The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
TAT 7 HAS
| 43 VOTES MORE
| THAN MAJORITY
Manager Mckinley Issues a
Statement Declaring 5S3
Delegates to Convention
Pledged to President.
no QUESTION AS TO
WHO WILL CONTROL
Roosevelt to Be Accorded a
| Square Deal, but Will Not
Be Allowed to Win by
! Unfair Means.
y International News Service,

roaS1K TAS1INGTON, jane l,-Dlrector
ON ~ Nm Mckinley issued statement
driV Wv TODAY declaring that 5S3 dele
9ad gates TO the Chicago eonven-
he oAtiou are pledged to President Taft. This
kspfts forty-tbree more than enough TO nom
an innate He declares further that Colonel
'He Roosevelt has 427, or ll3 less than
een Jenoueb to nominate Twenty-Five dele
900, Seatcs remain to be chosen. Colonel
aRooscvclt is counting 200 of Mr.. Taft's
70 Iddcleeates
the Twill Be in Control
mil9 "Therc IS no longer any question
tfhat the friends of the president will
be in ma iorItv in the convention and
will be in control from the election Of
ths Temporary chairman until adjourn
er. rlncnt' said Mr. Mckinley Mr.
chi3R Roosevelt and MS friends Will face a
ulfrlk Very different situation IN the Repub
~ Nican national convention from any they
i'd Miave faced thus far in this campaign. in
ief idhat the delegates viii all be Rcpub-
g coiraus
"SeconIly, the delegates for the
at Thost part are men Of calm aud mature
;hair3 3olitical Judgment who will not be
nt oIItampcded by noise and bluster De
!, Inland will be made on all sides for
oner:lirict adherence ia instructions and
ad skledces aud no delegates instructed by
road kheir constituents 10 vote for President
baft will record their votes otherwise.
Equare Deal Assured.
LOT a 'Mr Roosevelt viii be accorded the
irma1 1same auarc deal No rights which any
4; Ncandidate may possess in the premises
enoe1 will be denied, and on the other hand,
c 'sci'i lno rights which anv one candidate may
tbe Hbave will be permitted TO be perverted
+ Bn1by unfair means
nmis7 "The methods which Mr. Roosevelt
seph |. nd b;s ,,.raosrs h.vo n,,rsuad IN al.
ats HAHN their ends is amply reflected by
! EIthc contests now pending before the
II. 4Republcan national committee Mr..
e9piE, Roosevelt Is contestlng the seats of
lmore than 200 delegates before the
- BODY and the fimsy pretext on which
}OBho is making his contests will be
y Cpsbown TO The country when the con-
tests are beard before the committee.
~ uDhe contests will be decided on their
rscsmerits by the ruling body of the
a, sa snoparty'
: eyed ed ARIZONA for Taft.
a sked TUCSON, hriz.. juno Although
o,n SdraI; leaders appeared tonight to control
the cdhe situation. Roosevelt supporters who
egistet rived today professcd TO believe that a
ol n fompromise could be reached whereby a
bpit delegation OF three delegates each
= Tor Taft and Roosevelt would be named
~ II the Republican state convention which
, ACTopvenes here Monday
NTAS1 The Republican state executive com
hnittee. which has considered tho con
OF sfests. took recess until tomorrow
owsH Emorning, after deciding that admission *
",yvS1 the convention would be by ticket only
Jos III was said that this decision was reached
III "a nnTIsibccause Of an appeal made to all Roose.
nsn felt supporters TO attend the convention
II TfrS B. Iowa Campaign Closes.
pES MONIES. Ia, June THE cam
NDEPaisD for the state wido primaries Mon
>Dis.1day. which arc TO determine the Repub
.HCJWican and Democratic nominees for United
f,a,es senator, congressman from clever
Ice yspistflcts' governor and other State anc
: ana county officers. closed tonight with pa
lost fsoes and mass meetings In the prnci
he WlVal cities Of Iowa
CI,m.,bsfL '' W. D. heuyon closed his cam
ths staish at waterloo with mass meeting
Nn'le his opponent, former Senator La
thEette Young, addressed his townsmeI
10 \" Des Hoines block away. In nnothe
3rewlnlA lA,od an aa,. N'o''' p' cumming denV
+, PAM d" aoorass OH behalf of Senate
Of $lskenyon' Daniel W. Hamilton, the onl
win fbemocratic candidate ,,. r-,,I,., CO..
est TO enuto, romo,rns LOT rhi'ed state
Journey,
indications we're tonight that the sena
,ng fotPrial contest would be close, both sides
he nst1cwovcr. claiming victory yo,n.,s s,ss r"an
ng Ju'lSers increased ,boir Ii. "e '''@h
4, erestePrit they claim the former senator vii
intepIeceiSe from $4,000 To on 00n I,ar,.,,,