has captured the
tRepublican nomination
Senator Penrose left for Atlantic City
this afternoon and announced that he was
eons ou' u. ms avn "'e' "e ""''u'
be bothered with returns. To-nigh, he
could not be- reached
The Roosevelt hca dq,iart-rs here closed
at midnight after making sweeping claims
of everything in sight
Local organization leaders are stunned
Several Of them tonight announced thar
they had retired from politics for good
Col. Fred e.. " isOn secretary of the
hooseNe' heauq"it'erS mere sem 'eie
gram 10 'o', honSe'e' u. ! e'och '"ls
morning 10 ''ie e"eo' ''a' ." "' .ne 20 S'a'e
oeeRa'eS ma" pfe" e'e''eo '"r "ooseNe",
III an e"o'' 10 he'p wow" ''e "oose'eh
So'e III inns Guy tue "'ac"'he iea"ers
cii"i'e'seu an "eSe'o'- p"''S No'e'9 WIN
tney suspecteo "ouu support 'he eA-
rresiueh's ca""'ua'es 'o' oeieea'es 10
u,s o'a'e anu h"'''i'"i %" .en''o''S
ms I'M Nae '"e o""ee oi "kH'> a. '"e
Po''" P'"'Ve' III o"' Wv 'e''' H'' sea'.
VI Po"Ee ""e a''"'"'u y. "" ei"''oSe V,
S'e "co, ",' vi ""> o'"'' anu several
a'eS'S 'o''o" =" '"e nun ""'u'
e"'i'ro'ieu o' 'as's,ra'e Jimmy 'arey'
an" h"o"n "s ,"e oioo"! run .here
were a'eu 'ias''eH oe'"eel' '''e nooSe-
Ne'' an" '",' Sup'o 'rs' anu ,"o uone"
'' "'e '"'V ''''' "'"s '"o
oss
H"'o' ''N'''' ""''"s s'' VI ,'e "oo""
ven hationai campaign came mere from
Washington inns afternoon ana made
tour OF the CITY after con'errhg with the
Roosevelt leaders lie expressed the
opinion, from early reports received that
the Colonel would nave majority OF the
national delegates from Pennsyivania.
ms afternoon voter VINO mad not
been IN the Kepub!ican ioid al IN" last
election called the Roosevelt headquarters
ny telephone and asked II fhe election
orncers couii 90 anything I" MN u lie
p@rlured himself
why, no answered one OF the hoose-
welt boomers, N" one VIII know II II you
do
I'd swallow IA" ent'r" bible " neces-
sary for TEDDY Roosevelt, the man an
swered as he h'ing mp IN" phone
SCRANTON, "a. April IL FROM the
first returns from t"-iay : primaries 'ntli
twenty districts "ity and country, had
been compiled. the trend was Tor hoose-
Welt. AZ $40 clock IN" twenty districts
showed; Carson ,hooscVel'. i,"'; 'on
neil 'iait' 3a1; Won Bergen 'hooseVeh', ),
1,l2'; Williams 'laft J. ":'.
The day was RAINY ana the vote was