The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-06
|nager Mckinley Gives
hut Tabular Statement
howing sos Votes for
aft; Dixon Follows
Nth Claim Of "Over
Do" Delegates for the
orrner Executive.

HICAGO. June "a plan to meet
the full force OF Colonel Roose-
a velt9 fight TO control the organiza-
a Ton of the Republican national
II convention by making permanent
temporary organization, with Sena-
not as chairman, partly was agreed
DAY by Taft leaders here for the
,,hg session OF the national commit
3rnorrow
is said To he certain by members
uyIy 10 the presidents candidacy.
1c the committee meets TO organize
he hearing OF contested delegate
!, tho Roosevelt forces will not at
y either 10 scat Il. IS. Howell of
I tslSa TO succeed Acting Chairman
~ Rese~ater or TO select a Roose-
Jfcomm!ttecman Ak presiding officer
aIie contest hearings.
5l from conferences with Colonel
relt. Senator Dixon and National
httceneu Ward OF New York made
A that the Roosevelt managers were
bfhind the claim Of Mr.. Howell TO a
IN the committee. He will cndeavor
thfsent his own case, contending that
Y went Endorsement In the Nebraska
TTy entities him TO The place, but
:. ers OF the committee expect a
i vF decision against him.
kimittee Plans.
. lcommittce will select a succcssor
llnirman John T.. Hill of Maine, who
cost winter, adopt rules to govern
pntest cases. decide whether to give
70 ny TO the hearings. and sllot time
y fch case. There are more than
snntests. The first will be taken I'D
II <9rs Crane. Penrosc and Sanders.
Vi prrved from Washington today.
'Rpusy canvassing the situation. II
tait leaders regard at least thirty
.,o tne hfty-threc members of tho
,,,r committee as favorable to tho
nt's candidacy.
ultimatum from Colonel Roosevelt
Nr renator Root must not be selected
snrporary chairman was met by a
w ~ nening OF the Taft forces in oppo-
4 ID The Taft leaders determined NOT
0 h adherc 10 their plan to scat Sena-
~. ~. but to call upon their forces In
! n hke him permanent chairman Of the
: ,rtion.
~ = Velt Claims.
An ght by Roosevelt attorneys for
jcca captested delegates from southern
: Nn include claim OF legality for
nvention whore they had n ma.
\ 81 the delegates. 1t is conteudcd
ofs many cases delegates were kept
ne convention halls, and where
- 5Auoed delegates would have made
siu y Colonel Roosevelt's represen-
rh Fih demand that their conven-
'est e.. recognized as regular"
nes II Dixon denied many stories re-
.odp coionel RooseveIt's plans and as
&c paf mo statements will come
IRoN source but my office" as TO
t1lN OF the Roosevelt forces. He
mort conference with Roy O,
! ~ I2armau of the Illinois state COM
By nd later declared that the fifty
ci "A N'S uei.Rates would aid Colonel
"a IN The fight against Senator
Of yote against Senator Root ia
. y the moral support which men
lie 70 Roosevelt must give. If they
10 ~ 4rry out the spirit of their in
,, "crss and Pledges" he said.
rsrss'A sos Aem Confident.
s%1Gft leaders exhibited great con-
no' ng rys pring the day In their ability 10
81 tbg cores OF so-caIled Roosevelt
,ds, b. sor the support OF Senator
Ihe~ Pnferenccs participated in by
,ust OFT Crane and Penrose. Director
;, sod oI the Taft national bureau.
y cosY Taft adherents on tho national
y 60 ~ We're followed by the predic-
Ilg5sa delegates from Illinois, Mary
ilssSsot isSsot sss, Oregon and other states.
ssnIsf vote for tho nomination Of
y lam VIII refuse to s,Ipport his
,"nd ne fight against Senator Root,
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