The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-06-26

II was desirable he should be, be-
cause of certainty that the ques-
ton of a plank on the recall of the
judiciary would be considered.
Everything points to the adoption
of plank against the recall OF
judges and judicial decisions. This
is a practical certainty If a third
term candidate should be nominal
ed at Chicago. Senator O'Gorman
is counted on as a former judge to
take a conservative position on this
question.
Senator Bankhead, of Louisiana,
manager of the Presidential boom
of Representative Oscar w. Under
wood, was one of the prominent ar
rivals yesterday afternoon. He, like
the other managers, sidestepped
the expression of an opinion on the
temporary craftsmanship.
1--WE are not for any particular
man." he said, except that Mr.. I'm
derwood's followers will oppose
strongly the selection of a man who
is allied with any faction in the par
ty. Give us a man who will make
a speech for the Democratic party
and not for any one candidate"
and everything points to such a
man if he can be found.
Another arrival was William F.
McCombs. publicity manager for
Gov. Wilson. He had nothing to
say last night. Lieut.. Gov. Nichols,
Of Ohio, head of the Harmon forces,
got in too, as did ]. Hamilton Lew
is. of Illinois, who expects to be
Democratic Senator from the State
soon. Mr.. Lewis brought with him
the first real Vice Presidential boom
that has hit the city. He will ac-
cept that high honor if it is tender
ed him.
Capt. T. V. Farrell, of New York
City, arrived in Baltimore Tuesday
and announced that he would be in
charge the next few days of the
Presidential boom OF Mayor Gaynor,
of New York. He was very mys-
terious about what. would. be done,
but said:
There will be lots doing in few
days"
Asked about the report that
Thomoe L. Dvop mould anna 20 Do1-
timore this week in the interest of
Mayor Gaynor's candidacy, Capt.
Ferrel said:
81 do not think there is any
thing in that. / believe Mr.. Ryan
is coming over to Baltimore in a
day or two on business, and he may
stop at a house on Cathedral street,
near the Beachman Mansion. where
the Gaynor boomers are to have
their headquarters. Perhaps that
gave rise to the report that he will
work for Mayor Gaynor. or course
you never can tell what is going to
happen"
The managers of the other BOOM
ers refused to take the Gaynor
boom seriously. They insisted that
it was being started merely to give
Charles F. Murphy place to
light" with New York's ninety
votes until the time when the COM
bination is formed that will result
in the nomination of a man for the
Presidency.
The headquarters of the various
Presidential candidates were in full
swing to-day, and the rival camps
issued hourly claims OF victory.
Secretary Woodson said that all
the contests received so far were
quite minor in character.
"All in all, / don't believe there
will be more than forty seats con-
tested" said Secretary Woodson,
land these represent perhaps half
dozen delegations. No one OF them
is serious"
Lieut.. Gov. ]. Taylor Ellison, OF
Virginia, the National Committee
man from that State, says that sew
eral candidates in the field will re-
ceive part of the vote cast in his
State.
Virginia will be satisfied with
any good candidate" said Mr.. Eli
son. THE State has no candidate
of it's own"