The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-17
Forteih district. and Frank o. Anderson
cf Jamestown. Forty-third district.


fN' "' w" S'.ch Georgia "eS','erS
"t"'' '''t'r '" WI ''""S'N'.' 'NP,a''
ing 'no'r mop " was I" 'n' '..'v'
thf' wh'n inc primaries were he'o lai'
seemed I" u" 'he "hiN ma" W n"''-
mate nn' ai'or 'hc ADVENT wi 'N'ireS-
ident kooseN'l' as canu'na." 'he
sentifnoht ot inc S'at" oH'k'v chans'u
10, MIN lh'N say 'ha' INV i,ePu"h-
cans ct inc state hro now IN vast
majority Tor Roosevelt 'he "i 'n'
Gforcians charged that fresidcn' lat'
hdd Just dismissed MS wire as post.
mistress
uorrukIss roR urGUrs
W,,,.,, II uo,,hLi.s s,r.r;,,onden,
.s!,,.,,r.r,., !, \,w y,rL ,rdor GOV
u,;r,,,s a,,u,,r,J -, tho ,,.,,. and ,nade
Iii; Laal,,,,r,,r, ;u., nu,.;d, ,f .,
pr..,Jan, p,,s,v.i,'s rr,va,. room in
IN. r,,cros. n, did M, sae Col Roose-
,ai, Wh,n asL,d r. Il. ,orros.n,cd
.,n.,i,. u,rh,, h.,, N- uo,chliss said.
Of h,,o r,, zoo, .b,s,ico uu,bos for si,
,,,,,,b. ,rd ,,a,,,o ,o ,h;c,co w;,bou,
,,a1.,,,,,r, him I Lrow ,b,, r. bs Lrew
,ha, 7 vas b.r. T., uor. for hin, I would
80, ,,l,,r,,, ,,,I,,, ~, >, r,,ur, ~,
I,,.
81 h,,o ,,o., rI.,sod f., ,.,r, !, IN. fow
A,,,,. ,t,,, I, h,,., L,,,, i, ,,,,io,ro ,h,, ,
brg. r,,p,ber Of dsl,y,tes ara Ieaniny
toward Justice Hughes as the only man
on whom tho factions can unite. He
would appeal 10 the whole country He
could carry his own State of New York.
which l. n brine requisite
Il dicln, come 10 Chicago a. an orpo-
non, rr tot Roosevelt, whom. AS an ex-
ronent If progressive principles, should
SUPPORT mos, heartily should no be nnmi-
mated hut more in an esyor, to help solve
the problem which confron's the party
at the present time"
doesn't Justice Hughes : statement Of
last week that he would not permit the
ush of his nana eliminate him?" Mr..
Ho'chkiss was asked
II think not" raplied Mr. Ho,chkiss
"\o man. particularly one of Gov.
Hughes's lofty ideals Of civic duty, can
refuse Ia serve the people in a crisis such
as the present one"
The assertions Of delegat tea that they
would vote for Hughes and for Lincoln
is the first official indication. outside of
the candid,cias os Sena,or Ia Folle,,s
l S,,. ,,., ,L.,
"nu ,;.,n 's ,,'". q ..",l' o'a''t
or.ndrWony caiudate may I've nominated
III hnls Coh|en'ion'
AND Mr. h1NLEf SAYS
Director William r. Mckinley Of the
Tas, bureau dsc,a red tonight that presi
-. re-. Iii 49,, = 10 ,: ,t-
"c"' 'di WI, '' w '"' ''''7' ,'' NV ,''''e",
non ana Will i've h''nihd'eh ON 'he nrs'
ballot.
"president Taft, - cont;nued Mr. Nc,
- 'oto'
over WI h"o>NVei' anu 'iedr majority
over all candidates. Mr.. Tart cannot
now lie defeated for the nomination
{is -t,npor,ors s,and firm, potr;,bs,,pJ
,n,,ha Iosr,r,,. osor,s ,rh;oh ha,.,
us ,"V '"
ffen mdd" ana are sun belng made 70
tempt them to break their pledges and
instructions
v,.,. ,,, ;, . I H.
s ,. r.
s"'' !" '''''', '"'' WIN 'h' 'a.' P'oPi'
lie learned ihdt eT-fresdent Roosevelt
had .e' a side Senat or Borah a. the Roo-e-
volt Candidate for ,epno-arv chairman
=. -, ,,, p. I,
Wv ''"'o' '''''' "" 'S 'h'
N"'lNO'l '"nlmhlp'. ana nan s'lecteti
Gov Mchornrn of Wisconsin.
u have had a talk with Mr. Rooscyel,
sa,d senator Borah -and for strategic
reasons h,lieye his SELECTION Of Gov
lion
:. vo,,rr,, ,,y>. .x,,
u was learned on lnduhltahi" evidence
that Coy Mct'oV"rn during the last few
pra.'Gen, pno.ayaI, ne;c.s 49,, IN ,ho ~ o,', ~
in,k building in New York The Wi-con.
sin delegation ie up in arms over the
McCoVern episode for the reason that
senator LA Toilette and his friends in
that State and in the State Of North Ia.
kota have believed all along that they
should keep free from all cntanClnc ALI
anCes with the Roosevelt force. /, i.
s'il an open question tonight whei he'
tho La Folett" delegates from these two
states viii lndcr-e he a-plrat ions Of GOV
MSiovern to become the Roosevelt TEN.
poraJv chairman
With the arrival of senator Roo, i,
hecare known definitely that GOV
Dereen Of Illinois and the iiftv-six dele
gates for III. Stat" friendly 20 Deneen tool
into serious consideration the opposiI ior
of COL. Roosevelt to senator Root for
temporary chairman. and II is announced
tonight that as result of those delib
erations nineteen of the Illinois delega'e q
who are Roosevelt men Will vote for Sena
Tor Root for temporary chairman
Gov D"neen friendship for Senat ol
Root and the support Of tho nineteen wa
Gaid 10 spring from an appreciation o
Senator Root = speech IN the United
states senate against Senator l.orimel