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 When one talks with the Progressive leaders here he finds that they think Republican convention la bound 10 fail Of itg gurLOseg. Not only. they gay, because the ProgresglYes cannot be brought back into the fold. but be- cause c! the IukeaarIunees to~arcs 5 the convention Idea ot e large part of the old party's conservative mem ters
 II the Republican convention ls call. ed the delegates will be obliged 10 take into consideration z nun ber o' things other than tbose enumerated if they are 10 succeed in winning the ProgressiYeg back l. is held ln Wash tngton that lhere IS a bare chance that the Progressiyes might accept fellow ship once more in he old party 1.-the proposed convention sho1l. adopt all actual platform 0, principles Ike the one which w&s adopted at the Progres- give convection iu Chicago last Aug uEt
 Must Be Converted.
 The progressive Republicans Xho are chiefly instrum eutai h trying to -becure the calling U. convection. find themselves today under me necessity Of discovering ways and means Of con. verting their conservative brethren to their way of thinking on the con vention plan.
 Some e' the conservatives look kindly on the convention plan. and if they join ~ith the progressive Re. publlcans their influence may out weigh that Of the 1therE. and the con yentlou probably wil be called Those Of the old line Republicans who are in sympathy with the convention plan Say the Republican party has much to gain and nothing to lose by con yentioE. and that the condition Of the party can be no worse after "get 10. gether" gathering than it is at pres ent.
 The Republicans. therefore, seem to be split into three factions on the con vention plan. the progressive breth. ren who ars urgent in approval Of the plan. the old-liners who prefer to wait for Democratic mistakes to bring about salvation, and the other old iiners who think the convention can do no harm. but who are not perfect ly enthusiastic about 1t. If the Re publicans are going to wait for the Democratic party to make mistakes which will bring the old organization back into power, they must focus their attention on President Wilson, for to- day 1t is said ln Washington he is the Democratic party Other Demo crats may think that they are leaders. but the trend of events during the last two months makes most party men say that the Capital 'L" Leader is Woodrow Wilson.
 Society and Politics.
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