New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19

have been elected since The Tribunes
last tabulation of delegates-elect was
published. on May IL The national con-
yention will consist of 1.OI6 delegates
and $50 will be a majority. One hun
dred and ten delegates remain to De
chosen, as follows: From Arizona, o.
Arkansas, 9; Louisiana, 2; New jersey
rs: Ohio IS: Oklahoma, 2 South Da-
kCta 10. and Texas, II.
OF the 1S4 delegates added TO the con-
vention's list last week Roosevelt got
115 and Taft %. Forty because OF COM
plicated contests in the state OF WASH
ington. with II delegates; in nine as
tricts Of Texas and in four districts IN
Arkansas, have to be placed in the I'M
committed column.
The election of six Roosevelt delegates
at-large in Alabama and of six Roose-
welt district delegates In that state oy
the Thompson organization requires the
transfer Of twelve delegates heretofore
credited to Taft to the uncommitted COL
umn. The election of eight Roosevelt
district delegates in Louisiana by the
lilly white" or Williams, organization
makes necessary the transfer or that
number Of delegates heretofore credited
to Taft to the uncommitted column. In
the 9th Tennessee District the conven-
ton of March 26, being reconvened be-
cause Of irregularities in the earlier call.
instructed for Roosevelt thus transfer
ring two delegates in Tennessee from the
Taft TO the Roosevelt column. one I'M
instructed delegate in the LIST District
of North Carolina has declared for
Roosevelt.
OF the 966 delegates so far elected Tart
has 425, Roosevelt 397, Las Toilette 81
and Cummins 10 Ninety-eight are I'M
committed
This tabulation does not cover the re-
suits of the conventions in the 9th Okla
homa, 9th Arkansas and the 11th and
10Th Texas districts, scheduled for May
Is.
ALABAMA.
The Thompson Roosevelt wing of the
party at q state convention held at Biz
mingham on May II elected as dele
cates-at-large, with half a vote each,
George ]. Brier j. f. Wright w. r.
Farley. w. F. Tebbetts, c. II. Scott, w.
+. McElroy, William Vaughan, r. F.
Peruvian, F. ]. Petree. Joseph o.
THOMPSON. W. p Williams and G. c.
Nichaelson. They were instructed for
Roosevelt.
Tho Thomson Roosevelt faction, at dis
trict conventions held at birmingham on
Nav II, elected these district delegates. all
instructed for Roosevelt:
First District-w T. Henderson and A. j.
second Dstrlct--A B. Long and J. NJ.
Fifth Dlstrict-G. C. Thompson and Pey-
ton Alexander. -
Lewis.
The Long, Barker organizations conven-
ton for the 5th District, held at Tuskegee
ON MAY II. elected Douglas Smith and
Lewis d. Hicks delegates, and instructed
them for Roosevelt.
Uncontested Taft delegates have been
elected from the 80, 4th, 9th, 9Th and Sth
districts The delegation therefore stands;
70, Taft, 10: for Roosevelt, .; uncommitted
ARKANSAS.
The regular, or Clayton, organization in
the Sd District in convention at Eureka
Strings split. on May Il, into two parts.
ono elected j. r. Mays and r. 5 Granger
delegates. and instructed them for Taft
The other elected Thomas Williams and
John McAlister. and instructed them Tor
Roosevelt The Conner organization, in con-
vention at Little Rock on May q elected
l. f. Ha-bert and W. A. Bradley. and in
structed them for Roosevelt.
The regular or Clayton, organization IN
the % District held two conventions at
Newport on May l6 one faction elecIeu
two delegates instructed for Taft. The
other elected Ira j. Mack and Carl Spell
man, and instructed them for Roosevelt
The Conner organization, in convention
at Little Rock on May Z, elected n. NJ.
culver and r. NJ. Rainey delegates, ana
instructed them for Roosevelt.
The regular or Clayton. organization IN
the 4th District held two conventions at
N.na on May Is The one elected two
delegates instructed for Taft and the other
two instructed for Roosevelt The Conner
organization, at a convention in Little
Rock on May 7, elected two delegates ana
instructed them for Roosevelt.
The regular or Clayton, organization in
the 1st District. at convention held on
Nav 16. elected two delegates Instructed
for Taft The Conner organization, at a
convention in Little Rock on May Z. elected
]. L. Kennedy and F. G. Slower, and IN
structed them for Roosevelt.
CALIFORNIA.
At a primary election held on May IL
Roosevelt carried the state on prefer
.nce vote. and under the California Law
will receive the support Of the twenty
six delegates.
GEORGIA.
An 'insurgent" state convention held
at Atlanta on May II elected eight dele
gates-at-large, with half a vote each,
and instructed them for Roosevelt. That
action is more a protest, however. than
IT is q contest.
IDAHO.
The state convention, held at Lewiston
on May II. elected eight uninstructed
delegates at-large. Six are reported -
be for Roosevelt and two for Taft.
KANSAS.
The Cd District convention, held at Inde-
pendence on May IA. elected Norman Ia
Hay and Nelson Case delegates, and IN
structed them for Roosevelt.
The 9Th District convention, held at nor
ron ON Nav 10, elected Il. >. Bower and H.
Malebey delegates. and Instructed them
The 7th District convention, heldlst Dodge
city on May H. elected Carl Moore ano
J. S. George delegates, and Instructed them
for Roosevelt.
LOUISIANA.