The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-15
WILL MAKE
HIS APPEALS IN PERSON
Breaks All Prccpdcnts to Ask
support Of Wavcring
Delegations.
SCARED ~ BOLT THREATS
Coloncl's Managers Differ as to
Propriety and Efficiency
Of Move.

CHICAGO. June H. ANY number of rea-
sons or alleged reasons are given here
to explain why President Roosevelt is
10 SWING into this town to-morro"
Half of his managers on this battle
field. il is we'll known. have protested all
along against Col Roosevelt sappcaranc"
either during thc session "f 10" nat,onH'
committee or of the national convention.
There is no record in n RcrnNliran
nat ioni convention oi n CanddHt" turn-
ing M and taking Il hand in the contest
No cardda," has protected himself into
u controversy in order to bring about his
own nomination.
senator Divon aud oth"rs ot col
Roosevelt $ enthusiastic ic friends here have
not thought 1t wise that he should violate"
the preccdents or half century and
more
William Finn. however a horn fighter
himself. has insisted from his arrival here
that Cot Roosevelt should come along
and make the wclkin ring.
ROOSEVELT FEARS ROLLERS
II was made very plain tonight that
one of the r"l-oilS why Col. Roosevelt
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State, of Illinois. Ohio. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. all Roosevelt States at the
Presidential primaries. there are dele
gates very partial to the nomination of
President Taft.
News Of this character has greatly
disturbed Mr. Flinu. hut he declines to
admit its truth Other Roosevelt cam
pagners to-day. said that the Colon"
had i'll timed his appearance in this city,
but MIR Finn combais this theory and
declares that the Colonel VIII he on th"
| battlefield Just "a the national committee
Is ending it, work on the contests
II is the idea Of Mr. Finn that when
tines. contests are all finally decided
Tomorrow night Taft and Roosevelt will
he running about neck and neck and that
the cx-presiden, will have SUNDAY, Mon
dav and TUESDAY in which 20 personally
talk with delegates who are on the fence
or inclined TO get on the fence for the
purpose Of winning them over to his
| cause
! The Roosevelt men who insist that the
Colonel has come ahead of time declared
that his visit would have been more to
the purpose either last Monday or OF
Wednesday next
Senator Dixon said that he and Alev
ander n Revell of IN" Chicago Roosevel'
headquarters were to meet Col. Rooic-
welt tomorrow afternoon and escort hun
TO tho Black Hotel
| On Monday night th"re i TO he a mass
meeting in the Auditorium Theatre al
which Col Roosevelt will hc the only
| speaker Bv that time all Of tho dele
gates will he in the city. II VIII be oper
house Their. will he no tickets issued
and a great throng is promised
! Col Roosevelt in hi- speech il 10 attack
| the national committee for its decisions
in the contests and j. to retera'e hi- re-
cent statements at oyster Bav. Mean
time on Sunday and Monday Aind Tues
day aud Wednesday he i to interview
personally all Of the delegates com
mtted to his candidacy and II to enga &c
IN efforts I" bring the negro delegate,
from tn" Soutncrn States over To him
He will he aided in these efforts hv Mr.
Finn and Senat or Dixon and all the Eoosc
welt Can'paigner-.
THIS BUNCH or BURGLARS"
Senator Dixon was asked tonight If
Col Roo-evaii'- vi-it to'hiS city had bcor
mace necessary hv the situation. IL
replied Judging from the action of thi
bunch Of burglars in n" national com
miltee i, looks a. if there We're fairl,
good sized crisis in the Republican
party"
Pres dent Taft utterance in the Whit,
House to-day: There Will be no thr'
candidate All the information | get i
that viii he nominated on the first hal
) lot with votes to spare mas been a wcl
conn declaration here to his champions
and followers
Senator Crane and other Taft mer
) believe that the ex-President visit I,
this city az this time will he iniuriou
! to his cause The Taft men were nevc
80 firm as they are to-day and they hav
been hear,en"d hv the Presidents an
nouncemcnt.
The Taft campa gnors insist that III
Colon"l's visit here has strengthened th
; Taft forces. that n"lt her Col. Roose
Welt s speeches nor his Emporium ca
> change the situation and they insist ,ha
: Col Roosevelt would not come here un
I less he knew perfectly we'll that he WI
making the last charge Of the guard"
T. r. HIS own LAST HoPF.
, Director William Il. Mckinley Of III
Taft headquarters, speaking of Col
Roosevelt s arrival in this city. said
Theodore Roosevelt N" last hore of nj
I own failing candida"v for reupmnat ic
a for a third term ~ President, viii, it l. sal,
? arrive in chicago tomorrow evening
A. a conference of Roosevelt la, der
p held on Thursday afternoon final 10
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