The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25

tional committee headquarters. assert
ing mat while the interview was most
pleasant indeed. he failed to change
hts attitude on the temporary chairman
ship IN any way whatever
moment after Mr.. Bryan had dis
appeared. Chairman Mack came out and
asked whore he had gone. When told.
however. he made no effort TO follow.
returning 10 the conference room FOR "A
few minutes with Judge Parker and
Nice-Chairman Hall As these three
finally emerged. they announced that the
committee would 60 ahead and approve
the selection OF Judge Parker. let the
night come a. II would.
1t will come after the opening prayer
has been uttered by Cardinal Gibbons
Mack presents the name 81 Judge Parker
as temporary chairman.
The convention Will get under way to-
morrow with seven avoWei presidential
/ candidates In the field no one OF them
with nearly enough delegates instructed
or pledged 70 carry them near the two
thirds vote required To- nomfnate-12S.
II had been expected by many p0-
itical observers that during tho two
weeks preceding the convention some
81 the candidates might form q coali-
ton. but no such thing has occurred.
and this fact Mr.. Bryan's friends de-
clare augurs well for him. Mr. Bryan
VIII have his opportunity tp speak be
fore the convention towards itS close.
and some 81 the Presidential boomers
here ore plainly nervous a. 10 the ef-
fect ne might have.
Seven Seek Nomination
The seven aN"Wed Presidential as
Tirants are Governor Woodrow Wilson.
"f New Jersey. Speaker Champ clark.
g. Missouri Representative oscar W
Underwood of Alabama. Governor Tul-
son Harmon. az ohio. Governor simon
BALDWIN. of Connecticut. Governor
.'hh - turse. 81 N"rth Dakota. ana
outside 81 these the men most
talked 81 are Mr. Bryan. Mayor CAV
T nor; oi Ncw. YORK. and Governor John
ar Bryan frequently durir. tho last
rev months has declared that boo was
: not ~ any sense "a candidate. hut %
g. which he ie not discussed a. "a pos
sibihty one claim put forward by
uln ~ ~" held there might anaua a.
Coalition with some ~ the df4affrrted
t'rnhIlcanH Interested iu "a third prrty
/ Tie men Boo charge ~ tho various ear-
dida'ies are doing an IN their ra-sr.
n'NrNsr. % create noise AMI entHu--
3 90 tne methods - trs t-.tr.g, -n-,.,..
. Ton. The statements puf nu' merely Ok.
l'l ne respective candidates without
Secondary candidatss.
Tho strength aur uf tho 1a.arIfsry
I candidates could deyeIop 100 tr. ron,en-
ION IN ne event ~ e. deadlock ru tho
hIsi and su."e"dlrg ballots. could not
. p" e'imsted tonight Governor Mar
] slHII Hlll receive fHe go votes rf fu.
/ diana ~ fhe first ballot 900 t.s ,srter-
D. wrapped uU 'u f.U activities ~ several
'tH'rur riuha.' whIrNHrtr opened head
quarter. tYi 10 depends upon Sew
"rF nfffudo IN fIe temporary chair.
I n"nsnip. ans the outcome ~ tho fRrt
\ ~ 20 made gn the floor tomorrow
.-'ll'r NNN f'rE 90 .HffH wlII rn fp
. lfaJ nor. Dis ur some other Sew nYrr
J ~ tnrit". or 0iil Boo thrown Inf, tho sup
I port ~ ono ~ tho re.IEriyed sHrf dates
/ nov r"ntrsiIrE The roriratI00.
The Indiana delegate % If. rreefIrr
. lHai night renewed aIirgIarre fn f.ptrr-
. f"r Marshall Senator eHfrsIs viii IRE
sent Dis name fu trs convention Thur.
GOV. Hnd tf 900 probably br seconded
. from within tHa delegation
Governor urk' ~ Nurfl IaEnfa. WHO
is ,o receive t-o ton rnter from That
rf1fe un f.a fret ballot. IHr fHu. f1r
1gurrd but Hffir Ir tho convention &c.
fli."s Iir I. moro nearly f.n typical
l',H ..f-r 7n fne other ''nd .i'i"a
| srarInE M dsrI.r ~ advertising fs rIr.
liaf0n iI'Ir virtues fu thee World
., Reception 20 Bryan.
..,-.-. ...i',t. nc ''E a-i iar .r'n ne
frirnfa flowed through fHa narrow rur-
moi ROOMS nf vs. Bryan f1 ri.e Efret-
.nE w r1aa some v"ri of political mo-
fnfnf r.fu fHr tr.rFrEH leader
Thsv pro vIfH ua a1I moro Gro corn.
i-f 2" .n.n POI 10 hFhf eaiI Nr Erftr.
~ o rarty Of uinne.ota deissstee ,rnrr
W.. ready fnr rr.fHIrE rHf vHnf"
WE vs. fFrnHn. nf runs. uf1w-
I't. I.N. HNHf.NH H .HrEr NHNrr HnHra
irg fnr picture ~ Fuffrn.r Wilson.
called NJ Urtana attention ta tre
haie' ard asked. .SHaI Take fHIs off
Tor you
SO MAIDEN emil .rr.r remarked tho
FORMER rrer .lsrfIHI .HrI.Irff
SIR Hr.ara attention tgHa called late
o. niEhf Co., fir report chat Of bic con
Terence TO-DAY win Judge Parker Hr
bed pared upnu tho speech which
ihe New YORK IurIrf bad prepared fp
dfIirnr Ha fewr0rHrU chairman OF tho
frrffrfIHr Nv HrrHr .lII
have NOT fhuuEHf If proper f.t die.
cues 9TH nu NHIH wTHf Sir Parker
sai1 o. me of What Z said 90 him. tut