Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-05
progreSSiveS Aver They Are
Willing to Lay Aside Party
Emblem for Sake Of Pa
triotiSm.
WILSON MAY BE
NAMED, SAYS STRAUS
Delegate From New York
Declares Formal IndorSe-
ment of President Is Not at
All Improbable.
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Chicago, June 4.--The progressive
national committee will meet tomor-
row morning AT 10 O'Clock to make
final arrangements for the third party
convention at the Auditorium, june J..
As there are no contested seats in the
convention, only routine business is
planned by the committee.
Leaders thought it possible howev-
.er that some statement might be is
sued hearing on the relations of the
republicans and progressives.
Despite increasing demands by
Roosevelt supporters today for the
personal attendance here by Colonel
Roosevelt, his secretary, John w. Ne
Grath, declared positively tonight that
the colonel would remain at oyster
Bay during the convention.
Two Statements Issued.
Two progressive national commit
teemen, Harold l.. Ickes, of Illinois,
and William Holton Dye, of Indiana
tonight issued statements.
Certainly the progressives will not
nominate Justice Hughes without
knowing his position on the vital is
sues of the day" said Mr.. Ickes. The
possibility of a joint nomination of
Justice Hughes by republicans and
progressves is therefore a remote con-
tngency On the face of the present
situation Justice Hughes is plainly
impossible of consideration for the
progressive nomination"
Declaring that Indiana progressives
are for Mr. Roosevelt, "or someone
just as good, a man in whom they
have implicit confidence" said Mr..
Dye. the progressives are willing 10
lay aside their party emblem or some
of the things they have fought for TO
accomplish. success of their broader
patriotic movement.
Exchange Courtesics.
Mutual interest of progressives and
republicans of Oregon was evidenced
by exchange of seats between the rival
delegates and alternates. The oregon
republicans, who arrived today, have
appointed five progressives as their
alternates in the republican conven-
ton hall The progressiyes from Ore
gon have returned the courtesy by APP
pointing five of the regular repubh-
cans as their alternates in the progress
sve meeting,
Seated on tbo nroeressive conven-
ton floor as daIepates or alternates
viii ha tbirty-tbrer u,onon tho Ioro.-
est feminine delepation of twelve
coming from, Iyaebinotor
Monday nroere.aive de,acotiope in
force r;i, ;' pUe 'ss.Fr 80 ~ WI, u,
pennsvlvania kancas North DaLoto
Georgia ana south rarolina Among
The nrooressive leaders Who arrived
TODAY W. Iviil;a,,, E,;nr of pitts-
bureh
II wac said hara tonioht thot xyal.
fer Drou,r os ot;, ,,,o,,id hIy
be deciaad nnon as nor,,orent chair.
man of Tho nrocrass;,,a annyartior
The nlar c,ggostod Inst ,yao,, Nv
George w par,,ins ~ Nays yort ,hat
the nropreesipa convantior daiav Il,
making anv nonjnatinnS nntii after
the renuhlicans haro takan acton
found favor ar,ono, nroarao,,,,a load
ers here ton;eht I'D - ,ros thonght
probahIa that s',oh 90 arro,,oa,,,o,,t
will ho agraaa ,,,o,, '''''e
On" W. asreeu upon.
others tonieht ~ ,arngraes;vo "n,au iendaro en
is tn have 1bo nroa,.assi,,a corrention
EXPRESS its intantio7, no,,,t,ata Col-
onel Rooseva,t ona raoasS ,,,,tt ar
ton js fakan h,, ~ nao,b,;oans If
The rnnnh1,a,. - s't. ~
justice Hughes tha prorraSsivas ac-
cordinr to 1he pian ryo',Id wit mil
Colonel pnosarai,,s pi a,ti,nda w.as
made known '''''N
Wal, ~, poosovot.
If Colonei ponso,.oIt o'.rrossoa will
ingness to s,,nnort fud,ioa nr oa II,uhas
the proeres,,;,'oa ,nainn 'is t,o
plan would 40 aataa '''s - ~, 49,,
behind hin, e>p00'eu ~ ''i'o W
Another ,,lo, s,,,u.os ,,.o. $40. -
when tba tu.o " ,a.; aua 49, "aa . ~. .hora
can accan, a',a 'sel d 'i,a eai,.,iua.e Do'ii