The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-09

date OF the regular Republican party
for everything but presidential elec-
tors lie talked it over with the col
orel for bad half hour, and Gauge
saway still allowing that he would DO
regular on everything bat the pres
iidency Bill' wants TO control the
pfiico in PENNSYLVANIA. and he mas
picked up few pointers from Pen
rose on the best way 10 do II
The Captains Depart.
In the afternoon. at 30, the colonel
taud Mrs Roosevelt departed When
they had gone his remaining followers
breathed The sweet air Of liberty
few minutes But II was not for
Long At O'Clock. Senator Dixon
glanced al his right cuff, on which
was scrubbed a long list Of instruc-
itions from the colonel and called to-
eether the national committee for a
reading
the campaign divided into i've sec
lions. the East New England, the
. South, the Middle West and the eN-
IRENE West. with director in charge
OF each Perkins Will be the ho7s.
! under the colonel, Of all the sabdi~
visions
Following the coloners instructions
an executive committee Of nine is tc
be named after a conference between
himself aud Chairman Perkins, Al
oyster Ray, There VIII b" 7ne va
uSmn GU the executive committee
: probably Miss lane Adams, Of Chi.
cago,
Also AT the eojonels beheat, fouI
women. merrh ers- at large Of the ma
ttorai committee we've named this n
. ternoon, as follows
\ Miss Jane Adams, Chicago, MIS-
:. Frances Keller, New York, Miss Jrai
Gordon. New Orleans. and Mre
Charles Bianey. San Francisco
a There was little enthusiasm remain
a. ing ia the committee after the El
:. Moose had gone Dixon and II e 9th
ers discovered that il was diiHcu
e business to give a creditahle presen
. tation Of Hamlet without IN" siren
q uous Dane But they ala ,he les
the, could. and when the teIegra ri
8, announcing the result Of thNi~ q"
liberauons, was put aboard the cast
y, bound Twentieth Century the answe
l. came back that everything We satin
BE- factory
- Colonel l. Confident.
Tire colonel departed W+th expires
So sions Of confidence. He said tn
.r everything mad come out "a he 80
% pected If would, which nobody cou'
Ia GcrY. lie further SAID that ne "'H'
4 probably give the East a WhiTi VII"
= he begins the fEht August ibth. m
l. finish mp In the South and West J lh1
son VIII start thc game on IT. II
~ cite coast, and then come Fast
help out He is sure that ne wi
l. carry California Cor Roosevelt
h. whether or not he win resign y
j. lob as Governor Of california Is srrn'
"A thing that he has not as yet detc
n, mined
is Practically all the delegates ha'
gone Tim WoodrHG returned wit
r. The New York hull Moose slfcia
h. cambridge Colby, the legal a',L p
j. erary light of the convention, let ea'
~ ln the morning. The Kansas crow
= got 20 the station Just in time 10 met
Ia Dave MuNaue. ~ their state, r"n'lr
" In. ........ .....
Is. Dave Is going 80 open Wr@;rf
\. HEADQUARTERS Toy Taft at the Audit,
Pr rum. He was one % the nation
committee members who Neav'
Roosevelt delegates out of the v
CONVENTION, even as the colonel tire
out the colored broth 'rs from ~
south Muvaue SAYS TAFT VIII carr
Illinois and every important site
the Union Rut he doesn't bct q
n II
= This evening there were so'n'
1 OF weeping and lamentauou n1 scout
- Michigan avenue II was u CONVEX
ton Of rejected coiored delegate
weeping for THEN lost right To We Pr
gressiyes and thes refused 80 ~ on
" forted