Show TICKET is A WINNER U t Meets Approval of Ail I Sections Sec-tions of the Country WEST WILL STAND BY IT oyond tho Missouri Region Pleased With Nomination Senator Shoup Believes it Will Have a Decided Effect Ef-fect in IdahoCol Torrey Confi dent of its Success in Utah Wyoming Wyom-ing Idaho and Even ill Colorado Wolcott Sure Centennial State Will Wheel into Line TRIBUNE BUREAU 501 Fourteenth street I r RtrCpl Washington D C June 21 1900 I Is doubtful It a ticket war ever nominated in a national convention which met with such general approval of all sections of the country as has been accorded to that placed before the people In Philadelphia today The Tribune correspondent returned to Washington this even Ing1 after the convention closed and onUle train mot delegates from nearly all sections of the country Mr Mulling oC North Carolina sJH Roosevelt is as popular popu-lar In our State as any man In Urn country and In spite of the apparent obstacles to be surmounted the Republicans Re-publicans will work with more enthusiasm enthu-siasm than we ever did before and we H ill win In November The only repret is that we had no opportunity to formally mally second Rooaevqlts nomination today Mr Totter a delegate from Kansas said I wish I felt as certain of Republican t Re-publican success in New York as I do of the success of the Philadelphia tlckr in Kansas No more popular nomInation nomIna-tion than that of Roosevelt could have boon made Vc are absolutely certain oC running up a big majority for the national ticket in our State this year Mr Sargent of Iowa said 1 wanted Uolllver nominated because we believed be-lieved Roosevelt would be a stronger candidate for Governor of New York than any other can be We know his h-Is n better votcffottcr throughout the country than our man and as the nomination was forced upon him we believe he will be enviable Their sentiments were Indorsed by ten or twelve representative men from Wisconsin Illinois Kentucky Indiana and Ohio But It Is in the beyond the Missouri roglon that the nomination will have ikie widest effect it I Is believed Senator Sena-tor Shoup expressed the belief today that Roosevelts nomination will have a decided effect in Idaho and that the prospect of Republican success in the State is Infinitely greater as a result of todays action than it was a week a co Judge Torrey Wyoming who was a candidate for the second place on tu ticket < cordially commended th2 actioi of the convention and declared his supreme conlldence of success In South S Dakota Wyoming Idaho Utah and even Colorado The change of sentiment among the people of the gocalled silver Stales were manifested today in r remark made by a gentleman whq Js in 3 position posi-tion to know whereof he peaks Said he 1wI is n slgnillcanl fact that of the eighteen delegates from Utah Idaho and Nevada who sat In the convention I today no less than twelve and prob nlly fourteen cast their votes for Bryan Bry-an in J86 They represent their respective re-spective communities and they will vote with the Republican party thltj year Senator Wolcott is willing to stake his reputation on the assertion that Colorado will again be in the Republican Republi-can column next November One pleasant event of convention week was the breakfast given at the Hotel Bertram this morning by Col to the dele Jay L Torrey of Wyoming gates alternates and other representatives represen-tatives of the t States of Wyoming tatves Idaho Colorado and Nevada Owing to the early hour for the assembling as-sembling of the convention breakfast and conse was served at S oclock quently there were some absentees But about ninety guests aat in the beautiful beauti-ful diningroom including Mrs Clari Clark and Mrs George V Goble ot Wyoming lIr8 Arthur Brown oY Utah VomlnS Estelle Reel Superintendent of Indian cchopls The reason for the gathering was the desire of CoL Torrey to send back greetings to the boys of his regiment by the representatives of the States In which they recruited The delegates will nearly all be on 4 their way home by 4iio time this dig patch Is printed n few coming through Washington to greet the President |