New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-12

Forty delegates to the Republican Nd
tional Convention have been eiecteu SlnO'
The Tribune's last tabulation OF dele-
Cates-elect was published, on May D. ne
national convention will consist OF l'V'o
delegates, and 500 will be majority
Two hundred and ninety-four delegates
remain to be chosen, AS follows FROM
Alabama. .: Arizona. g. Arkansas lo'
California, %: Idaho, 3; Kansas o. Loul-
siana, .; Michigan, 4; Minnesota 24i
Montana. 8: New Jersey, IS; North Caro-
lima. 20; Ohio, As; oklahoma. 2; South
Dakota. 10; Tennessee, 6; Texas 4o'
Utah 8: Washington. IA, West virginia
Is Wyoming 6.
OF the forty delegates chosen last week
Roosevelt got &c and Taft 6. Eight dele
gates who cannot be assigned were
chosen in Arkansas. where two state
conventions were held and two separate
district conventions in both the Sth an"
9TH Congress districts.
On complete returns from Massachu-
setts il appears that Roosevelt carried
the Sth as we'll as the 10th Congress
District on the preferential vote al
though he lost the delegates in both. II
the preferential vote is to govern
throughout, ne will have fourteen dele
gates to Taft's twenty-five.
In Missouri four uninstructed delegates
from two Of the St Louis districts here
tofore carried in the uncommitted COL
umn. are transferred to the Taft column
since they are Informally pledged to
Taft.
OF the 7S2 delegates so far elected
Taft has AIS. Roosevelt 27e, La Toilette
96 and Cummins 10. Thirty-nine are UNI
committed
This tabulation does not cover the re-
suits Of the conventions in the 9th Ala
hama. Sd Arkansas and 9Th, 9TH and lo'h
Texas districts. scheduled for May II, or
Of the Roosevelt Alabama state conven-
ton set for that date.
ARKANSAS.
Two separate state conventions were
held at Little Rock on May I. me
Powell Clayton. or regular organization
elected as delegates at-large PoWel
CLAYTON. H. l.. Kennel G. ~ RiX ana D.
T. Bush. They were instructed for TAFT
The other organization elected James A
Conner. G.. Strauss, F. +. Patrick and H.
F. Mosely delegates-at-large ana IN
structed them for Roosevelt
TWO conventions for the 5th District were
held at Little Rock on May 9. The one al
elected s. A. Jones and +. II. p. Barr dele
gates and instructed them for Taft The
other elected w S Holt and II. w. Coch-
ran delegates and instructed them Tor
Two Conventions for the 18th District were
hold at Camden on May o. one elected
Harry Friedhem and }. l. g, Gra ,EsSt o Tbe
other elected r. 3. Osler and {. h. Smythe
delegates and instructed them for Roose-
welt.
KANSAS.
The state convention. held at indie
pendence on May s. elected as delegates
at-large Henry J. Allen, Of Wichita;
Ralph A. Harris. Of Ottawa: Ansel Clark,
Of Sterling. and John NJ. Landon. Of In
dependence. They were instructed for
Roosevelt.
The Cd District convention, held at Law
renee on May s, elected L. S. Sartain and
{. o. Bolnger delegates and instructed
them for Roosevelt.
MARYLAND.
At a primary election held on May .
Roosevelt won on the Presidential pref
erence vote, obtaining &c votes to Tafts
63 in the electoral college created to Sc
lect delegates TO the national convention.
Under the states peculiar primary law
Roosevelt will have all Of Maryland's
sixteen votes.
NETADA
The state convention, held at Fallon
on May s, elected as delegates t-large
Senator George s. Nixon, Representative
Roberts, II, V. Moorehouse, r. d. Govan,
w. w. Williams and NJ. Z. Bedt. They
were instructed for Taft.
UTSCELLANEOTS
The 18th Missouri District convention
held at Lebanon on May s, elected P. A |