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Though Not a Delegate, His Pres-
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COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
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T0 GBVERNOE BALDWIN
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Senator William Kennedy of Naugh-
tuck, delegateat-large to the demo-
cratic national convention in an in
tei'tiew today, declared that the Con
netticnt delegation to Baltimore would:
stick to (lover-nor Baldwin as their'
choice for presidential nominee for
considerably more than one ballot,
despite the get-oral belief that the 14
ence There Is Desiredhy
‘ y “Powers that Be.”.
' WASHINGTON, June l4.———Alth0tigh
note. delegate. Senator Brandagee ex-
_ poem to be at the Republican national
convention. Senator Crane, one of the
' staunchest of the. Tait workers in the
Windy City_ has telegraphed him to
i . some; and some of the members of the
Connecticut delegation have indicated
‘, ' that they would like to have him
.thet‘e, says the Biidgepmt Post.
' .4 here Saturday and join the Connecti-
cut delegation at. Philadelphia, reach-
ingChleago Sunday morning. Retire
Ientative Higgins i". probably the only
' other member of the Connecticut dolo-
gatlon in congress who will be at the
Republican convention. He will be
out there next week, and will go from
there to Connecticut, in preparation
hr a trip to Enmpe this summer.
The senatoi will probably leave 1
rates from tlils state. will switch to
some other candidate as soon as the,
instructions of the convention
have been complied with and one biti-
lot cat for the Governor
Pressed for his opinion as to who
would be the second choice of the (Ion-
necticut delegates, Senator Kennedy
said he did not know .
"i believe the lit Connecticut votes
will be pretty well scattered among
the other candidates in the event that
is seen that Governor Baldwin can-
not be nominated. i think Speaker
Clark will get some of the \uieS and
also believe that. Governor Wilson
of New Jersey and (.‘ongrttasinan Un‘
derwood of Alabama have friends in
the Connecticut delegation. However,
i do not. believe that any of the dele-
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FRIDAY, JUNE x4, :91:
gates are pledged to a second choice
for the nomination, but they are, pit‘dg-i
ed Governor Baldwin as their flrsti
choice and will stick to him through}
a number of ballots in, my opinion." i
The senator said he did not care to
express his Opinion us to who among:
. —Farmsrs. mechanics, rallroaders,
laborers rely on Dr. Thomas“ Electrlci
Oil Takes the sting out of cuts. burns
or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where it is used.
' Tennessee T0 titties
Hill ma centurion
WASHINGTON June 14. ~—-Arrange
.the. numerous candidates to be ' prc-g
aented to the Baltimore convention:
twill land the nomination. {
Commenting on the situation in the:
republican party...\lr. Kennedy said‘
it favored the election of a democratic:
presidency. :
"The republican party is demoral- I
ized." said the senator. ”'llmt purl)"
now faces a situation similar to thtitl
in the democratic party a tow yearsl
ments were worked out Wednesday in
' Wit the Senate and house of repre,
unm‘fvea that will enable the ment-
as" to attend the convention of their
“choice without having the feeling at
having ran away iiom Work that mightl
go wrong during their absente says
the Bridgeport Standard.
The senate yesterday agreed on the
motion of Senator Lodge. to take a se-
ries of recessestbeginnlng June 17 and
ending June 2'9. During this time no-
thing will be done but routine buelncss‘
and no bills shall be passed.
In the house. a gentlemen's agree-,
ment between the majority and minor"E
ity leaders has .been reached. whereby
7 no partisan 'legislation will be attemp-‘
r ted in that body next week.
_ resolution to continue the appropria-
tions of 1912 for the coming year an-
o'nn be.pii.ssed for ithe'flscal year, be‘
~xinning July 1, as will be impossible
‘ for them to bet through this week,
i-Senator Brandegeé and Represents,
' i the Higgins are the only members 09
the Connecticut delegation in congress
that haVe signified their intentions or
i attendingyth Chicago covention.
"home for a few days today.
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r totem near
riiou stasiseirri
{( CHICAGO. June l3.--The Repnh
can national committee convened at
9:10 o'clock a. in. today, to resume
Qthtdet-ation ot’ the contests, Only
‘ twenty-live members were present at
if; ' the opening. The contest in the Sec
Wdlstrict 0! Mississippi was line
first called. At the, suggestion of
Dommitteert'an Penmse, attorneys tbr
Second, Fourth Sixth and Seventh
‘ :‘iE Mississippi districts. Argument on
' than Cues oollettltely was then -be-’.
min. Miss Second lt‘ourt.,h Sixth and
Seventh districts, eight delegates cre
{lied to Tait.
’JVATE GORDON P'ROMOTED.
Walter J. Gordon, a member of the
Campany, Coast Artillery. C. N.
\Meived his appointment as.
" The appointment was dated
. .Muarters on June Shh. Private
‘ " In mently took the examination
" Wand lieutenant. to which office
.‘,.' »‘ .M
it looks now as though the colonel
moved his bed and dining table
,It will be necessary to pass a joint;
til such time as the great supply blllsi
~ gm. ant fs to his Connecticut‘
5min sides agreed to consolidate Ithei
ago. Unless the delegatcs to the Chi '
.caao convention nominate some one"
Iotlitr titan ltooaewlt or Trail the party.
‘t‘aces (t‘llllll’l defeat in the election in
ntxt Novfember' i
LDEMOCRATIC DELEGATES AN-'
} NOUNCE ALTERNATEg.
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Complete List of B'altlmore Conven-
1 tion Workers NOw Ready.
I The Connecticut democratic dele-
gates to the Baltimore convention at
Baltimore have now named their al-
ternates, and the complete list fol-
lows:-
i Delegatesat-lurgeww. O. Burr oi‘.
Hartford alternate Thomas J. Spel-l
‘lacy of Hartford; Bryan l". Multan at
New London, alternate. Thomas E‘.
None, ROckvllle; William Kennedy.
Naugatuck, alternate. Miles F‘. Con-
noiiey, Waterbury; in. n. Fitzgerald.
iNew Haven, alternate, .Chttl‘IeB F.
Mitchell of New Haven.
First District—Joseph M. llalloran,
New Britain, alternate, Johnstone
Vance, New Britain; Michael J. Con-
nor. Thompsonrllle, alternate, M. J.
Hulllvan, Thompsonvllle.
' Second District—Charles W. Com-
stock, Montvllle, alternate, John L.
'risk, Middletown;; Daniel Dunn, Wil-
limantic, alternate, Edward M. Yeo
mans, Andover
Third District—Louie E1 Stoddard,
New Haven, alternate. J. Frederick
Jackson, New Haven; Edwin S. Thou»
as. New Haven: alternate, James E.
McCable, Wallingtord. . ,
Fourth District—A. McNeil, jr.,
Bridgeporh alternate, llenry A. Bish-
op, Bridgeport; Charles Kerr. Dan-
bury, alternate, Thomas F. Reilly.
Stamford. '
Firth District—James F. Meura,
Torrlngton, alternate. Frank M. Cha-
pin. Pine meadow; William E. Thoma,
Waterbury, alternate, i‘. M. McCarthy,
Ansonla. a
{ lltwiilbe noted that Dean lienry'
Wade Rogers of the Yale Law School
who will place the, name of Governor
Baldwin in nomination for the presi-
dency. has not [been named as an al-
ternato, but as stated several days
ago, Donn Rogers will accompany the
delegation to Baltimore prepared to
malts the nomination speech. it it is
required that he first be named an at.
termite, then'one of those named by a
delegate from the first diatrict .wlll
l his mm. ~
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