The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-27
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BALTIMORE, June 26.-If Cover
nor Harmon secures the soppo.. %
the New York delegation ne WIZ
the nominee. according to one OF t.e
national managers OF the onIo $50 80
nor's campaign. I've are going INTO
that convention with what We believe
IA the assurance of the New foIh
delegation that Governor Harmon WIZ
ret their votes after the frst baiot-
II that happens Governor Harmon
will be the nominee on the thi1o
ballot" said the campaign manager.
In confederation Of this statement ~
was pointed out that yesterday aIte-
noon the Harmonites held many con
ferences with leaders OF New ioIn'
Democracy. Charles r; mui 80 80
leader OF Tammany Hall. was one
~ those who was visited by one or
ths Harmon men, and around the dar
mon hea dquarters last night the CON
census Of opinion was tnat Ne~
York's vote would 60 Harmoh"af"
after the first ballot
Burke For wnson.
BALTIMORE. June "a Governor
John Burke, OF North DAkofa. VINO
10 thu primary choice OF tho Demo
Gratis OF that STATE for the preAdon
tia, nomination, IL OF ths opinion tnat
Governor Woodrow Wilson VIII re
the next president II nominated os
the Democratic national convsnuoh
this week. Notwithstanding thef ne
In In the running for tho presidential
nomination. and has the enthusiastic
vacking Of the ten delegatee from his
state Governor Burke 10 not unmino
full Of the fact that Governor wilson
nomination would bring certain VIC
try 30 the Democracy The North
Dakota governor spent an hour at
the wiAn headquarters IN the Emer
SON Yesterday. and asoursd Genera
Manager w. r. McCombs. OF the VIII
son campaign that he would not nesi-
tate to throw hts strength to the New
Jersey governor ahould It evcr Do
eed<d to bring about his nornina-
ton.
I'VE, fniShs a. ~vel face The fact
that we have got TO nominate pro-
gressive candidate on = proersssive
platform in order TO win in this cam
pnirn." declared Governor Burke.
Tho Democracy has taas srsassst OPP
portunity in its history to assume con-
troll Of the govsrnmsnI but It can
not ignore the progressive sentiment
In this nation and win. I sincerely
trust that a progressive will b named
ms temporary chairman Of this con-
ventlon and that 1t will be domi-
mated by those who are against re-
action. For the convention to FOLLOW
a contrary course would mean GER
tain tefsxt.
II look upon Governor Wilson as
strong candidate who would command
he great progressive vote. There
is no doubt OF tho fact that he can
fsrr, North Dakota. and IL nominated
Re viii surely be President Taft's sue
-esgor,"
BALTIMORE, June ss.-rroninsnt
among the men who are whooping IL
up for Mayor Gaynog 10 jacob kAts.
who arrived last night. and Who 10 .
ana Business Mems league Of the New
York East side Mr.. KatA II viii BE-
remembered. vas tbs Arst man to
reach the side Of Mayor 0aynor when
he was shot 81 Nike oaiiagher on the
uisr IN Noboksn, August Z. 1910. pre-
paratory to taxing trip TO Dn1iand-
While not delegate to the ccnvsn-
ton. Mr. Katx, who 10 . power IN the
East Side intends to 90 everytnnx 10
nominated. mayor 0aynor 10 the bes'
MAYOR New York ever had" declared
Mr. KatH. and such man VIII un.
doubtediy make good - president His
Wise selection Of city officials has al
vsys met with the hearty approval OF
every propsrtyowner and resident OF
New York. The men 20 selected have
bean untring In their efforts 70 stamp
out corrupt politics and They stand Tor
clean Administration all the way
through
Accompanying Mr.. Kats 10 Lcnis J,
Beck. one time manager OF the old 6os-
neotsd with ne echubsrts ~ the New
York Aippodroms. Mr.. Beck. while
Republican from the Twelfth assem-
bly,. district 10 loud In his praise OF
New YoSk'e CHIEF executive and has sx-
pressed himself IN no uncertain tsrms
a. 70 make Il nlsAr for whom he will
vote In the general election "As the
reeult Of osyror's excellent record ~
mayor OF the great metYopolia. he 10
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