The sun., 1912-08-05
1.2OO ARE DELEGATES
Nearly Every State Has
Exceeded Its Allotted
Representation.
PUT NEGROES UP TO T. r.
Colonel Will Have to Decide tho
Contests and Throw Out tho
Southern Blacks.


gressive party headed BY Col. Roose
welt. and known also as the Bull Moose
party began {" take on form ard sub
stance to-day O1t Of n mass of jun
bled details tie features of a complete
national convention are appearing.
The first session Of this convention 10
to be held in the Coliseum. where frcsi- :
dent Taft was rcno,ninatej. at noon to-
morrow. Senator Dixon, chairman OK
the provisional National Committee. Ia
to call tho convention to order and an
nounce the selection of former Senator
Bcverldge of Indiana as the temporary
chairman. After Mr.. Beveridgc's speech
the committees on revolutions and Gre
dentials will be appointed. Tho conven-
ton will then adopt n resolution re-
questing ey-Presldcnt Roosevelt to ad-
dress the convention on Tuesday.
After adjournment tomorrow the
committee on resolutions. with Dean
Eirchwey OF Columbia University, .
close personal friend of Col. Roosevelt.
will turn its attention TO framing the
platform on which Roosevelt L. to run
tor the Presidency. and which will rep
resent the views ~ all classes of pro
Cressives who have joncd the new
party.
The committee is to he poppercd with
all sorts and conditions Of planks rep
resenting the personal ideas and desires
Of some of the most radical minds in the
country. Dean kirchwey said the views
of all progressives In the new party are
to be listened to with attention and con-
sideration. There is TO be no sitting
OF suggestions or ideas. The platform
must represent concrctcly the views of
all citizens in the new party who be-
lieve that conditions under the two old
parties are adverse to the demands OF
tne american people.
Inc ueiesates IRON, al 'hc STATES save
Sou'n InToilha are III the heid to-hiSht'
Nearly all 'ne states nave opened mead
quarters IN the various hoteis. IN every
respect 'he aspects Oh great na'io.a'
convention nave peeh assuiheu' ino
New forheIs' 'he 'aiiorhians ana thc
'enhsSNanians nave the nhest heao-
quarters Inc oiis'hai ca' ior inns con-
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,redsm,,,ls ,n,ni"bt assartad ,hat thsrs
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y., tho nro,irrirorv or The ro,, cal,
,.ady in lime for the oneniny session
senator DIxon rather bo,ieved that
with tbo o,,ornotes tho ofic,a, renre-
septatives from all the States who ara
tn participate in This convention will
number 1 500. senator Dixon reitcrated
thar each and every delegate and al
! tcrnate had Maid his own exncnses vol-
UNFAIRLY ana in this statement GEORGE
" Perkins of New York co,nc,ded
The mokcun or m. dalepate. ard
oItcrnotcs to This convention rese,h,os
what noIitical b,storiar. have r.cordoa
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''"u M'"'en WV" .e'. p.oho"neeu anu
'auie"' "o''ons VI popo'ar government
c'erfS'hen Oh a' denominations settie-
mehl workers suHragettes' prohipit'on-
ISIS ana DINERS Win Views AKIN 10
socialism
| The personnel or the delegates Is
| truly remarkable. The carnestness,
( the direct nurOOSe. the fntpnSty Of