Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-07

Of the leaders.
 dent in their predictions that the jus Hot. were lining un their forces to- ve upon then by the allied f9vorite tes from the latest arrivals
 I; developed today that there is Q growing disposition to evolve a con the extremely radical clements which would do everything for eonscience's sake and nothing for eNpeiiency.
 The Varying cOunseis thus indicated have been urged upon the former pres ident by his followers. and it is sur missed that they have had much influ- ence in causing him tO remain silent During the evening word was circu- lated that Colonel Roosevelt has man ifested a disposition to follow the ad- vice of the Prosressiva-at-an -any-cOst. and the general opinion was that nothing would be heard from Oyster Bay favorable to any Republican as piring to the nomination.
 Thousands of Progressives.
 The uncomfortable quality of ths Progressive convention lies in the fact that in point of numbers it is third again as large as the Republican con vertion. Many of the delegates 10 the ProSressive convention are unschoCled to the way of parliamentary practice and political management. and are in tent on voting for Colonel Roosevelt and nc one else. In some cases they are opening disappearing the dealings of Progressive leaders with the Re publican managers in their efforts to make peace.
 In order to bring large delegates to the convention the Progressive strength has in many cases been split in half votes. p'aking double the mum Der of delegates 10 be controlled from single state. As one of the mana gers expressed il. many of the Pro gressive delegates have two voices for their one vote.
 It is plain tonight that all the arSu- ments of Progressive leaders to influ- ence the b3llo.ins in the Coliseum have failed to change the plans of the Republican managers a vsrticle. Out of the conferences on the subject be- tween Senator Shoot and George Per kins nothing resulted to clear up the matter
 In Hurry to Name T. R.
 The key note speech to be made al the Progressive convention is consid cred by many likely to be tantamOUnt to placing Colonel Roosevelt in nomi- nation. Many expect a tremendous demonstration threatening to all the other candidates tomorrow How far the matter has gone is il- lustrated by the fact that Clifford Pin chot. Victor Murdock. Henry J. Allen. and other Progressives at a confer enee agreed that nothing short of request for delay by Colonel ROOse- velt himself should stand in the way of his immediate nomination. Out Of the negotiations for sympathy be tween the two sides. the Republican managers consider that their posi- ton has been strengthened by the fact that all along they have been ready to present for discussion a list of can didates. any one of which could com mand the support of the others. This fact admittedly has been embarrassing tc the Progressives who found them selves laid upon 10 the charge of re- fusing to consider any other name than Colonel Roosevelt's.
 Reject lsFoIlette.A
 To offset this condition. the name of Senator LaFollette was brought forward The Republicans immed ately rejected 1t and charged the Pre- sressives with insincerity in present. ipg the name of candidate they were