The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-05-22

thnt Eonacvclt will carry the Ninth dis
trict by 1000. Cl,cting two delegates.
Tho Roosevelt managers in the Toledo
rciehborhood claim for him the Third.
Ninth, Twelfth Thirteenth. Seven
;ocnth. Nineteenth. Twentieth and
twenty first districts. President Tafts
managers do not rcfutc this claim.
Harmon men claim ohio by two to one
IN very light vote on the basis Of re-
turns received at midnight. They said
that his delegates would be elected in
nearly every distric, and that his
friends would be IN control Of the state
convention. Country districts yet TO be
heard from are expected to show up
strong for Gov. Harmon. although the
general vote Is much lighter than the
Harmon men had hoped for,
In the Twentieth and Twenty first
districts in the ncghborhood Of Clevc-
land the Governor has been beaten
three to one and tho race is close in
Hamilton county, with the Governor
leading 10y nose. Franklin county is
Harmons by two To- one, with a liar-
mon county convention. Washington
county is three to ono for Harmon and
the greater part of the southern part of
the STATE is close. Ross county went
six to one for the Governor
In 26S prcc.ncts exclusive OF Cuya-
hoga county the Not" IS: Harmon, 1854
to 2.a0i for Wilson. The vote is nearly
uniform over much Of tho state except
in Montgomery and Lucas counties
where tn" Governor is apparently lag
Einc in the race.
So far Harmon delegates to the ma
tional convention are surely elected in
the First and Second districts lIamil-
ton county. in the Fifth. Eighth and
Eleventh and probably in the sixth and
Seventh and Thirteenth. The Eigh-
tecnth district is close. lIarmon's State
manager. T.. Il. Moore. is one Of the
candidates and claims his election. but
Congressman j. J. Whitacre seems To
be runner-up.
Late to-nigh, he left for Washington.
conCeding defeat and promising to gc.
out of politics. senator pomerene
claimed the state for Coy. Harmon.
The Eighth district, which apparently
has gone for Harmon, Is the home OF
Secretary W. w. Durhin, secretary nf
the CARRIER -Lent2- -Durhin pioneer pro-
Eressive faction. while the Eleventh is
the home of John H. lSlacher. treas
urer of tho ieacuo wbici, ,ho faction or
ganiz.d prcsi,ien, lonn / Icntz lives
in Columbus. which Went ovcrwhcm-
inCly FOR Harmon.
The Fourth district. on the basis of
early returns. is claimed for Coy. Iiar-
mon. but the result Is in doubt 1t f.,
the former home of Harvey &. CARRIER,
who took to cover when first precincts
rolled in tonight
Du returns So far every one of the
anti-iiarmon leaders has been repudi-
ntcd hut Mayor Newton u. Baker, who
swung Cleveland from Harmon to VIII
son. In Cleveland ther" was only one
pair Of delegates for ihes" Twentieth
and Iwcn'y-iirs' districts. They agreed
To SUPPORT whoever carried IN" districts.
III" Pioneer Pr"grcssiNcs, VII" hrou"ht
Co. HrNan tWic" to ''hi" t. make saT-
a-e attacks on GOV Harmon, issued II"
S'"t'H''ht 'hairm"h Waiter T. Erown
.: iAt Roosevelt forces said ai II
O'Clock;
"" nave not heard definitely from
Ia hNi' second Third seventh. ThiT-
tc'h'h ana sixteenth districts, hut ""
"ii not vonCcdc any -! them. The
Other districts We have carried.