The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

ave a. possible. aud so he dipped mere
and mere, While he cemented n few
"aNeriug delegations fo the Hughes
caus. II was known ~ this time also
mar inc nomination OF MIR. Fairbanks
Tor Nice.fresident wa. entirely accept
able I" The hughes leaders, and q part
ot Wv ''r''o'k = "rronh was 70 nt"r-
~ "''"sa''"ns " support MT fa"-
o"nh-
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was "Ner' FORMATION ot i've st1a'h was
apparent. Iher' was . '""'lng mat IN"
no "as VI Sl4nt 'eIesa''ohs were
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excitement. +, was .pcsd,iv hnnun ,ho,
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- Vo"Neh''on, WIN the request
''"s"i''eu '" WI. republican
,'epuoi'can readers senator Sfioot
of Utah, senator Rorah Of idaho. ex.
'tnator MURRAY cram, of Massachusetts
onsre.shl'h 'ohhson OF OH" n
NIC'iolss MURRAY Butier OF New York.
were aireadN Iorinv over this Interesting
document Tor The purpose. 1t Mas con.
!"etured' of deciding whether II was
wise to read II ~ the delegates The
nigh tone adopted hy Col. Roosevelt in
MS plea for harmony was not vet known
To the delegates. who had heard cnly
that Col Roosevelt suggested the n.m,
OF Senator Lodge ~. a .oupro,,is. saw.
didate. Within , few m,uu,. tbn,~,ud.
were buzzlng over mi, neus Th.r,
WAS plenty OF talk nhou, viii. ,..,,tnn
for the leader. IN r.nor, 60 A.
ven,ion and for IN. 'on
down 10 wor,, ,oro -, ,hs =" ee.
gossip which had a,,.ras Nv nens y.
William Howard ra,, y. ~ tne'
tor having , ,a,l w,,, IT,, "ann,ns'
Tn, h,nd -, '"e'''e Husnes'
voted coi,eci,,n ns'u morHIhs ana De
had Ia bor.d uv makers, VINO
Va rions .n.s,on. nv 'niousn the
hogan 10 MA ",,,i, e,ouse en.nusIasm'
arv" H. .Se''nss Inc KOS
we're mo, in.rnron,sn, ".ourniuI strains
IN. cony.n,in, ou.ua.. 'he imood of
son. ul,on, IN r..ch g.. hah one iasVrltr
himsaI, ,,on, o.. vi We nat anu DOW
oompl,te svnrn,hv 49,. -. az i.L. ~
OF Ncylns ai,. w" wv 'au 'e'ra'"
The mInu,es ra,,.,
other Tba AL, nau "'oP each
t,ous Tn. ~ - az ,ons anu |eAa-
were .s v.ma, $50 roo,n, VINO
busin.ss n, ,hc cnnrnpn"s wy ,eal
in arriving .pd ,h. s.,.. n.I"
Iesderl.ss kpew ro, go ssse eu''e
II was nearly noon. and nv th,s ,na ,h:
10 h. pea%e conference collapse
nomination had got abou, the soo-
There WAS subdued excitement. II Was
quite evident that the Colonel's ofYer
about TO be read TO the convention had
made the DELEGATES. ~ individuals o,.,ec
to think. II was interesting 10 observe
o the personality OF Theodore Roose.
welt continued to bear upon the minds Of
these downright Republicans. The man
whose very name they vera ioath IA
mention was giving them the greatest
concern at the moment they were pre.
pared to select their candidate.
Red badges. Hughes badges. began 10
bloom all over the floor. Hundreds Of