New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22


his availability Moreover he attractive speaker with pleas
ing personality enjoys distinction of having been the rst
Republican carry Govenorshp of Missouri since the Civil War;
Senator Kenyon regarded available He has just
carried by large majority in popular primary
He opposed reciprocity and thus the admiration and
farming community OF his Pogressveness there can be
question
BARNES COULD INSIST ON SHERMAN
1t is realized of William Barnes r should insist
upon the denomination he could have his
av because commanding position he enjoys in this convention
But it regarded probable that Mr. Barnes Will DO So Oy
so doing ndanger the Of the Presidential ticket
And the Roosevelt bolt took time the colonel
able induce ia delegates to go out SO ne decoeo
that it would be wiser to give people time appreciate the awful
wrong which has been rights by the refusal OF the national
convention crafty ambition be the first President to ENJOY
third term in the White House.
After the Taft delegates from District of California had
been seated Johnson Heney did everything in their power to hdae
their delegation to leave the convention without avail They
we're willing to shout for the bitter end but when came
to botirg the Republican party there nothing doing
Clifford Pinhot James Garfield conceived scheme TO
e convention on the which understood to have had
Colonel Rooseves approval Then they down to the Coliseum
and laid before the Roosevelt delegates All agreed that was
beut credit its progeniors 1t this: After the hrSt OF the
delegates whose had been contested had voted all the o0Se
DELEGATES were to silence to the convention NO eo
Of Chairman reading clerks to elicit either an aye OF
nav" from Roosevelt delegates was to OBTAIN the Ss9 e''e
Bt somehow after agreeing scheme and after the colonel had
been duly advised plan had been accepted the delegates gave
second thought decided not to make themselves RIDICULOUS
The indignation Of the orgnatorS Wnen 'ney ID" ' ~ ~
fall through profound
WATSONS SLAP AT HENEY. ~.
1 Watson who closed the debate the seating of the Cali
f; deoates administered sharp to Francis Heney
v friend Heney" said Watson referred to the sovereign
s+ Of California Had he Republican he would not have said
for in Republican convention state soverelgno state enjoys
anv more sovereignty than any of its districts
When the convention had adjourned tonight the reports of the COM
- al contests save those in Tennessee Oklahoma Texas and
WASHINGTON had been adopted by various maoe but always Su
~ 10 show that the Taft people in full control of the conven
, Tomorrow the remaining will be disposed or the Pefra
perfected the platform adopted and possible both
presidential and VcPresidena candidates will be selected and ad
ournment taken ,...D,
, candidate will be launched this August according to
h nan of Colonel Roosevelt who still willing to make the run
the neope want The great obstacle to the third party dea
at onv those Roosevelt supporters who realize that his nSh means
theirs are willing make like sacrifice OF their political prospects
ROOSEVELT HEADQUARTERS DESERTED.
The Roosevelt headquarters comparatively deserted tonight
the Roosevelt retiring into obscu Governor otuOos
n Kansas is reeyd with weeping but he is still the cautious poll
% and will not commit himself to support the proposed New
Nationalist party ,o.,. ;.:
Senator Borah feels he has out OF dcult situation
considerable eca although has to be regarded by colonel
Roosevelt with suspicion ,. :. - ,u
There is one opmist Roosevelt crowd This is George w.
, Mr. Perkins allows still long from the bottom
his banro and he will contribute generously to the financing
the New Nationalist party only just conceived ana not 10 DC porn
until August thereby ne Can '00N ' INNS ~
President TAFT ,. -. :. -
There would be abiaon the Taft headquarters were it not
hat everybody busy planning Tor the grea' Gay
Under the the TAFT managers Will ue"o m
f hours TO hard work. they hope to find little time tor
twenVio "ou- e5 w G.GH.