The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-13
I. Bcvcridgc Of Indiana Mr.. Perkins

~ III" tHI ttNilIIl TVlH'T he'IN 'iI' Us
| present methods the vote in the con
| vention for Theodore Roosevelt will l,s
| practically unanimous. The people and
the delegates ar" not going to stand Tor
this kind of theft.
The taking at the two cont cst"d dele
! gates in California Ivy TAFT was pure
theft" hc continued. AIR. Taft APP
| pra'cd to the men and women of Cali
fornia Tor lair play and this action is
what II" seems to hlicye j. fair play"
Mr.. Pcrkius was asked FOR details of tho
| Roosevelt campaign funds He replied.
The Taft pnovlc had better stop speak
| ing abou, spending money. We are spend
ing our money for principle. Mr. Taft
Is spending the peoples money for play.
Ne drew "A salary of s75.WO q year aud he Is
spending the money and using the White
House to got himself rcnominatcd
"Ii l. time they stopped making insinu-
ations against men who have given iinancil
aid to Roosevelt"
DIRTY STEAL" SAYS srrBBs.
Coy. Stubbs was more or less heated
He said:
"lf the national committee seats the Taft
| contestants from Missouri and Texas s.
and speak Of them because have per
~onal knowledge of the situation in these
States--it will bc performing In" dirtiest:
most dcspcab'c. most daStardly steal
in the history Of American politics
"If President Taft has knowledge of the
sort Of contest his supporters ar" making
in Missouri. and h" has because they
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10 the la-i possible moment but tho CON
renlion has SOM interest IN the future.
~ tart SHOULD Eel his nomin1t ion IN this
way n" WI hiv" no more ti,lc tot than jh"
receiver o' stolen r""iH nas - h,- h"oiT;
hoN' N'nhhS Wa~ ASKED " me Roosevelt
Men Wouli bolt IN tne "Nrlt -, Iatt =
rcno.nlptt!on.
nav" hot thouSh, "' h"N, N"
r'phN'' ana 90 no' h"ll"v" any on" cl-'
I "Nu"p' nr"riHp"" n"n nave. Roosevelt
WIZ T.. n"nin' ~ a. ~" 'pming cpnN'n.
non " II" iiN'~ my I'1g. 'n' IL VI.
i'"'nE a. ''h" ~ sl'k "l'h 'tw mn ~
, o'n"r d"r. " would "h"Hpen IN" whole
tninG 10 con-" ON IN th' n"N' br"t ani
| TAX o' b,i' u N" l. no. n,nlnn'al
lh"rr i more ar le-> dis 'pri in II,
,ooSeNtit camp Owe ~" talk q bolt
tor instance. iinrd Fiilchot. Ten I.,ul-
ser q, colorado Mcdiil Motor mex and
'a,nes ,,ar'ieid belieN" tnat Col. foo-"-
Vel should Dol, TINS conv ntton II Ii" /!
San,,nr Rn~',L ,uJ ,nai. ,,,', IL ~
coun,enance talk oF ;hat cli"as;,.
! They are decidedly aclinst bolt For
that matter th. vast ma iority of IA,
/ Roo ,evelt delegates toll vol th1ttIa.
dcprecate this talk of bot. Tnet 4,
/ not believe in a boli and declare tha1
viii not bolt. hut II defeated they will
TAX" their mcdicin" as other Republic
| have taken their ncdicin. in previous
national conventions.
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r " ~! iheu ',uit"ie lns u"''aratlon'
W nun a!ii ''pN. ''a-Sso wv
| 80 ~" "'l''''i dn' r'''.Nhi. a
;,Ii!",I'H ;,i! oi .ne po'u'ar N"," 'nAv coiit
l'luuoc w, t,ector- o' 'ntir S'a,"s 70 wore
! rl' ~ w t,"'"'"' '"i"9r'
iI,e. u.'Iit tpd' pNoi' oiih'oi Wouid
,,ot sustain 'nes" electors IN such u course
was recouii'sN ma, 0u''n M noe
n % .tals afo 'ahe- hI,'e,i h'w'i'' IL
.no,hnr ,hnr 'u ,ha p..S;si "Ssas en 'o No," ,"r
" "aIo.n'i ,iaI '"e iT'>'u'h'iai candidate
I've va, se,i. in"'''d ny eNP,'ct"i 10 Notcior
L. nu' ,ita! he W. up'''rci IRON - uoin1
W WhiIn q LII, III, w
,', ".,' u.""N me 1ain o' a COM
,na,,n : fan, 80; III. Hed'u, tnu rs
prevalent, i, m,l., hr said cmnhrt liz.
mat unteranc"- n' that KIND ara mos; dis
pleasing L" po'h IA't managers and 10
the RooseNch managers.
! HATE COMPROMISE TALK.
| n -,
,,d I'so,"r S mentn"y ny i"r tlr la,, i"pple
an" senator ,!Aon .or the Roosevelt
peupr h's's,eu Una. ~ was most mop
Port,iie lihit 70 'aIN o' a COMPROMISE
@ " ',ar ~ y '>eW ni 'rnlana
'N'h'ni WY ,'h,o 'd'N si"nln
I ,''urn 81. .>'" ,"htii'i"h
.ha. 'yIuenly II wa iinp"s'ihl" I" pre-
N'hl e'l,t"I statements concerning II
W Eh''hi seh'Iih'i'S supporting SuCn
. 'oiis, 'islpi
,.' ''io'','i. u Se' out >aid MY New,
ma. any Ci,sio'r!of" hlinI"r oi mon
i ,'''i ml'h 'i'u'i sldo H lHl' con
lroV'E,E are S,'N'hs I" "he'; com
'r"I'ilo,, '' wiz ~ '"h'i - az "Nld.n""
ol w'"hh'',@' ana IN" lihih"niat" "f"ci
WIZ ,'' wv. "''s on >'lehs '" I" th" H,d" that
iiii.,,".l", Ihr ihoN'n"n,
q, u III! "N ~ l,1rl' Mr N'" 'ni'l ihliei.
a. n"I''l" l'd' nus hl1>, u" Il Ih' i"h
i'hiah 'etwe'li raw ava h"n~"""h. M l',s
"un"r or npth "i III" c'nnidi.'"- 'uiHn-
CITY consent ., H'ep a-hi" WA nobody
'tneN'S 'ia' 'i'I,'rt ~ tii"hl VIII q" that
'h lh' o'hei n]'ih ta!H "'"U' !! com
promise Ma' iad'iiH"d III more freely
ms NriilhS man on any ii'|ipns dHy.
' WV" S'''''' ''''''''' d"'' '''''H'
HINTS OF s'ANpAL.
Ther" were hints of scandal ,o-d,y
when il became known tha, t,,r,bar ,i.,'
fections from Taft To Roosevelt in Tho
Alabama d.logatiou w.r. hL,l, rbnr
Indicated that influences ,nnr, no,.,,,,,,
than the "yoic.. of the pronlc" m,w I.,
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