Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-19
Hadley Wars Anew
on Taft Delegates
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ssa s.ssss partisan. .sas@ao each "a ns slssps s1. ,s ssssts4 r aaSsq asss. e si q ss Es's 4sr Of
al temporary chairman of the convention
dered in this IA If chance in a condition of acute statistical intoxica-
5 non ln Chairman iga o oe C governor owe D Nc Mcaovern, Of Wisconsin, was Construed
in % % seny Ue e9nfn 1s h ond f anany T rejected ID all n1 Of ts seo forecasts soas ss average
,,n But It, m me- thns sssm at IS i Gel aea e eprre% as ' And nj that t' wa ass t hst'e coV-
ernor Herberts Hadley' of Missouri would .t take s u p the he. fight or the R0o'e e.,
the convention, as prepared by the natiOnsi committee on the names, names o o.
and substitute those of the Roosevelt cases. Then 1t seemed equally GER
list t. the credentials committee and that IN this motion there would be
Governor Hadley, a aoor leader o W the Roosevelt os snai contingent Re r at,aq ger
leader, fr a hour amd a half of deb ate by each side o the question.
n hi. ~ 1T the IN bitten en- n esfs sto the nSf la tn : af tern eSn"-'"' "''' TAX '' n
dtonrning the session and then taxi a brief recess until 8 oil . o'clock
'0" The night session, it was expected. would be short. At this adjourned
session it va planned simply to reoe IN the onm ep9ft of h committee
AS now laid out by the leaders, the convention will be orsanized to
the credentials committee and plat form committee nnn tee. will lire, report Thursday
a "pursing" of the roll # the col vention and have another individual
'0' Then, # thu Roosevelt partisan. are beaten may eme the mushsa,ssd-o,
s"%"ses a"d urged hi. mag to take .se. today to tssss the issue regard
test cases.
ability pe % V swfns the situation to their candidate They declared that they
would have ma. man ys additional tnn nO yots' in in fat eITst r Snss from NJ Msr sappsrt wh sns
went to Senator Root %%. on t the tempo p ny,S hanman Tlipot aee anS or "a n da-
I'VE viii win out beyond question" said Senator Dixon. Roosevehs
senator nlss Polnasste +. If Wa, Wa s sn,nsto on i. W." sst ANON" IN ss.t the fd Roosevelt wei.
~.a senator reinas.tsr. Colonel Roosevelt win be a candidate"
a.. nn,s 's sns. S,n ".i ' IL, thru mi in. s.~"s my ono '4' 90 ! '"'''
Although Colonel Roosevelt a shl te c"NeWU as ii epeScNI,
Taft leaders today insisted that he QUO hoI hue ue uuoh
imposed by tn national committee, take part IN me ehDerauo I"
the floor -.
There is only n va that Coione fooeVet oWo s. III ue
floor and actively participate in me conVentoh' san oe vi ue Ia.
a,aear "rbat would he Nv res olution Of the convention itself. and
- a. com,a cot te vote On sucb a resi- lution, he could, 1 think, control the
.onyantior md 7 don't think there is a ghost of a show of that
ra Taft adars arJcrlarr he Presidents campaign manager.
Congressman William b. Mckinley, were Jut as cohhoeh " nmi SUI
49,. III convention as vare the Roosevelt men.
Mr. Mckinley declared that Presid az ho Won wv a n nmi
4 Roosevelt delegates through the m eoum vi .e rofcan on u. ~, tonP
an Craftsmanship. He said that ~ al al o VI a ne nooseve 49, .ssonS
~o~e -, 20 ~ onyenuon II was evident tina. the Taft forces were
~ a,andan on senato Roots personality in their efforts
kmI ,on+roI he onventio for the President. 1f
Another fact which became evidem ' al as, "e Ia wte ~ " % .o IL
n the compromise IT third candida u am vas pe"e o'e Wy ''