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Democratic Delegates to State
Convention Decide to Leave
Matter in the Balance
I.» W.W
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NEW HAVEN, Alit‘ll il,~
sttitc contention met at the De
detatic pinto Iouiiiiltiee hottdtpitirtots , delegates at 991989 90 the 099990350 con
lust night and endorsed torincr Maylor 9vontion and adopt a plotlfirm were
J tines ll. Martin on dologute ttom thol I‘niofully canvassed early today to as»
'i‘iiiIIl (‘ongiI-atslouztl Ilitltiltt to
Baltimore convention
v
It
ironi New HaIcu .ilIiitiIi ltilfi
ulth
The matter of electing momheta or
the stoic control committee was post
«toned until the delegates meet
9t‘tridgnport. The pontpoucmeni
I- till-“It‘ll Iii [hill because of the tin
tIIintI {H to whether the liiidgoporti
Ioniention nould elctt n ntuto com .9995 0999.9“ (99.999999999999999 that tho "ilig
milieu. IIIIIl necotidly hornnso there l‘otir’ 9599099999 tiolnntruclod time 99mm
”‘9 M‘mm‘ml" 9 tun to the movement tor inuttuctiou
voters might think that there hnd been i 99999",th State
some game on when ”it" ninttcr 0199999991993 friend» hold to their b99199;
I= outing state committee mun wns not 9 999999 9.9.9.99990999 1“” 9999999999,“ both
Wits It lec‘itig that
(ll5(llfi.‘€9d until Itiioi the primal
Eighteen of
the 25 delegates to the Democratic,
.cOuuonrsbn POLITICAL SITUATION its.‘
CLEANED econ NATthiAL nun STATE
C
W— 9
ill
mo
thei
“1““ are 77‘ ‘I lll'slillciloil oi' the delegate: for Presi
delegates in the district to the ntatei dout Tait and the state leader. agreed
"convention and trim tho :36 delegates i that n 9900939099 in the matter probably
two would not he reached until tonight.
thirds of the noccnoniI votes to start The convention was scheduled to meet
ln
W I8
ccrkl
ten.
Its a Innttet of nut none 01‘ the lloiuo'
(HtllC lendeis III
night seemed to know nhothor at
there IIouid he Still) on election
Those. present I,It tho pivoting
night IIcic James it. L‘lltllll).
it. Motlutih. E. T (‘III'I'ingtou It‘.
Tmu“. John E- iloi‘yhntn Fm“ Kon- " tit lutgc contnicudod to l Icnltiuut Tait
Foloy,
lid. David hi. lit-lily, lI‘t‘util.‘ \\'.
Jaimcs. J. llovitio. Louis lI‘IIlIIh
llaviIi EI lI‘itngIi'ulIl, (‘liill’li‘fi lI‘
I-iicll, (filinrlus \‘IIstolo. I’di’tliid
'thtlIill.
i-‘I‘ohlit'h.
.ioiiu .i.
' Martin Chairman.
Mlll'illl was chosen Ii
iiiid
Junior» it.
than oi the dI-lontitl In
Kcuun secretory:
”‘9 mulling 1“” I instruttcd dclogntlou
not
last
mm“ uniniliiistrnlion IiouiIl he endorsed in
W
dig.
“it
ll.‘
Rooting; J. Edmund ,‘Ilill or. .lnnioni9i9 expected 9” .9099“. 9999. 999999.999,“ or
Johnson and Jacob 9 9999999909999939
iiiir
1.19.99“ ntttiittn oi III-i tho likt‘lI dolomite» to ho
139nm. It... 9mm iciiosod to go to (,‘lIiI-ngo
notion resolved its-oil into IIoiIIItorhIl
delcgntlons Iiicrc \\‘ttu‘. u discus
sluii
u it)“ the litlt‘lz‘illilllllh of naming mom
lJI’if-l oi tho. l»“(‘m()(lilill‘ l-Itiito
Committee. Chairman Martin
('01
ll Iul
until
that he didn't know Iiiiit, Ii ilt"\\' ('I‘tltl-
inittco would be elected. ”out ho
9
ho
,‘lieved‘ that undertho rIIlI-s lllltl under
the state call it won pt'ohnhlo
suchvnction would be taken. 0t
oi? the delegation Iiizrcutl that. t,
was a great dent of tIIIcI-rtninty n
the matter, but thought that tho
Haven dclcgiitioli'shouhl ho prop
forjetnorgencics.
General Registrar E.
thnI9
hers I
here
bout
Xow
tired
P. Knitting oh-
, jeotud to naming stoic oommittecmen
roll the gtound that the voters might
”think thin the int: tliItt nothing
9 hold) about
' primaries,
~ .9399». I
, Attorner‘ David E.
.419" at that statement,
tho matter of selecting
moved
meet in Bridgeport.
‘t’ntnod there that the convention
titanie‘a new committee the Now
' Ivne'delegatee can not. and it no
was
ouch It plan below the
nuts illl mm of a put-up
It‘itzgornid. in
{that
, rommltteo
_, men be postponed until the delegates
it' it is actor-
will
iiu~
com-
' mince iI to be selected such action
‘ “9:99 will not be necenent'y.
, 99m: Donna unanimously.
' Martin Endoroed.
James id. McGuun
yor. I
'in'pctinr iuljourncd at
it onion. April 29.
..9,, 9.9 Dov-W...“
it “'rluchanov READ
This mutton
9 moved that the
"New Haven delegation present to the
district convention the name of James
-,B[‘9 Murillo as 911 district delegate. and
‘ T 999 claim was carried unnuiinonoiy
tho candidacy of the for-
10
took to moat again on Monday
Moron? MAN MADE EMT-
, .Ailril 9.‘-Tihe on.
't he Eastern Common ‘
tiiitititt ittii
liilililllll tinnitus
New York State tor Tait, and
Kcntuckey antiilolne Witt
Also Select Doleoatoo
l‘tOt‘ tililtl'l‘hllt. N. Y. April il~llelev
9gnteu to the Republican otatq couven
ition that met here today to select tour
certain their aontimentn regarding an
at 11 ooloc‘k and otter heating the ad
dr‘otio oi Temporarily Chairman Nicho-
lIie Murray Butler and the announce-
merit of the coinmttteo on resolutions
was Milo-rind to adjourn until tomor
too
The coming of Senator Root and
Chairman ljiornuo
mm and tutor in the national canton»
lion would be strong iltuued by no on
l‘hntc unto II-ponn that n form 0!
'Ioinpromisc on the institution Imus
tion would he ivnrhod utiorohy tho
tho uni-Intuit terms nnd tho delegation
without inoti'ncting hit him. The (“Olil‘
ItiittI-II on resolutions will not only
IlrIIt'I tho platform. but will determine
the personnel of tiIII‘ tilt; Font“ and
Senator itoot. (‘linirmuu
lllnriios. \\‘iilluni liorri, oi llrooklyu.
l and :lpottitm‘ l‘lld'IVlJl' A. Morriit. din, of
' the State Anselllllli.‘ \Ioto piuitiiiioutli
llt‘ltliltlltvs urging tho lIIstIIIItion oi
ItI-lIIgIItIIx at huge” o lllt' (' llll,‘ nit) ( In
\l‘lilllm :Iro IloIIII'ininI-rt to I‘I’Iri'y tho
‘IIIII'utiou to the convolution lioor lt‘
lir'f‘t'IBltliiI‘y. This plan of tii'tiou won
iiiIiIiIi known Just huioro tho monitor..
of tho Hillil‘, committee by (.‘lmii‘llti‘tl‘t
,Smnncl Kooniu, oi the New York Re-
publican county committee. who, with
Senator Root. in loading the iorron
1m instruction. Chairman lx'onnig
said:
i “it II ronplntion instructing tor Prost-
;Iiont Tall. is not Iigtccd upon by- tho
troinnilttoo on resolutions. anoint too
oluiion will he introduced on the floor
of the convention.“ -
it was further’ienmod that it the
question is to be taken to the conven-
tion tloor. Senator Root will make a.
speech in which he will urge an in.
atructcd Ileletititlon for President Tnit
Leaders who agree with Chairman
Barnes tlIIIt. the dclcgotea should not
be instructed oxprcnaed the opinion
that the matter would be settled in an
Imicuhle way in the committee on
resolutions. asserting that it would
ho. against the president's interests to
have the question taken to the con-
vention. A
Kentucky to Nam. Sixteen.
LOttiSViIJlIE. Ky.. April 9.~«-8ixtoen
delegates to the Republican national
convention will be chosen tit. the dili-
trlct conventions in Kentucky this
afternoon and tonight. The First. Sec-
ond and Sixth-districts held their win
venttona yesterday. and tootructed for
0
state convention will be held h’oro’ the
plating Kentucky's detention or 2D
The Maine Convoutlon. H
BANGOR, Mo. April ll.«-—9‘-An unit!
Show he was able to nominate Mr 'l‘att 9Kilmor’o Sign» nRoot,9 ‘1
a
“mommy to choose the tour d‘e‘lobdtoi '
to represent the state at lurid9 lil‘mt' I
Hi, lllltuillo.
no not than”
the “‘"lll'tlt'é'l'nil’t'im Itoto
Incl Dime». arm to. to ,
1.000, -
ignite unuittotl ooh 1:9an 1 ' ‘
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Mdbt of those that hold Federal john ‘1
are for Mr. 'i‘nit. Mr. Roosevelt known
from experience that it is always cool
or int n ‘Fodernl omce- holder to be on.
in 1908
But in many of the soc-oiled lunar-9.
gent states the broad und- butter point
ttolona who hold local outcoo urn, 90:9.
Mr. Roosevelt.
t‘hlntt hie nomination would help them
hoop in touch with the broad and hunt
mount a lamina. to states like Kansas}
and Michigan the Taft-Roosevelt con-l
omoohoidera. the governor in
one being for Mr. Roouovelt
over, there are mom broodmoflwbutto
Dodo; ‘Aprll tl.--Votero ore to-
" "toll in clotting their hoilotuj',
on “tomato primary.
Tho doy'itownod beautifully nob ti o
I ‘ torn, out tor the state m tog Elli ‘ ‘
the side of the administration. That in Kilmor’n Swamp Root. 50c. ..,9, , . 45¢; ‘
lDr. Bloroo fov. Pnoorlption, $1 85o
That in mbocoucc thoylf I I
tor while Mr To“ a nomination might .— WW
tool. has been in the main Ii tight hog;
tween Federal olilo'oholdera and Itato : 9;
ouch" u
Tuning the countty no a whole. how- 9 9
politicians on the M on; t n on 3",, I ' 9 9
tho hailstorm ,m 914m. in not flitt- :9. 9. I
Taft. netting him out deloyatoo: The 999, 9 , 9 99 9
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8" n1. Min It, So. Norwolk I ,9_. ~ « 99
' ‘ m _... ter 9 e ammo Ave., South In
Cost $65
Its coco Its now
i, ‘llfiliorace R. Noah
Tho Reed 8i Volk
Electrical t .o.
“9 Tho on, Fully unlppoo
lunch-atom. attor-
.ln tho Town
Auto summon 9 _
than: ammo. iiIl‘uin‘ Btu,
‘ men should be min tho ballot. I ,, _ I
the vicinity, oi. Ditto. mmmid that 3
In many lititlncoo roam Ivor. mutiny
their m to tho polio in Dotti. Thou
polio opened III II oioioclt 99m will clone
oi it titto‘ uncritical. ’ I 9 9, ,
- Entimoteo onurtuliy V
l m o i 0 «bit In ballot.
elite opp n h Bop a 96‘ too any kind at a o
row Wilson on the Democratic.
political». Demonic. Mlllllthi
hittitiontoto wlll nominate ‘by
big‘ I.“ ilttio. 9
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