New-York tribune., 1912-04-21


National Convention have been elected
since The Tribune's last tabulation OF
delegates elect was published, on April
n six hundred and twenty-four dele
gates have so far been chosen, and o44
of them are instructed for or otherwise
committed TO President Taft. Coionei
Roosevelt has 212 delegates. Senator La
Toilette thirty-six and Senator Cummlns
six Twenty-six are uncommitted. This
tabulstion does not include the action
Of the I'd Louisiana District, scheduled
for April 10.
Complete returns from PennsylVanla
show that fifty-four Roosevelt district
delegates were elected on April l3 ana
ten uninstructed delegates, understood
TO he for Taft OF the latter four nave
declared for Roosevelt. leaving the d.
vision fifty-eight for Roosevelt and SIN
for Taft. w. G.. Andrews and j. K.
Levy, delegates-a at-large from South
Carolina, elected on February - ana
instructed for Taft, have repudiateo
their instructions and declared them
selves for Roosevelt, and j. II. Goodwin,
district delegate from the 1th District
has done the same.
CONNECTICUT.
The state convention, held at New
Haven on April IL and II. elected as
delegates-at-large Charles +. Brooker'
of Ansonia, Charles II. Clark. of Hart
ford; ]. Henry Roraback. Of Canaan,
and Frank B. Weeks. of Middletown
They were Instructed for Taft.
The lst District convention, held at New
! Haven on April II (aIl five Of the district
/ conventions being held in that city on that
date, elected Il. J. Lake and ii. NJ; AIcoih
! delegates They were not instructed. res,
olution instructing for Taft being deieale'
! bV IS TO AZ. =, =,
The ID District convention elected {. e;
Gates and Francis Regan delegates ana
! instructed them for Taft.
The Sd District convention elected isaac
! NJ. Cllman and +. c. Woodrun ana III
The 4th District convention elected John
: p King and James +. Walsh. ney VIZ ~.
not instructed, but are understood 10 pe loI
The 5th District convention elected f. j;
| Emmons and |. II. Chase ana lhs'ructeo
them for TAFT.
, DELAWARE.
The state convention, held at Dover
/ on April 16. elected as delegates-at-
large United States Senators Henry A.
du Pont and Harry A. Richardson, Gov
ernor Simeon S. Pennewill. Edmund
| Mitchell. Dr. George w. Marshall and
| Ruby Vail. They were not instructed,
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HAWAII
| The territorial convention, held az
| Honolulu on April IL, elected as dele
gates at-large Messrs. Kuhio, Frear,
Fenton, Rice. Baldwin and Moir and In
structed them for Taft.
--NEBRASkA,. ,.-..
! AT a Presidential preference primary
held on April 10, Colonel Roosevelt car
ried the state and all six of the Congress
! districts. He will have the states six
| teen delegates.
OREGON.
Al a Presidential preference primary
held on April 10, Colonel Roosevelt car
| ried the state and the two Congress- dis
tricts. He will have ten delegates-siX
| at-large and four district ones.
MISSOURI.
Two sets Of delegates were elected at the
| 7th District convention, held at Sedalia OF
| April Is. 4 body composed Of forty-two
! delegates elected f. NJ. Taubmau. Of La
| fayette County and L. Cunningham, OF
| Benton County. as delegates, and instructed
| them for Roosevelt. rival body. com
posed Of thirty-eight delegates elected
Louis Hoffman, OF Pettis County and
Richard Johnson. of Greene County, dele
| gates. and instructed them for Taft.
! The 18th District convention, held at Ne
| yada on April 16. elected e. S. Welden, OF
Joplin, and A p. Moody, of Pierce City