The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

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R~oooevelt ss the Republican nominee.
n In appa rent thai the men who have
coma 40 attend the convention. although
intenseiv d.sirous Of harmony. cannot
forgive and forget 10 the point Of con-
sidSrins Col. Roosevelt AZ the possible
leader of the party.
This situation has gradually da wned
on George W. Perkins n the other
Roouevelt ~lieutenants here. but IL is said
that they have hesi,ated 10 morn the
Colonel Of the real facts in the situa.
tion.
The failure Of Mr.. Perkins TO control
the Bull Moose delegates and T. postpone
tho Progressive nomination until after
the Republicans have acted was not al
together unexpected by the Republican
lesders-
Mr.. Perkins hnds himself In virtually
the same position that tho Republican
leaders are In. They have a conven-
ton on their hands, but will be unable
10 deliver the delegates TO Roosevelt.
even II they 60 desired. Mr.. Perkins
also has a convention. blu, he cannot
roth the Republican and the Progressive
assemoIies WIS yea W" "" W" "'
'ne oeIess,os 'he!nseINes
Impressive eN'oence OF INC o's'p,l'on
OK INC eiesate 'nernseIEes ,o ,'N, "
hanu III mN'as'ns INC aNa'Ts OF 'he ~
puoicah convention was 'o"hn ,'-na,
IN the actloi o! inc We" ''''ey
oeieeation' Inns deIesa,'on apParr.'Iy
mao mace UP l'S niiho una the l"aueIs
were nopeIessly piocked IN 'h'lr 'Ho'ts
W pIAhs apout a narH'eN'ouS u"u'T-
standing Win the fTosressiVeS ana tley
oopte a resolution requesting inc ar
pointment OF u committee 70 CONFER WIN
a committee from the ProgressiNes OIL
the question or harmonious "ction.
THIS in~oependence on inc part OF tbs
delegates was staggering TO some OF the
Old Guard leaders. especially TO Franklin
Murphy. the supposed leader Of the Jer.
sey delegation. who had not even beer
consulted with regard 20 Tho action OF
the delegation.
The attitude Of 'he Republican d.le.
gates Is shown In more wHNa than
one. The headquarters Of DID Guard
leaders, which four years azo yer.
packed daily with men seeking ins,rur,
lions as 70 how they should vote. ar.
now only moderately filled.
Prcdicts an Omen Rattle.
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.ys'e n.Pu"!''u 0'na.II
."v "i"a.s nlah-s u " pom, 10 s'uu!
sucn snhptons o, u convention crowd
..es uo.usy 'nat ~ was I''n' u
p's.' Wv, NC ~n-pup,l''U CONVENTION
cou,oi nov We hei''sred ny IN" S"-%lIi.'
ies1ers ana mat IN" nomination ""lif
.ea'iS pe H'.ideh ny 'n' heIssh'.s :"
INC Hoor OF inc CONVENTION
=" 'hs Irosressl'" '"'hp NJ ferkin'
"s ha' we hdeP'np'h'' o. vac det.
sstes porne w upon MN more "ntpih'i
ceiiy man ave the Republican leaders
LAST night 'or instance. n" was siNint
ulnHer az IN" bIa'nstnn" fot"I "A
which several OF the Republican Leaders
we're sues's Inc dinner was interrupted
oy repeated Delegations OF Bull Moos.
.ho had gov We lnea thnt n" WA" play
ms mo tne hands OF senator fenros'
and other R"puhilctns.
when he left the dining table they IN
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nouin.,Inn ~ &c, pnos.,.i. w.
-rha rrnarr.s 60 ,r,. h.,
dirner w,,a ma, s,,,sa.d ,r,,i g. pn-
kins had nro,ris.d ,hsu ,h., no uo,,i.
issue a Statement, ,o.dnv lilo Won, inf
word peIow t. tho s,,toner, vhi,.
be MI, ou, tho era, thing mi. u,orniul
.rd .dy.-,i.sJ in tho neu.,.ners /, +
.ddr.ssed co. tho I,royr.ssiye doI,
-,t..t.
Let me remind YOU thai uo are no
her. f,r ~, .vovsJ ,,rnns. az heJnI
aratne, son.hody w. ar. for .,u.
hodv ana tina, someh,odv 4. rb.naor
Roos.vel, u,ye Won =, ,.ar mis- /
mind in all your conversations vIt
v,honsoever you talk whiio IN c,icags