The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-14

of a deadlock. he managers OF SenatOr
"a follette's candidacy recognize that
I he situation IL most tiCkllsh ana lhey
aren't overlooking any bets.
FEARED A TRAY.
There is good reason to believe that
tho Roosevelt forces have been inclined
30 favor Mc(overn making the tight
against Foot rather than n straight out
Roosevelt man. II could thus have been
rointed to bv them as fight between
the progrcssvps and the react !onaries.
with all the advantage going To the Koose :
welt side in the event of senator Root
boiug d"fca,pd.
1hr Ia Fol'"tr people 10, II be known
to-day that they thought they saw signs
Of Il trap in this and said that they didn I
propose to bc led into II.
/ Gov. Mc(iovprn j. in Madison, where
4 il was reported as late as Yesterday
that he was working on a speech as tenn
porarv chairman He will not get here
until late tomorrow.
state senator Hauser and Secretary.
John T. fIa,iman. la Fcllette's secretary,
are anoiig the La Toilette lieutenants
already on the ground and they have
bce, earnestly discussing the situate ion
regarding the TEMPORARY chsirmanshiD
all dav. Secretary stone sad that l,
was not truc that Gov. Mct;overn had
formally announced that he would make
th" 'ght against senator Root.
such a rerori may have come from
/ the tact that the Governor has been chair.
man of tn" Wisconsin delegation. said
store. "and also from the fac. that te
YEA. the fist to protest against Senat or
Root for temporary chairman after
/ Roosevelt agreed 20 swallow him. But
! for the Governor to enter the lists would
look Very much a. If Wa were favoring
one sidc against the other and tina. is
li.t in" impression We don't want to get
around.
ro MAJ our PROGRAMME,
Gov Ncf;overn and the la Toilette
leaders from his own State and also fro m
North Dakota are to have an important
conference on Saturday here. although
the other delegates will not meet until
Monday. 4 more definite programme
will then he mapped out The plan of
i To await developments. meanwhile
preserving an absolutely unbiased atti-
tui" They are no, trying to win re-
cruits.
Ono thing the La Toilette men have
decided End that is TO make a =; IN fight
IN the resolution committee for La OF
leite platform. In this. TOO. they will en-
deavor To steer clear of til" Roosevelt
forces. though admitting that they may
advocate some things that are the same
They viii have two members Of this com
mittec State senator Walter e. Owen
"" j. coming here on Saturdv with the
I., ollnite platte all written out anC
IN his pocket 1t will be the La Toilette
platform of four years ago with feV
plann> added
IA FOI.Lt1TtS s FLA1FOEN
For instance. II was said to-day thai
one of tn. brand new plank- would bt
ON" adv oca,ing national legisla' ion fol
resident iai primaries. also the initiativ.
'srd referendum is to be strongly recon
rnend.d IN principle The planks say th'
H. tol'.rre hackers. will be in the way o.
putting into concrete form progressive
id..- \ sweeping denunciation of ths
Aldrich plan for currency reform is an
Other Of the la Toilette hobbies which
viii I've Pvt m O he resolutions commit 80
he Ia Toilette men denouncing II as al
,n-ldiou- way Of strengthening the so
called money trust
A. In Toilette haaduuar'ers they are
proudly ponting 10 tn" minority repor
Of the COMMITTEES on resolutions of th'
last convention presented by Representa-
i've Cooper Of Wisconsin and voted dowr
after Senator Hopki ms had denounced i
a.h"'nga cra>yauIlt OF Socialis;ic-Demo
craft" theories
The point out that many cf he recon-
, meudat ions. including the popular cleo
ION of Seuators. have been approved b.
Congress and say hat even the phvsica
yaic1tlou Of railroads a the only prope
basis for railroad rat" making i, noS
coming 10 To pretty generally Endorsed
GUINNESS SrEkS CoMBrNf
. som" of inc CufnminS men waited o
the La Toilette people his afternoon wit
e r;..w of sounding them as 70 a pos
sihiii;" of their getting together. Tn
: tUmmn- folks told the la Toilette peopl
'nai Clmmrs had tho bettc~ chance q
~. two of drawing strength from Tat
- and Roosevelt and that If the La Foliet'
e. -ircHG;h could ba given TO hlm : woui
- mean his ..l.c,ion But the La tollett
r p"ppl" couldn't soc l.. they said.
II Seu4t"r v : kenyon who is 10 man
: ~" tn" tummin- candidacy. got her
jo-dav and brought The announcement
= Net k"p!esertatlv" Nathan +. kenda
% ot .ilhig w"l,d present Mr C!mmins
/ nam. tn" tI.mmiu- crowd wont hay
= platform of 'h",r oVn, hut senate
9 knuynu said they would nave 4 few plank
. 10 rfcr a. IA" proper time As Ia tn
: ,narC"- "i their candidate. people VIII
t visited ,hs 'uinmin- headquarters al IN
! con -r"~- HCto' We're rhaorfnly assure
: lha' Il would com. down 20 Cumnins fo
" a compromise about III" fourth ballot.
:. - found an amazingly strong an
: RAPIDLY growing sent ifnent III and abol
Washington for 4 third candidate, sal
70 Mr. k"nyon to-day on his arrival "Th
q lam" Of senator tGmmins is the onl
% on" suggested as having the qualIfici
a fIOns necessary to insure the success {
T III. Republican party.
u The Republican party has wiihs'oo
I tn" stress ard strain put upon II sine
1 ~ organization in the administration
" GOVERNMENT affairs and this conventio
!. should do nothing that would endangs
: il fl!i,lr" or hazard ii defeat al the pol
' IN November
Tue talk "" hear of two convention
holIs. riots, &c, j. not in keeping vii
,nr dignity of the party or its orderl
,,<( 10,
II 10 substantially all its members.
IF tn" Two tierceiy contending pirti'
for he nominating of their candidate an
y control of tn" ,'ariy would eliminate a
A." personal resentment and pride Of opinin
u and look only TO the best interests of II
:, party and through II 10 the best interes
u Of the country third candidate would |
: speedily chosen
WOMAN MAY GO TO CONGRES!
a Nrs. Decker Assured Of <Omlnatk v.
=, IL NOOsrVPlt Hcads the Ticket.