New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
,.,;ticims Sure Illinois
Nan viii Sound Cam
pdgn Keynote.
,p,S dEN SULLEN
IT CHAIRMAN CHOICE
.,,or iherman'S Followers
niscontmted Colonel VIII
Mike No Fight.
-r, r~u,ea 20 - T7rr'i

-r, ~~s-,rs 20 - 7-ru'
.....ro lprI 6. Colonel Ioose-
y. ro,iee to the Republican party
"~.t.iswiling to G considered as a
,.,.iJsn,ial possibility may have
...ged the pans Of the sub committee
-. Republican Nauora. Committee.
:. subcommittee meets at the Con-
hotel tomorrow TO name tenn
..,.ry Chairman Of ''e Coliseum con-
r,rton
r,less ther,has been a radical revo-
10, Of earlrr arrangements, Chair
=, Billes WI announce tomorrow
-, Representative James r. Mann will
I'D the gave and sound the 1916 key
-s.s. ..
-, last mont. Representative Mann
.,,sormally cDsen, as far as the sub
-,;,tes wss concerned. Announce
-, Of his section was deferred by
T,-nsn lille overnight.
r.-,v IN net morning Committee
warren. o Michigan. notified his
~ '.T..grss on re subcommittee that
est.f -eceiveda telegram from Sena-
.V;lI;ar 4. smith. of Michigan, sug-
80 that tho announcement OF Mr..
80 sslect,onbe deferred until after
=. Michigan Primaries, which were
..d MONDAY
Smith Wanted Delay.
of. ,ould emb.rrass me in my state"
ne cist o. ne message from SEN
- smith 70 Committeeman warren,
-. ~ csrried bv tie latter 20 Chairman
M, and other members OF the sub
..--,;.-ee Chairman Hllles said that
:. se,,on had leea taken as 10 the
.,-,orarv cna.rnanship. due 10 the ao.
-i. las. month Of three members OF
10 sub-commltte.
i,.sst returns from Michigan show
80. Senator Smih has been defeated
=, M. Presidential preference prim-
,-is, by Henry lord.
coionel Roosevlts friends are not
~ Mann for temporary chairman oul
nav realize that le cannot be defeated
,.tsr in the full National Commlttee'
!, which the subcommittee must re-
a.. or I'm the lational convention.
L.is much was ascrta.ned lately. 10 be
a. s.sured fact. was apparently one
- no things discussed at the Roose-
rsl.-Root conferences.
Ths Roosevelt ampaigners would
refer Senator Lmge, Of Massacnu-
.s.ts. for temporary chairman. buN
,s,6;-iors In Massachusetts,, brought on
bv the Presidential candidacy OF SEN
AZ, Weeks. espousd definitely by SEN
,.or Lodre and complicated by the /.
2" slate Of de.egats, running against
n. political judgmnt Of the Colone!
and his advisors. have mudcled matters
% the extent that tie Roosevelt man
srsment as late as to-day decided TO
say away from . hglt directed against
Nsnn.
However. the new wist 20 the Pres
Dental situation developed by Colonel
Rooseyelt's "Bark.s is willin' " state
nsnt, combined vita renewed as
,sranee that Justice Hughes will not
refuse the nomination Il II comes 20
In. NAV have chanrd the determlna--
ION Of the subcommittee established
n March 70 recommnd Mann Tor the
temporary cha.rmansup.
Sherman MenIncensed.
!. Is known that he real Sherman
Republicans 10 Illimis were greatly
licensed a. the report that Mann mad
been picked. This vas due entirely
% ~. MAINS speech a. the Hamilton
Glib, Withdrawing himself as candi-
cate for tho PresidGcy and CHASING
Senator Sherman IS 4 "twO-spot.
In the quie. campaign that has been
il progress for the temporary chair
nsnship Represeltati-e Mann has been
criticised a. recognized wet I ne
Roosevelt people hareused this against
rim in many dry Republican states.
The Roosevel. declaration printed
'o-dsy did nor make agrest stir IN Chr
'sgo or in Illinois. u has been DIS
''sntei i- advance ~ the general
trowie6go chat the (olonel would &C