Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-30
Orders That Name Be
Withheld at San Fran
cisco Convention.
BLOCKS PLAN TO
LAUNCH SPEECH
Name Will Not Be Placed Before
Convention Formally - Action IL
Taken to Gain Advantage When
Convention DeadIocks as Betwssn
Palmer and cox-it 10 Now Me-
Adoo Against the Field.
BY Associated pre.s.

BY Associated Press,
San francisco, June 3o.-pe.
f'nIte and final instructions oame
from the east today that VII.
liam G. MeAdoo's name was NOT
formally to be placed before the
democratic national conventions.
6urris Jenkins, Of Kansas CITY.
who was prepared to make :
nominating speech for MeAdoo.
revised his plan again and de-
eided to aecede to the wishes Of
the MeAdoo managers.
BY Associated Press,
New York, June 3O.-"This ac.
ton was taken with my> entire
APPROVAL" William G. McAdoo
said today, when told that Hde-
finite and final Instructions had
s been received in San rrancisco
that his name was not formally
to be placed before ths demo-
cratic national convention. He
would make no further oon,.
F1ent. q
San Francisco. June s0.--No longer
is there any doubt that 1t Is the
ffeid against Mc4Adoo.
i II the plans OF those opposed to
the ex-secretary OF the treasury afo
carried out effectively they contend
he will be thrown In to the discard.
They sare inspired by one purpose
the defeat Of McAdoo. Everything
else, whether PLATFORM Of particular
candidates, is submerged In this
overwhelming determination. The9
will trade to some extent on issues
they will transfer votes, they win do
anything and everything they can
to stay the onward rush Of the New
Yorker.
Admittedly their backs are to thA
wall, and they are the more danger
GUS because OF this position. They
are eagerly looking for some one
upon whom the convention may COM
promise. All last night and all day
today tlfey were milling around,
sending out and getting the reports
Of scouts suggesting this or that
name and ,anxieusly listening to the
reaction, comforting with each other,
and, in short. having the appearance
Of the old guard that may die but
will never surrender.
Palmer and Cox Bitter. Il
The Palmer men are saying that
if the Attorney General does not get
the nomination, McAdoo will not be
allowed to do SO. The Coxites are
asserting that If the Ohio Governor
should fail to receive 1t. McAdoo will
go down in the crash with him. Bot
the feeling Of the Cox people toward
the Palmer camp is exceedingly bit-
ter, and in spite Of the efforts of the
latter to heal the breach 1t does not
seem as tho any formal combination
can be made between them.
The Tammany leaders are In this
frame Of mind: They came here 'un-
alterably" opposed to McAdoo. They
do not want him today, but they will
swallow the pill II forced to do 30 on
the theory that they can Ego down
to defeat with him as well as with
any other man."
1t is claimed that with Tammany
sitting tight, there are 270 delegates
pledged to vote to the last against
McAdoo. Only ninety three addi-
tional delegates are required to put
an end to this Irritating boom. 1t Is
hoped these can be obtained from
Palmer, Cox and Bryan.
Cox Irritates Tammany.
So far as Cox is concerned. Tam
mahy, which was for him, Is irritated
by what it described as his "wishy
washy" attitude, as revealed in his
telegra aphic statement published yes
terday morning.
Among the vets generally Cox has
lost strength. To Tammany, sup
port of the liquor question is Of the
greatest importance, because, It ID
said, at least q moist plank was nee
essary in order to keep the organiza-
ton strong What Is true
of Tammany is true of other orr
ganiZations elsewhere.
That Cox may get a majority, but
cannot get the necessary two-thfrds,
is practically admitted by his friends.
They say with considerable 1usti1i-
cation that the Governor would add
strength to the ticket, and at the mo-
ment of official recognition OF hia
defeat they will turn their efforts
+o obtaining the vice presidency for