Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 359, 9 February 1908 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 190S.

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Facts Concerning the Great National Republican Convention.

AN INTERESTING FIGHT.

THE MAN ON WHOM FALLS THE LAUREL WREATH MUST HAVE AT LEAST 491 VOTES FROM DELEGATES IN CONVENTION.

Washington, Feb. S The Republican national convention will nieit in Chicago four months from the 1 tit h of this month. What may be called the opf-n Sanson for the t-ftlectlon of rif-Ie-gate-s is now on. Under the convention call delegates niu.st be elected not earlier than thirty days after the date of the call and not later than thirty days before the date fixed for the meeting of the convention. So the rkltjfraie? must be all named before May 16. The party organization is up and doing everywhere, and the prospect, is that most of the delegates will bo chosen by the middle of April. Many of ihem will be named this month, and still more next month. As the politicians are wont to say, "It. is certainly a beautiful fight as it stands." How Delegates Are Distributed. The convention in to he made uu of 9S0 delegates, distributed among the states as follows: Alabama -- Arkansas 1 California 20 Colorado 10 Connecticut 11 Delaware Florida I'1 Georgia -! Idaho Illinois "1 Indiana Iowa '-''

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Vermont 8 Virginia 24 Washington 10 West Virginia 14 Wisconsin 2t ' Wyoming 0 ' District of Columbia 2 Alaska 2 Arizona 2 Hawaii , 2 New Mexico 2 Philippine Islands '2 Porto Rico 12 ! Total 9S0 ! Representation Reduced. J The last convention of the party was composed of 984 delegates, but the na-! tional committee, at its meeting in De-i cerater, reduced the representation of the territories and Hie Disirict of Co-' 1 iimb; a front si. delegates to two rile-! j;ates. Oklahoma comes in with four- i teen de'epatts. and these changes fix! the total ren resent at ion at 9S0. Not-1 withstanding th action nf rho committee the territories are planning to elect six delegates each and to appeal to the convention to admit them. Of course, the convv ntion might overrule the committee, but it is not likely to do it. The man who is nominated must receive at least 191 votes. About the only thing of which any one is certain today is that Charles W. Fairbanks will have thirty votes from Indiana, William H. Taft most of the forty-six votes from Ohio, Joseph G. Cannon the fifty-four votes from Illinois, Robert M. La FoTiette the twenty-six votes from Wisconsin, Philander C. Knox the sixty-eight votes from Pennsylvania, and Charles E. Hughes the seventy-eight votes from New York.

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