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liar llairiipltl Solidi! anti lion
titanium! democrats Feel About
Party Nomination tor
President
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Clark, Keneaiy, Rorabaclt A and
Uilman Said to Be the Slate
manager or his
state, was the next.
and Col. Uilman on the ticket.
'ot' the Hartford Courpnt, was the first
one agreed upon and to offset this.
which might be regarded as a faction-
ai choice. Chairman Kendaly, having
been selected by President Taft as the
campaign in this
it was then do-
cided to put "both J. Henry Roraback
Those
AAilliilli AAiliiiilAili i3
illillli fill ‘llliiili BililAii
ALI-“.06 two are the men who represent the "ow mnfldorafl by "anywho
wuring sections of the party. llors- A "
NEW HAVEN. March 26.~‘1‘AIG Re' back Wfl‘a mining!!!” of “‘91 MORE" BBAAOVO "a w". Yet WI"
puiIlicun delegates to the state can canvass and the 0006““ candidacy "W P? A10
Ventlon which have been and will be for governor, “AMA” COL
circled in the slimiy lilielldt‘d caucuses
Will not have u great deal of strenu~
ons brain work at that convention.
The convention will elcct tour deio-
itilit‘fiItli-lfll‘gtl to llit‘ Republican nation-
rot’treniion to be hold at Chicago noxt
June, but it reports, which have come
through front upper strula of chuhli
Cnnism, urn (Iorrooi the tour delegates
Iii largo have Itirrtttiy been chosen.
'l‘hcy hie:
Charles Hopkins Cilitit. (Ii Hattfortl:
Mithucl lKellt'IlA). of Stamford: .l.
Itenry ,ltorahuck, of Canaan, and
.lsuuc M. Ulllnan, Of Now Huron.
That is thtI lint. hgrced upon und it
roprescntu both wings of the itcpuhii-
cnu party. The Islulc has born a
rather dltiit-ult one to make up he-
Acuuso of the chasm which has divided
the party here since the. light of iiiiu
Altii as mutic up it is it harmony prop-
orition.
'l‘o only one nume. in all probabili-
ty will there be any protest made in
the state convention and that. is the
name of tho New l~lnvcn representat-
tivc. Col. Ullmdn. n is probable, how-l
ever, that tiny present antagonism to
Cut. Uiimun may be tpticteli before the
convention meets on April 16 or l7.
There have been nil sorts of state-
ments by the McLean side at the
house that Col. Ulluton would neither
so to the convention as a delegate
nor "have anything to any about. the
Incite—up of it, but the futility of such
statements was ousiiv shown. because
it it come to such It pass that Cot.
Uiltuan woolen off the column ticket
be FAWN very easily arrange.“ no that
"he would be sent as one of the dole
gates trout the Third Congressionul
district. Again it is known that Col.
Ullman was close enough to President
_ Tait to be singled out ii) him for
some special preference if it come to
it matter” of leaving him off tin- list of
Delegates.
A A Working for Harmony.
I'ilfor weeks the friends of the crest
dé‘ntghnve been working hard in an
Wort Ala straighten out the Republican
Animation in Connecticut, for from the
‘ reports given to him he feared that n
”hapelous split was tanning here
Finally President Taft seat for Chair
than Michael Ketteuly of tho Repub-
linen state committee and talked the
matter over with hint.
.‘QIOIIo of, the things which. it was
toured. would precipitate I: split. was
[tight for the chairmanship of the
spublicnu state commitoo. President
Wt: asked Chairman IKeneal‘y to re-
min‘lu tlial'piltce until after the
nzmsid‘entloi election. in order that
such» a tight might be avoided. ‘This
Mr; Kpnuly promised to do and un:
Ion. chore As an attonint to mini hint.
onion is oxirottto‘ly unlikely. he will
A main as chairman. *‘ '
Sims Mr. Readily returned carry-
toward
dacics.
it was figured that was the only
way in which to secure ostensible
.httrmony at least and in order to
smooth mutton-I over as much as pos-
sible it is said that :1 intro between
the buttons lIns been ngrccd to until
ni'ter tho stuto convention. The unltri
ed endcnvoru of hit of the lenders will;
now be directed to emothorlnx any inI
diretion of a light at the suite con-'
\(lllilOll.
As a. matter of fact the Repuhill an.
situation in Connecticut is not such;
an to cntInItruue those who hope for
success next fall. Tilt". attendance ut
tho caucuecs thus furh hold has been:
ridiculously sntnil. At Orange about
I'Iii voters turned out At lk‘l‘li) the
were 20 at tho town churns Ham-
den. where a Roosevelt ticket was put
into the iicld was the only town
where a big vote was pulled.
vacuum—u-
INDlANA REPUBLICANS
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Taft and Roosevelt Mon Each ClalAIA
Majority or Delegates:
iNDIANAPOLlS, ”ind. March '26.w
in the close, hard-fought. tight for a
tlon of President Taft carried two dis
tracts yesterday udtocato of the nom-
ination of Col. licoscvelt curried con
and a fourth was split and ouch tut»
lion elected delegates.
, At a still» convention tomorrow
tour delegates at huge
ui convention will be elected. Bot
the Tait und Roosevelt elements tO-A
night claimed I: majority of the A1489
votes and were propated tor a doA
tormlued snuggle.
CONTESTING SENATOR'B SEAT.
m
Efforto to Uncut Stephenson of Win-
conoin Mode in Committee.
Stephenson. the octogenerisn million-
aire lumber man and banker of Wile
cousin. was formally
vesterdnv on charges involving the
validity or his seat in the United
States senate The entire session
was taken by Senator Reed of Minnow
ri with a spooch in opposition to Sen-
ator Stephenson II retention of his ”It.
Though iiuIIi action must be token
on the "legislative dry. or Mai-«u so"
that parliamentary expression por-
mits indefinite discussion by about:
tiling recessed for adjournment. And
it is expected the line! IvoteI will be
reached about W’cdneldal'.
DANIURY ELECTION.
t
M with him Moment Tut‘s latest Republicans and W... m
“mi, upon the subject, there heve‘ ‘“ . Ivan gm“,
lipo- moor coolerencee between the
9f hounbiioan policies. it, is
’ hat cot. Clinton, p11 a to .
Wuhltilflhl. anon-m ’
that tile Republic” :Atw” .
Item thin rm on “Oil nor. " onus:
city, eiectilin youtsrduy resulted in on”
'Uiimun oc-
cupied tho sumo position. relatively.
the Buikoley and Lake candi-
A
majority of the indiuna delegates of.
Ithirty to the republican national con-A
vention. aupportcrs of the reuominn A
to the nation?
WASHiNGTON, March 26.4mm
placed on trial .
[ATLAN‘LURJY More): :o.-'rue annual A
the ropubhosm and .
ppsrty electing on; . ‘
AI- “ ‘
With the Democratic slate conven-
tion, (A) no hold in Bridgeport. a lit.-
tit.I more than ilvo Week: away there
the Democrats of Fairiicld Count'ii its
to what it Will all mean. onhund
every body ltnmvu that on the surface
GOIcrnor Baldwin will be "endorsed“
the Connecticut choice (or the Demo:
crotic nominstion. hint that is now
Entlmitiod to he Inercly the clock on
Ido or which the part) lesdtIrs nth
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Atrorltinlt with reference to tho
,boou: or other candidates
Witch you talk to a Democratic
tender about this Baldwin endorse-
intont he will do one of tun things,
;eithor uinit his eye and smile or (also
,itIolt solemn and tell you it meann
thusiness. Tull further with both
other night just six voters gathcrcd in kinds “"d you mm “A“ MAM“ AA all;
each w.drd mum at Seymour thercAuA" ”Mm” A5 AAA“ “we“th" using
of the name. with not the silshtoutA
thought at raccoon for it. Its a cloak
Ito droid II contest in tho convention
mer presidential prefernnces.
in tht' meantime the most notable
.movetnent among the Democrats is
Alu the direction of Speaker Chant Inn;
Clark During the out "to weeks
them has been more inquiry uncut
hilt chance: than at any other period
in the history of the campaign.
ciurk Boom Growo.
This movement in favor of the
man from Missouri corresponds in It
Amnrlted extent to tho action going on
iin other states. waders one begin-
Bing to believe that Woodrow Wilson
and Judson Harmon will kill oil ouch
othor and that the party will tune
to decide. upon a tititd mun. it in
the opinion or many exporlnily those
who have been douu to the seat of
monument in Washington,
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or tho’hour when the convention gets
together.
At the present writing there Is no
denying that the sentiment of the
, real leader: in Falrileld county is in
favor of Gorernor Wilson Gover-
nor Holman in: e mail (allowing.
it Its. almost entirely condncd to the
slément- 'whlch trains ”close -to the
stats organisation headed by CW
man Charla: W. Othmstoctt in other
ports or the state the Hormon senti-
ment and: its strongest. OIDNIIAOD
with Judge A. Heston Robertson in
New Haven. with Dr. Henry MOMMA!!!
Ill: Ho'rtiord m with 319“” Qengtor
lit-yin ‘ii‘. MIIAAIII m New button. ~
Whore Wilson I: Strong.
The Wilson supporter Ill round
mobs ouch lush A! War 10:6th
Donovan. Mint J. which and loony
tenor and in this county, war
Tumor slid Shem! Fore-tor in Toll
loud county; Mayor Dunn. of Willi-
mantle, in thaum- county: 1mm-
lienlutive Thom” to .
ii! month-tell; divinity to”
II In” lot- the chin»
‘ ”arty utordcymmA
too or the city. ’
mm folpht’id’
'tlmmr Baldwin would
thy support of every?!“
Inn
ltissottrl Statesman item is
. . much more of a. sentiment in his is-
hnc lIscn quith It littio tall:i downs
that
lilpeaker Clerk will become the meal
Incident. ’l’ot‘t“. «I In: tram
, mo of commie. is s vsrlbl .
nm..moug he um III no...
on he showed him-oi! ‘m
on interview I: ult- .
tetoatinq beconpo ho is in touch” with
, the rut: nudism: tremor-iv. .
. {I hold. White! It majority; ‘
A” of the party in this slots at the pro-
‘ do! time is inclined to favor (Jov-
fiat tie fling? chalets Aind
rfp re-
, meadow,
come oi whom served in
the hilt
oralt I'd it till ’ Militia "
Aggy dilfit’tr‘ IAA- 3ng};
‘tlo for up. iligfluldwln candidacy
is concerned. there is nothing to it.
oxcsp on. 333111?“ unions the
es lingo LII All; “A?
o lAcon’ient in the (Alinved’tloh, ill: final
vote or the .nIcnIbers to be detormln
pd by what happens in Baltimore
Harmon .‘pemimeni. .cupccidliy 'in
Hartford and New landou. But i
din inclined to think that this scnti~
ment is confined mainly to a low per-
ty leaders now iIi control of the aim
Aorgauleutidu.
Clark’s cum...
"What do It mm of speaker
Clurk‘s chances? Well, he would he
mum naturally my second choice. it
is only recently that l“ have heard
ulIIout him. i toucy there would be
tor it there had been any eitort in
this hchulf. it it turns out that Wil-
a strong
‘ ventiou.” .
party lender who is also Intro to lid
to [initiators Its a delegate their int-2
portonoo can be reconnect
”A Baldwin‘s Clock. (I
Tin-re are other party leader: who.
do out cum tO bc'"quotcti luIthe mar;
ttIr bt-cttulte they profur to maintain.
the cloak situation on tthaldwln
cund iducy.
n contest ut tho conveniion.‘ sold our,
of thc hrighlcst lights in thc party;
when Inkei for his views
Speaking turthor this sumo gentle
mun stint; "Why if we did not have
the ilaiduiu 'imorlte snn' issue to“
fullback upoutllcrr is no telling
what might conic up in Bridgeport in'
May. We might have: each other by
iht.I cars Itnd so disturb the IIIIItIuditi
prospects we. now have to carry the.
Kittie. A'
mm... Divided.
Beyond qlflllm this is the attitude
or the party leaders throughput the?
state Where, Conncotlcuts lonrtoonA
vomit will liArAntlAiy so no one is ulll
(lot; to predict} The most that our}
! one will udi‘itAtbn't the detonation will
probably divide at the start. but will
j be ruddy to m to the candidate. who
appears to ho moot available to the
assembled hosts of Democracl III llal l
timorc next Juno.
if it turn: out so the louder quot A
rd above thinks is possible. then‘
Speaker Clark may finally get the ma-
jority oi’ Connncttcut's votes.
Reilly Likes Clark.
One of the owner‘s arousal ltd
Amirore la Congressman Thom,“ J.i
tacitly Tho Morldcn man never hen-g
listen to put in a good word fur the:
Missouri entwined. indeed it may
be said um much or un- recenttsl
aroused interest in Snooker Clsrh'As
tdirectlon is due to not. only what
Congresumnjteiiiy has said. but ‘wbat
III the Connecticut Congregxmon ut-
tlrm. ‘3
superqum Washington.
Then. too, win; to term discus:
stun. litany gonnmticut men have
been to WlfhinstoO moody qua
end all return with u very high Opin-
ion Sm‘kfl' Clerk. And they
do“ no hesitate to toll their neigh-
bors about him. A
All this
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dome uti'dlifi" n'nte‘r would present the
“to materially 'in’ support.
UAW” NCAAAM‘A- paw
ttooimw In. nobmtu‘r
" titer Arctic m
In MOW. tint! am out.
not comma nimufl.
lidsnneod mount! the. tilt“
'fli;
pieventJ
" ,“Thefldnis, Oi course, a cansidnraliie
i'lcmocrais in this section my much ‘
son cannot win. Clark is sure tO bc}
candidate before the con,
i
[it thrae remark. were made by aA
"it is no copy to prcrent.
it“ had its ghost and, ”’
bears out the opinion apt-cued in ',.'
the interview quoted above thot if. ':
clinic” or. B‘pdtilt‘er Ciel-k Idol‘s, fully” to .7
the.OonneoticItt Democrats he will ,1
'80 tar as other candidstos are con- '.
corded. one will no a long way lio- j-j
tore lioorlu’t «out other name not.
York you can“ ,
dim rhodium hers and tho“ II
who this“ dist. Atom Quintin would "-. .- -
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