Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-17
.BURSUN ALONE
FOR ROOSEVELT
New Mexico Delegation AS
signs Each Member TO
Committees
LUNANA7IONAL COMMITTEEMAN
Roosevelt Has Taken Two
Southern Delegates Away
From Taft.


Southern Delegates Away
From Taft.
} (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
| Chicago, H., June 17.-Caucus re-
suits in the New Mexico delegation
? gave permanent organization to E. a.
. Cahoon; rules and order, Gregory
, Page; credentials, Hugo Seaberg:
= platform and resolutions, H. O. Bur-
J sum; National Committeeman Solo
| mon Luna; to notify presidential NOM
inee, ]. NJ, Cunningham; to notify
vice presidential nominee, W. D. Muir
men.
Texas.
, Results in the caucus Of the Texas
delegation were: John E. Elgin, for
permanent organization; rules and Or
der Of business, P. T. Baer; creden-
, tials, C. A. Warnken; platform and
resolutions, W. N. Mcdonald; nation
al committee, H. F. McGregor.
Nebraska.
! Nebraska's Roosevelt delegation
= chose Don l.. Love for permanent or
9anization; for rules and order OF
= business, c. A. Luce; credentials, H.
E. Hackett; platform and resolutions,
E. l.. King; national committee, r. B.
| Howell.
. Arizona in caucus endorsed a plan
for more liberal irrigation policy and
= selected DR.. f. T. Wright for perma-
nent organization; for rules and order
, of business, Dr.. f. T. Wright; creden-
tials; Robert e. Morrison, platform
and resolutions. James I. Williams,
Jr.; national committee, Ralph E. Ca
+ merOn.
Missouri.
| The Roosevelt leaders caucused with
many Of the state delegations today,
previous to the general caucus OF the
full delegations. Twenty of the Mis-
souri, thirty-siX delegates who are for
y Roosevelt conferred with Roosevelt
leaders and determined to stand by the
Roosevelt program through thick and
thin. They named Walter S. Dickey,
chairman of the delegation, Thomas
> x. Niedringhaus for national commit
teeman in place of Secretary Nagel;
- Governor Hadley for committee on
= resolutions; Jesse Tollerton, creden-
~ tiaIs committee, and Charles Rendlan
for permanent organization.
Ohio for Roosevelt
J Ohio delegates authorized A. L. Gar
ford of Elyria to cast 81 of Ohio's 48
lvotes for Roosevelt on all propositions
lin the program of the Roosevelt forces.
Nebraska.
- At the caucus of the Nebraska dele
cation, it was unanimously agreed that
istrong resolutions should be passed in
condemnation of Victor Rosewater for
his action as chairman of the national
y committee in the contest cases.
Jump on Rosewater
Chicago H., June 17.-The con-
demnaton resolutions dire e
against Mr. RoseWater were signed
- by the entire sixteen delegates.
X "The Republicans of Nebraska have
~ been humilated' they state, "by the
actions of our national committeeman,
80 Mr.. Victor Rosewater, who has been
personally repudiated by the Repub-
licans of our state, and who did not
represent the wishes or the voice of
the Republican party of Nebraska in
y the deliberations Of the national COM
- mittee.
III I'VE condemn and repudiate in the
IS strongest terms his actions and here
IL by demand, in the name of the Re-
publican party of our state that he
D. change his attitude
There was a brisk fight in the eau
W Gus against the adoption of more Bit
% ter resolutions and the foregoing
IL were accepted as a compromise. Aft
er they were agreed to, Mr.. Rosewa-
. ter's friends signed with the others.
v Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
lg The Connecticut delegation formally
III instructed for Taft and the Pennsyl-
q vania delegation passed resolutions
,d endorsing Colonel Roosevelt.
". TWO Deserters.
Y In response to continued claims of
rs accessions by Roosevelt among the
40 southern delegates, Director Mckinley
,d o. the Taft forces issued today state
V ment asserting that the Taft lines
20 were holding firmly and that Roose-
welt had succeeded in securing only
1e two southern delegates.
Roosevelt Organization.
Early today, Senator Borah of Idaho,
definitely was selected as the choice
T. of the Roosevelt forces for temporary
& chairman Governor Hadley of Mis-
ed souri,, was chosen as floor leader for
the Roosevelt organization. In addi-
ton to two candidates for temporary
Craftsmanship, the Taft and Roosevelt
NJ forces prepared two distinct platforms
'ly James r. Garfield, in discussion of the
at platform to be submitted by the
al Roosevelt organization, declared that
mt it would be progressive throughout
st but that the subject of the recall would
ny be left to the individual states.
M A. Piatt Andrew, assistant secretary
at of the treasury, arrived with the finan
fic cial plank for the Taft platform. Per
sh sonally, he said, he was satisfied with
,et the Rochester plank, but that others
seemed to think that this should be
let amplified in the national platform.
ac- Taft Organization.
of The Taft forces announced thai