The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-22
WISCONSIN HELPS.
SEAT HIS MEN
FROM ALABAMA
Vote is COS to 464 and Shows
Big Gain for Presidents
Forces
ROOSEVELT MEN LOSE
ALL ALONG THE LINE
Convention Adopts Report of
Credentials Committee BY
Viva Voce Vote
VOTE ON WATSON MOTION
~ ia DE- u uApI CX 49, AN

g. ..ha-Ayes ~. noes 2
Y AriECna-Ayes 9. noes 0.
Arkansas-Ayes IL. noes /.
Caiifornia-Ayes q noes "a
colorado--Ayes IL. noes 0.
Connecticut--Ayss IA. noes 0.
Deisware-Ayes s. noes o.
0eorgia--Ayes Is, noes 0.
ldaho--Ayes 0. noes :,
Illinois--Ayes Z, noes 81.
lndtana-Ayes 20. noes g., one mo-
Iova--Ayes Is, noes 10.
Kansas--Ayes 2. noes ls
Neutrality-suspicious. ~, noes 2 .
Lcu.siana---Ayes 20 noes 0.
Maine-Ayes 0. noes L.
Maryland-Ayes 3, noes s.
Massachusetts--Ayes Is. noes Is
Michfgan-Ayes 20, noes 10.
Minnesota--Ayes0 o. noes ~.
Aississippi--Ayes Is noes 4.
Missouri--Ayes 1s. noes 20.
Montana-Ayes s, noes 0.
Nebraska--Ayes o. noes 16
Nevada-Ayes 8. noes o.
New Hampshire-Ayes 5. noes o.
New Jsrsey--Ayss 0, noes %.
New Mexico--Ayes = noes !.
not voting.
North Dakota--Ayes Q. noes 10.
Ohio--Ayes IL noes "a.
Okiahoma--Ayes 4. noes 1e.
New York-Ayes rs. noes IL; one not
voting. =
oregon--Ayes s. noes g.
Rhode Isiand--Ayes 10. noes o.
South Carolina-Ayes IL, noes s.
South DalSpta-Ayes o. noes 10.
Tennessee--Ayes IS. noes 1.
Texas-Ayes 20. noes Q; two not vot-
Utah-Ayes Z. noes 1.
vermont--Ayes 8. noes 2.
virginia--Ayes n, noes 2: one not
washingten--Ayes IA, noes o.
West virginia--Ayes o, noes 16.
WIseonsins-Ayes Q. noes IS. one not
Wyoming--A 6. noes o.
Alaska--.Ayes 2. noes 0.
District Of coiumbia--Ayes .. noes o.
Hawaii---Ayes-6, noes 0.
Philippines--Ayes 2. noes o,
Porto Rico--Ayes ?. noes ..
COLISEUM. Chicago, June 2l.-I
Conclusive proof that the Taft forces
have the votes to seat all Of their
contested delegates in the Repu blican
national convention was furnished to- |
day when COS delegates voted to seat
the Taft delegates in the ninth Ala
bama district This was the first dis
trict that Col. Roosevelt declared was
stolen. from him and the unusually
high vote greatly pleased all of the
Taft men
The Taft machine held throughout
and on the second CALL which was de- |
signed to substitute the minority for /
the majority report, the Idaho and !
Wisconsin progressives voted with the |,
TAFT men, claiming that the Roosevelt /
men had not made out legal case.
AS the roll call on the question Of |
tabiing the Hadley motion TO substi-
tute the minority for the majority re-
port progressed II was plain that II !.
would carry. Idaho, q progressive /
state. cast ito vote with the Taft i
men. Its representative on the COM
mittee having voted there with the
majority. The Idaho result caused a
suspension for q few seconds while
the Tart men cheered and yelled. But
this was on , fash In the pan to what
FOLLOWED the announcement that Wis
cCnsin voted rs ayes with one dele
gate absent Wisconsin's committee
man had also voted with the majority
In this case.
As on the first roll call there was
another call for the absentees on de-
mand from the floor and the Official
vote was nnaliy announced: Ayes
sos: noes ga; not voting. 3. il
The announcement that the Taft
strength 30 Tar az the organisation OF
the convention was concerned had
passed the 500 mark resulted In a
wild chesripg episode.
It's over the tainted mark now"
enthusiastically shouted New York
delegate. |,
Root then put the question of adop-
ton OF the majority report seating
the Taft delegates in the Ninth Ala
bama district and II was declared
carried by q viva voce vote.
COLISEUM, Chicago, June 21.-The
Republican national convention today
laid on the table the motion OF Gov.
Hadley, OF Missouri, that the ~ Taft
delegates, whose seats have been con-
tested, be not permitted to vote on
any questions connected with the con.
ysntion organization until their right
to ait as delegates had been passed on
BY the convention. The vote was as
follows:
Ayes SEQ: noes 499; not voting 10. 4
Root then announced that the mo-
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