Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28

of the absence Of the official ballot. This
situation is covered by section :: OF the
election law"
In certain districts OF tho third as
scrnbly district no ballots were received
at all. according to the report to tho
county committee. Instances where the
ballots were not received until sometime
after eight until shortly before the polls
closed at nine were numerous throughout
the city and Brooklyn
AS TO the exact lineup Of delegates. all
statements given out at the republican
county headquarters expressed the
contest as between Taft and Roose-
welt THIS Is because the county or
ganization has endorsed President
Taft and claims that all the delegates
nominated by the party coinmittees in
the various districts are in favor Of
the Presidents denomination In ac-
cordanoe with the primary law. how
ever, none Of the delegates is spccif-
cally Instructed.
County Chairman Koenig late this
evening got the White House on tho
long distance telephone ana told Sec-
!
! swept Sew York count and that not
more than three or four OH. II SIS
election districts in the county had
given pluraltes for the Roosevel-
nominees. The sccretarv said in renly
that the President was much pleased
that New York county had come to his
| support
rNCONTESTED DELEGATES.
! While the chief interest I'm to-,avs
primaries lay in tho contested dis
t-icts. in &c ont Of tho i3 districts the
election of delegates to the republican
national convention became effective
! without contest The uncontestcd dol
eEates thus chosen are.
First dstrict--smith Cox, VIM Carr
Third-David Towle, Alfred E. vass.
Tourth-Timothy l.. Woodruff. VIM
, y rrendergast
Fifth-WrN Berrl. Alfred T. Hobley
Sixth--Wm. II. Calder. l.. NJ. Swasey.
Seventh--Nichacl J. Dady. Jacob
Brenner
Eirhth--Marcus e Campbell. Fred.
crick t.inde
! Tenth-Clarence 3 Smith. Jacob T
Holtzmen.
Twenty fourth-Alexander : Coch.
ran. VIM. Archer
Twenty nfth--William L. Ward
John J. Brown.
nty-seventh-1.ouis 2 Pawn
Martin Cantire.
; Twenty eighth-James II Perkins
Alva NJ. rde
acknowledgements Y Collins.
Louis w Emerson.
'-hrtieth--Lucus y. Lattaver. J. l.
Hees
, Thirty frst-George Malby, John H.
Moffitt
Thrty-second--Perry 6 Williams. Fran
els y Hugo.
Thir,y-fourth-George y Fairchild
Lafayette B. Gleason.
Thirty-ffth-Francia Hendricks. James
". Gilbert
Thirty-sixth-sereno f PAYNE Albert
NJ Patterson.
Observation-Disclosures y White A. B.
HouEhton
Thirty eighth-ceorge W Aldridge.
James l.. Hotchiss
Thrty-ninth-.Tames W. Wadsworth Jr.
F c. Stevens
Foreieth-wiliam Il Daniels. James S.
Simmons.
Observation-Disclosures r Volt, Nathan
y Wolf
Fortv-second-John Grimm. Jr, Simon
: Seibert
Forty third-Frank O. Anderson. Franz
Sullivan Smith.
The results in the u congressional
districts where the delegates nomi
mated by the regular Republican party
committees met specific opposition 10y
candidates named in petition BY sup
= porters of Colonel Roosevelt. were a:
follows, according TO returns mads
public by the various county commit
tees
:, Second district. Queens county,
= Organization delegates elected. There,
;, Fl. Burden and Frank f. Losee.
Ninth district. CBrooklynl .--Organ
q ization delegates elected. Thomas L
:, Iineburg: Rhinehard II. Pforr. nance
: by both opposition and organization
. was also elected.
G Eleventh district, Staten Island), Or
n Can!zat ton delegates elected Chauncey NJ
q Depew and George Cromwell.
l. Twelfth district. New York. -Organi
"a cation delegates elected, J. Van Netchte
g Olcott and Alexander Wolf. With fey
Is districts missing, vote "ae NJ 10 ~.
Thirteenth district (New YorkI.-Or
y, ganization delegates elected, James +
Y March and Charles II. Murray. Oppos!
N ton named same candidates With fe'
8 districts missing, vote was ST - lN
Fourteenth district ,New York),-Oi
= gan,zation's delegates elected, Samuel
Koenig. chairman of the republican cour
n " committee and Frederick =. Tame
n With six districts missing. vote was -
e. to 43l
Fifteenth district, (New York. Organ
yation delegates elected, Cor'landt Nico
and Robert Nice Maui. With several Oil
- tr.ct missing. the vote was l,'~' TO 5IS
Ut sixteenth district. New fork)'--ol
OF SANITATION delegates elected. otto
e. Barnard and Martin SteinthaH. Eo'
IN !. 40 to 515 with IS election districts miss
IL ing.
81 twentieth district, New NorN.-o'
in ranization delegates elected, Hereof
to Parsons and Samuel <rulewitch WIZ
lie Il districts missing vote was "a TO 81
es Twenty first district, (Now Norkl-O'
IN gar.zation delegates elected, Lloyd
10 Grlscom and Frank Il Bowers. WIZ
forty election districts unheard iron
es vote was l,G'3 TO 80
r. Twenty second district tNew York
4 Generalization delegates elected Jam'
e. T. Wells and Ernest + filert. Not
I'd 49 10 $40 with 70 districts missing.