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2 2 THE T E WASHINGTON WASHINGTONHE1ALD HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 19 1908
NOMINEE SMILES SIILESWHEN SMILESWHEN SMILESWHEN
WHEN TIDINGS COME COMETaft COMETaft COMRTaft
Taft family Hears News in inSecretarys inSecretarys inSeretarys
Secretarys Office OfficeHOOT OfficeROOT 0111ccBOOT
HOOT GETS FIRST FIRSTUUDCLASP FIRSTUUDCLASPSecretnry HANDCLASP HANDCLASPSecretary iIANDCLASPSecretnr
Secretary Secretnr of Stnte la I Al Abo o Slapped Slappedoii Slappedon Slappedo
oii o the Back When YJlen lie Congratu Congratulates Congratulates Congratulates ¬
lates Secretary Secretar of WaiJ War VnruOhnrlie VnruOhnrlieE Charlie CharlieEaia ChailieEaig
Eaia E t Green G een Apples InvUldit tn InMldit Ud8t ot the 1JHExcltcmentJo theExcitementJoy j jExcitement
Excitement ExcltcmentJo Joy in theSnrictuiu theSnrictuiuOf
Of coi co coe > so nobody called hlmVBlgJBIir hlmVBlgJBIirTaft It1n hlrnBIgJBU1 hlrnBIgJBU1Taft nlg1BIll nlg1BIllTaft
Taft yostorday ostor a and porhaps in a few fewmonths rawmonths Lowmonths
months tho name will fall into disUse distlsebecause disUsebecauee dIstlebecauee
becauee It t taat t etlquatU to call the thowell tROwell thewell
well to call a man In a very hlghofflao hlghofflaoby high offioe offioebY
by b snob a n namo as that thatBut th8tBut thatBut
But Secretary Sooretar of War Taft who has hasboon basboon hasboon
boon nominated for tho PreaKlcmey on onthe onthe Oflthe
the Republican ticket made good In two twoways twowas twoways
ways yesterda one of which proved provedthat provedthat provedthat
that ho has booome something of a 8 poll polltlcian poUtlclnn pollticlun
tlcian and the other that hols he isaCter aft r all allBig allBig allBig
Big Bill Taft TaftTho TattTho TaftThe
Tho proving of ti the tie a flrst rat wasnt noees noeesEary noccslinry nocesSflT
Eary SflT at all becauM ovary over one had woll wollgroundod WelLgrounded Wollb1QundOd
grounded saepioIoPs atwplclo a that he w wsuld uld be benamed benamed benamed
named at Chicago e the first ballot But Butperhaps Butperhap Butperhaps
perhaps a great many people expected ospoctedMr oxpoctedMr expectedMr
Mr Taft to cry or fall fa In a itt or ra raslgn rtlsign rasign
sign from the War Dejrartniant Departm < < nt or do doother doother doother
other strange things when the flash uh cam camfrom came cametrom camefrom
from the convention telling him that the thehard thehard thehard
hard work of th the past months had not notbeen notbeen notbeen
been in vara varaHe vain vainHe vainHe
He just wnltodsmllod just like Big BigBill BigBill BigBill
Bill Taft used to do when he was as out outIn outIn outIn
In the Philippines conciliating c namutlng natives nativeswith nativeswith nativeswith
with onV onehaM one hand and directing policies with withtho withtho withthe
tho other or when he was in Rwwia Ru ia with withbut withbut 1th 1thbut
but one on pair of torn trousers troUl and an ap appointment 8ppolnlm appointment ¬
pointment polnlm nt with the Czar CzarIt CzarIt CzarIt
It was Just ju t 6M 5 when the th news cameInto cameinto came cameinto
into the Secretarys SecTe ry1 private olilce that ho hahad hohad hohad
had received the nomination With ritJ him himwere blmwere himwere
were Mrs lrs Taft Miss U Taft Charlie Taft Taftand Taftand Taftand
and a few intimate friends trkn L The other otherson olherson otherBen
son was U on the platform at Chicago ChicagoJunt CIaloJullt ChicaloJuiit
Junt Smiles All 1l JDiry JDiryMr Dft DftIr DnMr
Mr Ir Taft was smiling mtUD < < all U day in fact facthe tacthe facthe
he seemed to be the least worried man manabout manabout nianabout
about the War Department Deparb Mt Brig Gen GenClarence GenClarence GenClarence
Clarence Bdwards 1Ddwa chief of the Bureau of ofInsular oCInsular ofInsular
Insular Affairs seemed Just a a bit wor worried worrlfd worned ¬
ned Asfitotant IU l taRt Secretary of the be Kavy KavyNewoerry 117ewberr avy avyNewbrry
Newoerry ewberr was w anxious for news and andGen andGen andGen
Gen J Franklin Belt looked over o er tele telegrams telegram teicgrams ¬
grams with avidity But the Secretary SecretaryJust SecretaT7just Secretaryjtst
Just smiled and greeted the Mg 1 1S crowd of ofnewspaper otnfOpaner ofnwapaper
newspaper men m n with a laugh laughMrs laugbMrl laughMrs
Mrs Taft aim ca down to the War De Department Department Dopartment ¬
partment early earl and immediately ImmecUatel entered enteredthe enteredthe enteredthe
the Secretarys private office omc where she shemanipulated shemanipulated he hemanipulated
manipulated the telephone tele bone k to > Chicago ChicagoMiss ChicagoIiu ChicagoMiss
Miss Iiu Helen Taft arrived ratherlflUt rather Uata She Shehad Shehad Shehad
had b been en afraid to come where she he might mighthear ml mighthtar ht hthlar
hear the news new but her smaller brother brotherCharlie brotherCharlie brotherCharlie
Charlie was on hand bright brl < < ht and early earlyCharlie earlyCharlie earlyCharlie
Charlie was the real democrat of the theassembly theulImbly theassembly
assembly He alone Ion traveled about in inhis Inhis Inltc
his shirt sleeves decorated with a blue bluenecktie bluenpkt1e bk bknecktie
necktie and set off by a pair of khaki khakitrousers khakitroUHn khakitrousers
trousers He H acted all afternoon as a aMercury 8lereul1 aMercury
Mercury rushing messages DMa el received by a atelegraph atl atIegraph
telegraph tl raph operator in tn the outer office Into Intothe Intothe Intothe
the Inner sanctum sanctumCharlie SActumCharlie sanctumCharlie
Charlie seemed to like tho job of ofhavhig ofhavhighis liaviag liaviaghis Jaalnghi8
his father nominated for the Presidency Presidencyand Pr8l8ldencya Presidencyand
and a nd only relaxed his vigilance to oat a arather arather arather
rather greenlooking apple appleWhen applehen appleWhen
When hen the news reached the inner room roomthat roomthat roomthat
that it was wa all over but the campaign campaignfund camJNLJgntund campaignfund
fund the crowd without consisting of ofemployes otemploe ofemployes
employes of the Bureau of Insular Af Affairs Affairs Affairs ¬
fairs and a score of newspaper men menmarched menmarched menmarched
marched in to see how this information informationwas
was to be received receivedJoy 18Cetv8CJoy receivedJoy
Joy in the Sanctum SanctumIn <
In the Secretarys office at the time timor in inaddition inaddlUon inaddition
addition to bin bJ family and a d Gon Edwards Edwardswho Edwardsho dwardawho
who ho acted oled as master of ceremonies were wereMr wereMr Wereelr
Mr elr Newberry Nwberr Gen Bell and Mrs Bell BellGen Belln BellGen
Gen n Ernest A Garllnston > and Mrs Gar Garllngton GArIIngton CarllngtOn
llngton and Gen Arthur Murray MurrayAs MurmAs MurrayAs
As has been stated once or twice tho thoSecretary thoSecretary theSecretary
Secretary was smiling 11m UI ng Mrs Taft looked lookedmore lookedmore lookedmore
more than pleasod while hlle Mlas 1I1ssTaft Talt was wasevidently wasovidonthy as asevidently
evidently very ery much delighted Charley Charleyhad Charlerhad Chancyhad
had disappeared probably with another anotherapple anothorappJe anotherapple
apple appleWords
Words do not framo themselves for me menow menrJw mendW
now said 14 the Secretary addressing addressingthoao acldr8slngthoso addressingthose
those around him I will 111 not deny d6n how however however however ¬
ever that I am very ery happy over overthe the re result reliult resulL ¬
sult sultJuat liultJust sulLJust
Just about this thl time Secretary Secr of ofSlate ofSlateElihu oLStteElihu State StateElihu
Elihu Hoot walked rapidly Into thotofHco thotofHcoSmiling th thetofilcoSmiling omcc omccSmiling
Smiling broadly and grasping Mr Ir Taffg Taffghand TatrdhlUld Tat g ghand
hand Mr lr Root said saidYou laidYou saidYou
You know how happy bapP I feel over this thisMr this11r thisMr
Mr Secretary It wag the first rst official officialcongratulation officialcongratultlon omclalcongratulation
congratulation congratulationI
I do Mr Secretary and I thank you youvery youwIry youvery
very much replied Taft TaftBane TaftDnnr1I TaftBangs
Bane Hoot on Back BackThen BnckThen BackThen
Then something happened that has hasnever hll3ncr ha hanever
never before been witnessed In publto In InWashington inWashington InWashington
Washington Mr Root got a n resounding resoundingwhack resoundIngwhack resoundingwhack
whack on tho back delivered by bj the pow powerful powerul powerful ¬
erful arm of the Secretary S crotary of War WarAfter WarAtter WarAfter
After shaking sh k1ng hands with everybody everybodymessengers overybodymessengors everybodymessengers
messengers as well as gen genoin1s generas orals Mr Taft Taftreceived Taftreceived Taftreceived
received the employes in the Insular Bu Bureau Bureau Bureau ¬
reau This greeting over Gon Edwards Edwardsturned Edwardsturned Bdwardsturned
turned to tho nominee nti mlneo saying Now Nowyoull Nowyoull Nowyoull
youll havo to shake with tho newspa newspaper newspaper newapaper ¬
per mon monGlad monGlad monGlad
Glad to do so said Mr Taft It will willbe willbe willbe
be a 8 long time tlm he said as an after afterthought aterthought afterthought ¬
thought before you will really be able ableto ableto ableto
to shako thorn dont forget that thatSecretary thotSeoretary thatSecretary
Secretary Taft did not tarry tArr long after aftertho Itterthe aftertho
tho news of his hi nomination had boen re received received recelvad ¬
ceived Earlier in the day ho had made madean madenn mdean
an engagement to visit the War College Collegewith Coli Collegewith eke ekewith
with Secretary Root Gen Edwards Edw rds and andGen AndGen andGen
Gen Belt BeltRoot BeltRoot BeltRoot
Root First Congratulates Him HimSecretary 111mSecretary IlInSecretary
Secretary of State Root was the first flrstmember firstmembor fIrstmember
member of tho Cabinet to congratulate congratulateSecretary congratulateSeorctary congratulateSecretary
Secretary Taft upon his nomlnaUon In Inspite Inspite Inspite
spite of the fact that It was one of tho thoregular thoregular theregular
regular diplomatic days and thoro wore woremany woremany woremany
many official callers Mr Root found time timoto timeto timeto
to koop in touch with the convention pro proceedings procee proceedings ¬
ceedings cee lngs by b many bulletins which wero weroreceived werorecehed werereceived
received over the State Department wires wiresShortly wiresShortly wiresShortly
Shortly after Mr Taft received tho thoflash thonuh theflash
flash notifying him of his nomination Mr MrRoot MrRoot MrRoot
Root came over from the State Depart Department Department Departmeat ¬
ment to keep the War Collage appoint appointment appolntmnt appointment ¬
ment Accompanied by BriG Gen Clar Clarence Clnrence Clarence ¬
ence R Edwards chief of tho thq th Buroau of ofInsular ofInsular ofInsular
Insular Affairs Secretary Taft rode on onhorseback onhorseback onhorseback
horseback to the War College while Sec Secretary Secretary Seerotary ¬
retary Root and Maj Con J T Franklin FranklinBell FranklinBell FranklinBell
Bell Chief of Staff rode to tho college in inan Innn inan
an automobile Mr Taft did not wait un until until until ¬
til he had received the final vote but butwas butas butwas
was as satisfied with the announcement of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his nomination nominationMr nomlnaUonMr nominationMr
Mr Root and Mr Taft both declined to tocomment tocommont tocomment
comment on the antiinjunction plank plankNewest phmkNewest plankNewest
Newest Patterns in Fabrics Fabricsfor Fabricsfor Fabricsfor
for Mens Outing Suits Suitscool Suitscool Suitscool
cool stylish tlIsh and very er distinctive dlstlnotlveYour dl5t1nctlveYour distinctiveYour
Your Inspection Is Invited InvitedTailoring InvitednrTailorlng invitedTe1lorIng
nrTailorlng Tailoring of the highest character characterE characterE characterI
E I HSNYDER ill CO COTAILORS COA1LOnS COTlLOflS
TAILORS AND IMPORTERS I1 ORTERS 1111 PA AyB A
SECRETARY TAFT NOMINATED
Continued Ooptlnl1ed from Page One OneVice OneVice OneVice
Vice Presldont Fairbanks Gov Hanly Hanlywas Hanlywas 1IanIyvas
was subjected to outrageous treatment treatmentat tr tmont tmontat
at tho hands of tho convention It is istrue istrue Istrue
true that his speech was frightfully long longand Ions8lId longand
and not particularly p rUeularly eloquent eloquentWhen eloquentWhen eloquentWhen
When Indianas governor got ppon the theplatform theplatCorm theplatform
platform the Indlanlans cheered him but butall butaU butalt
all tho othor delegates did not Boom to tothink tothink tothink
think that there was such a n man as asFairbanks asPalrbtLnks asFairbanks I
Fairbanks alive Hanly had spoken fit fifteen tlfteen fitteen ¬
teen minutes when the familiar ory of ofTime otTime ofTime
Time time went up from all parts of ofthe orthe ofthe
the hall Turning to Senator Lodge Gnv GnvHanly Gn GnHanly CcvHanly
Hanly said Bang Ba g that gavel of yours yoursand yoursand roursand
and get order here hereSenator hereSeoatOr hereSenator
Senator Lodge got the convention quiet quietfor quiettor quietfor
for z moment Hanly proceeded and de declared deelared dodared ¬
dared Indiana appeals to you not alone alonein nloneIn alonein
in behalf of the gifted tried and trusted trustedson trustedson trustedson
son whom she presents for your consid consideration conslaorot1on considoration ¬
oration but in her own wn behalf In behalf behalfof behaltot behalfof
of the party rt whoso fortunes tortun sho has long longand longand longand
and faithfully followed In behalf of the thecountry thecoU1try thecountry
country itself Itselfthe tho country of which she sheis sheIs sheis
is an Important integral part Sho ap appeals appe1 appeals ¬
peals pe1 to you ou for thoughtful consideration considerationdeliberation oonsldoratlondoliberaUon oonsidorationdeliberation
deliberation before you put the seal of ofyour otyour ofyour
your approval upon the candidacy of any anyman an anyman
man manThe The duty and the power of decision lie liewith liewith liewith
with the majority of this convention That Thatshe Thatahe Thatshe
she knows kno that she 5a admits but she begs begsthat begsthat begsthat
that majority to withhold judgment until untilshe untilhas untilshe
she has been heard The duty to delib deliberate deUberate deliborate ¬
erate in suoh a a place and at it t such a time timeas timoae timean
as this appears to her to be imperative imperativeShe impamtivoShe imperativeShe
She holds the right of free untrammeled untrammeledand untrammeledand untrammeledand
and uncoerced action to be the fundamen fundamental fundomontal fundamontal ¬
tal right of oven representative assem assemblage UMmbiage assomblage ¬
blage and she believes the deprivation of ofthat ottbat ofthat
that right ri ht in this assembly will be fraught fraughtwith lrnughtwith fraughtwith
with future peril rll to tho party and danger dangeri
i to the country countryWanis countryVnnb countryWanis
Wanis Judicious Action ActionShe ActionS ActionShe
She S has watched with profound concern concerntho concomtho concerntho
tho tide of onthuslasm that has ingulfod Ingulfedyou ingulfodou Ingulfodyou
you ou and which bleh has seemed to deprive depriveyou doprhoou depriveyou
you ou momentarily of the powor of thought thoughtful thoughtful thoughtful ¬
ful deliberative action Sho has looked lookedwith lookedwith lookedwith
with deep solicitude upon what has hasseemed ho hoseemed haseemed
seemed to her to bo a n high and arbitrary arbitraryexercise ubltvnr ubltvnrexerolao arbitraryexercise
exercise of power having for Its purpose purposetho purposotho purposethe
tho accomplishment of an Immediate end endand endand endand
and believes that what you do here will willavail willnvaIl willavail
avail you nothing unless your our action Is Isafterward Ieatorwnrd leafterward
afterward approved and ratified by tho thocalm thocnlm thecalm
calm judgment of a a just and thoughtful thoughtfulpeople thoughtfulpeopl thougbtfuipeople
people peopleHanly peoplHanl peopleHanly
Hanly Hanl had not finished these comments commentsbefore commentsbefore commentsbefore
before thoro was an outbreak against againsthim aga1nsthim againsthim
him Nominate your man Nominate NominateI NomtnntcOur Nominateyour
I your Our man Hurry upl up I Sit down downlwere do dowere I Iwere
were some of the cries hurled at Hanly HanlyHanly HanlYHanly RanlyHanly
Hanly turned to Lodge and said When Whenorder Wbenordor Whenorder
order Is restored here I will proceed proceedMr prooeedMr proceedMr
Mr Chairman Hanly was then greeted greetedwith greetedwith greetedwith
with laughter and hlhls and ylyis ylyisas
as 8 ho resumed his speech speechIn speeohIn speechIn
In order to make come of his points poIntsmore pointsmore
1 more effective etr < Uvo Mr tr Hanly would olap his hisbonds hishonds hishands
bonds Instantly Instant the audlenoo would clap claplL000
15000 hands back at him This aroused arousedgreat aroused arousedgreat arousedgreat
great laughter but Hanly is a a stubborn stubbornsturdy stubbornsturdy stubbornsturdy
sturdy sort of citizen and ho continued continuedto
to emphasize what he believed to be tell telling telling telllag ¬
ing points In Ills speech by bycontinuing continuing to toclap toclap toclap
clap his hands He olappod and tho groat groataudience groataudience groataudience
audience clapped and thero were cheers cheersand cheersand cheersand
and shouts of laughter and the greatest greatestdisturbance GTCttestdlsturbnnce greatestdisturbance
disturbance High above the din Hanly
roareu reared i I can stay hero till night and andI andI andI
I will If order Is not restored restoredLodge restoredLodge restoredLodge
Lodge Ile Retore torca Order OrderPermanent Ordorpormanent OrderPermanent
Permanent Chairman Lodgo then had a agreat agreat agreat
great banging match with his gavel and andsomething andsomething andsomething
something like order was restored restoredHanly rostoredHanly restoredHanly
Hanly had that unfortunate trick of ofclapping otclapping ofclapping
clapping his hands hnn s to roenforco his state statements 8t8otements statemonte ¬
ments Every time he did It the audi audlnco oudlOnco audiunco
Onco nco would como back at him In the same samofashion snmotashlon samefashion
fashion and then the uproar and trouble troublewould troublowould troublewould
would be renewed and Lodge would try tryto tryto tryto
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to got order again But Hanly insisted insistedupon In insistedupon lsted lstedupon
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upon making his speech he would not bo bodowned bodowned hodowned
downed downedSenator downedSenator downedSenator
Senator Lodge appealed nppoal d to him pim lm and andothers andothers andothers
others appealed to him not to resume resumehis resumohis resumehis
his handclapplng trick for it only onJ aroused arousedtho nrousedtho arousedthe
tho vast a8t assemblage to ridicule and re resentment resentment recentment ¬
sentment Gov Hanly though had de determined detennlned dotermined ¬
termined to have his say SA out out and speak speaking spcnltInr speaklug ¬
lug Inr further of Vice President Fairbanks Fairbanksho
ho said ealdIt saidIt saidIt
It is said ho la conservative and so sohe 80he sohe
he Is and yet withal progftsslvo progtsslvc his hissense hisHnso hissouse
sense of right his judgment his poise poiseand poiseand poiseand
and balance and not his indiscretions indiscretionsmako indiscretionsmnko Indiscrotionsmake
make him groat As President he will willbuild w111bund willbuild
build up and not tear down create and andnot andnot andnot
not destroy destro Thero will be no timid timiddoubt timiddoubt timiddoubt
doubt no halting fear no government by byimpulse byImpulse byimpulse
impulse Correction of abusos the regu regulation regulation regulation ¬
lation of corporations and the punish punishment punishment punishmeat ¬
ment of offenders against the law lawwhether lawwhother lawwhether
whether individual or or r corporate will go goon goIn gofl
on In fl but they will go on through the im impartial Impartl impartial ¬
partial partl lenforccmcnt enforcement ot ot tho law and andthrough andthrough andthrough
through decisions of the courts and not notthrough notthrough notthrough
through the headlines of th the daily press pressIlls pressills pressIlls
Ills Spear Slu ar Knows Tio Friend FriendWith FriendWith FriendWith
With him the square deal will be betransferred betransrorred betransferred
transferred from the forum of academic academicdiscussion ocademlcIS academicdieussion
discussion IS < 1UBSlon to the field of accomplished accomplishedfact
fact f ct His spear will 111 know no friend
There will be no favorites no Immunity Immunitybuths ImmuDIlYbuths immunitybaths
buths Ho believes not only in govern government governmont governmeat ¬
mont of the people and for the people but butin butIn butin
in government by b the people peopleFinally peopleFlnall popIeFinally
Finally Flnall Hanly named his man and the theNow theNo theNow
Now No York ork Indiana and Ohio delegates delegatesgavo t1elegattMIgavo delegatesgavo
gavo him a fins ne cheer for his 1 persistent persistentqualities portentfluatltle persistentqualities
qualities qualitiesMayor fluatltleM8yor qualitiesMayor
Mayor Charles H Beokwalter > r of Indian Indianapolis In Indianapolls lan lanI ¬
apolis seconded Fairbanks lalrb8D I nomination nominationHe nominationHe nominationHe
He had not opened open his lips before b Core thero therowas therewas
was 8 hissing all over tho hall There are areonly 8reonly areonly
only two kinds of people who hIM cried criedBookwalter criedBookwalter criedBookwalter
Bookwalter snakes and geese geeseBookwalter geeaeBookwAlter geeseBookwalter
Bookwalter resuming declared Those Thosehisses ThOlehlsus Thosehisses
hisses como from people who live in inStates iAStates InStates
States that nevor cast an electoral vote votefor votefor ote otetor
for the Republican party Our candidate candidateis ee1Kk1lLteIs
is reactionary rotlCUonar but he Is conservative It Itwould Itwould Itwould
would not bo necessary for any IIY committee committeeon oommltt oommltton
on platform to insert a plank for him himfor himfor aIm aImfor
for tho purpose of correcting the errors in inhis Inhis inhis
his record Our candidate Is not a poll politician pollUc polltteIn ¬
tician Uc n but ho is a statesman You gen gentlemen gentlamon gendemon ¬
demon of Ohio Bookwalter walked to the thefront tho thofront thefront
front of the platform and sheik his hi first flrstat firstAt firstat
at the Ohio delegates have don dOM us and anddone aDddone anddone
done to us but we are Republicans RopublieansLoell RepublicansLoves RepublicansLOVCM
1 Loves the Republican Forty FortyWe Part PartWe PartyWe
We will 111 fight ght you OU today toda but If nec necessary nece necessary ¬
essary e ear we will fight ght with you OU tomorrow tomorrowI
I did not present a minority report on oncredentials oncr oncredentials i
credentials cr donUals because I love the Republi Republican Republican Republican ¬
can party more than any an candidate We Wewant Wewnnt Wewant
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want our candidate nominated but if ifho Itho Ifho
ho is not we will do our best for tho thoparty thoparty theparty
party and angola could do no more moreOn moreOn U UOn
On leaving tho platform Bookwalter Bookwalterreceived Bookwalterr6C Bookwalterreceived
received r6C lved very cordial greetings from fromformer tromformer fromformer
former Gov Herrick Charles f E Taft Taftand Taftand Taftand
and Arthur I Vorys in the Ohio dele delegation delegation dolegatton ¬
gation gationNow gationNew gattonNow
Now York was n nxt xt t on the roUoall roUoallwith rotloaUwith rolloaiiwith
with a 8 candidate and fl so Gen Woodford Woodfordclimbed Woodtordel1mbtd Woodfordclimbed
climbed upon the platform with agility agilityin
in a voice rather husky husk he proceeded proceededto
to speak up for fO Gov Hughes HughesForgot HUEhesForgot HughesForgot
Forgot to Aame Hughes HuffhesIt I1u hell hellIt
It was observed that when hen Gen O n Wood Woodford Woodford Woodford
ford ended he had not formally put putGov putGO putGov
Gov GO Hughes In nomination before the theconvention theconvention theconvention
convention But that was all right for forall torall forall
all there knew that Gen Woodford was wasthoro wasthoro wasthore
thoro to nominate Coy Go Hughes But Butthero Butthero Butthere
thero was no seconding speech for forHughes torHughes forHughes
Hughes such as is necessary In a na national national national ¬
tional convention conventionSenator conventionSenator conventionSenator
Senator Lodgo pointed this fact out to toSecretary toSecrotary toSecretary
Secretary Molloy Mollo lol1 and waited the neces necessary noolSsory necessery ¬
sary timo for a second to appear and andthen andthen andthen
then ho directed Molloy to go on with the therollcall theroll therollcall
rollcall roll call Only Onl a few of the New Yorkers Yorkersraised Yorkersraised Yorkersraised
raised their voices for Hughes HughesThen HughesThen HughesThen
Then camo Ohios turn the Buckeyes Buckeyesturn BuckoQSturn Buckeyesturn
turn to bring forward Secretary Socretar Taft and andwhen andwhen andwhen
when Molloy called the name of the State Statethero Statethero Statethere
thero was a a burst of cheers that could couldhave couldhave couldhave
have been heard a block away It was wasspontaneous wasspontnneous wasspontaneous
spontaneous and voluminous It was dl direct dlroct dlroct ¬
roct crashing and thunderous thundsrousWhen thund9roulVhon thunderousWhen
When Theodore Burton arose he had to tostand tostand tostand
stand on tho platform pl tlorm three and a n half halfminutes halfminutes I ImJnutc8
minutes betoro he h could begin his speech speechfor speeohtor speechfor
for Taft Tho delegates created a tre tremendous tremcndou9 tremendous ¬
mendous scone for the War Secretary SecretaryThe SecretaoThB SecretaryThe
The galleries wore quiet The delegates delegatesin
in their howls and yells and cries of all allkinds a11kinds allkinds
kinds gave the first enthusiastic demon demonstration domonstratlon demonstration ¬
stration for Taft that has boon wit witnessed witnessed witnessed ¬
nessed here ere Indianians from across the thealslo thea1s1o theaisle
aisle did not raise a peep for Taft
Ice Cheers for Roosevelt RooseveltWhen RooseveltWhen RooseveltWhen
When Burton could proceed ho made a astrong astrong astrong
strong speech for his man He men mentioned mentIoned mentioned ¬
tioned tho name of Roosevelt and there therewas therewas therewas
was not a hand clap Later on he again againmentioned againmentlhlled againmentirncd
mentioned tho Presidents name and thoro therewas thorowas thorowas
was the faintest kind of a greeting Bur Burton Burton Burton ¬
ton was not Interrupted during his hisspeech hisspoech hisspeech
speech But when ho ended thero was a asceno 0 0sceno ascene
sceno which lasted twontyslx minutes xnlnutosTexas mlnutosTexns minutesTexas
Texas floated a standard to which was wastacked wasi wastacked
tacked a pair of trousers with a huge hugegirth hugeI hugegirth
girth with this legend As pants the thecooling thecooling thecooling
cooling stream MO o Texas pants for Taft TaftThe TaftThe TaftThe
The Ohio men were upon their chairs chairswaving chairswalng chairswaving
waving flags ags and a great bluo silk ban banner banncr bannor ¬
ncr labeled Our Candidate Tho band bandfar bandtar bandfair
far down tho convention hall began to toplay topIny toplay
play but its tones wero like whispers whispersfor whisperstor ahlspersfor
for the din dinThe dinThe dinThe
The New le Yorkers were all up and cheer cheerIng oheerIng cheerlag
Ing for Taft The galleries remained remainedWOMENS remalnedW011ENS remainedWOMENS
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Born September 15 1857 Graduate Yale 1878 1878Graduate 1878Graduate 1878Graduate
Graduate Law School of Cincinnati 1880 1880Law 1880Law iSSoLaw
Law reporter Cincinnati papers 18801881 18801881Assistant 188or88IAssistant iSSoiSSiAssistant
Assistant Prosecutor Hamilton County Ohio 18811882 18811882Collector 18II882Collector 18r1882Collector
Collector Internal Revenue First District Ohio 1882 1882Jud r882Judge 1882Judc
Jud Judge c Superior Court Ohio 18871890 18871890Solicitor 18871890Solicitor 1887ISgoSolicitor
Solicitor General United States 18901892 18901892United 1B901892United IS oI892 oI892United
United States Judge Sixth circuit 18921900 18921900President 18921900President I892I oo ooPresident
President United States Philippine Commission and Civil CivilGov CivilGovernor CivilGovernor Gov Governor ¬
ernor ernor of the Philippines 19001903 19001903Secretary 19001903S i9ooio3Secretary
Secretary S cretary of War Var Tar 19031908 19031908Nominated r903I908Nominated 19031908Nominated
Nominated for President June 18 1908 1908I io8 io8C
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silent Then came a march of the stand standards 8tandard6 standards ¬
ards Arkansas Ark naas led off Grasping the thestandard the8UuKIard theMiusdard
standard of the State Stat an Arkansas Arkan s dele delegate delegate dolegate ¬
gate began tho march around tho In Inclosure Inclosure Inclosure
closure whore the delegates are seated seatedMissouri HAtedUl8ourl seatedMissouri
Missouri followed and in quick succes succession suoceeskm moceialan ¬
alan camo Oklahoma and 111 North Carolina Carolinaand Carollnand Carolinaand
and then former Coy Go Herrick grasping graspingtho SrRspingtho graspingthe
tho Ohio standard joined the parade and andbehind andbehind andbehind
behind him came Minnesota Virginia VirginiaKansas VIrginiaKansas VirginiaKansas
Kansas Connecticut Washington Ala Alabama Alabama Alabama ¬
bama and Iowa IowaSew Iowae1t IowaNed
Sew e1t York Situ Sit Still StillCharlos StillCharlQs StillCharles
Charles P Taft rushed over to Timothy TimothyL
L WexHlruff eodrun chairman of the New York Yorkdelegation Yorkd9Jesntlon Yorkdelegation
delegation but Woodruff nodded his head headto beadto headto
to what Mr Taft was saying and the theNew tbeNew theNew
New Yorkers did not join in the parade paradeBut xntOeBut paradeBut
But the standard bearers in their th Ir march marchdid marehdid marchdid
did not lack enthusiastic followers South SouthCarolina SouthCarolina SouthCarolina
Carolina joined in and West Virginia VirginiaTennessee VIrginiaTennesne VirginiaTennessee
Tennessee the Philippines Mississippi MississippiPorto MississippiPorte US6lMtpplPorto
Porto Rico Idaho Arizona Arizona Hawaii HawaiiWyoming Hawa HawaWomlns HawaIIWyoming
Wyoming Nebraska Maryland and Ne Nevada Nevadn Nevada ¬
vada and there was an indescribable indescribablemedloy IDCle indescribablemedley erbable erbablemedlo
medley medlo of shouts cheers and tumultuous tumultuousplaudits tumultuousplau tumultuousplaudits
plaudits plauditsAs plau plauditsAs lts ltsAs
As the march of the standards pro proceeded proceeded proceoded ¬
ceeded the swelling cries became beoe M a rhyth rhythmical rhythmieal rhythmical ¬
mical unison of UTaft Taft Taft Big Bill BillTaftl BUtTatU 3111Tafti
Taftl Great bunches of pink peonies peonieswere peon peonWfie peonieswore
were thrust into the arms of the march marchers marchera ¬
era They The waved tho standards aloft and andswung andswung
swung the peonies above their th lr heads and andcontinual andoontlnuod Pd
continual to the refrain TafU Taft TaftBig TaftBig
Big Bill Taft TaftAlice TaftAlice TaftAlice I
Alice Roosevelt Longworth waved acd a aTaft aTaft aTaft
Taft bannor and Senator Lodge sat satsmiling Batsmiling eatsmiling
smiling quietly in his chair Then some someof someor someof
of the Southern negro delegates de te joined joinedloft joinedtbe joinedthe
the procession The band high up In the the10ft theloft
loft began to play Julia Ward Howe HoweTho Howes HowesThe s sTho
Tho Battle Hymn of the Republic and andn andn anda
n groat swelling chorus took up th thd < s patri patriotic patrlotle patriotle ¬
otle hymn Enthusiastic tntbU8la Ue admirers of Taft Taftbrought Tattbrought Taftbrought
brought a II picture a a tremendous one and andso andso
so big was it that Senator Lodge ordered orderedit
it to be taken out again It inoumbered inoumberedthe Inouwredthe Inoumboredthe
the scene It was grotesque to a certain certainextent certainoxtent certainextant
extent In a scene which while volcanic volcanicand volcanicand volcanicand
and eruptive from every enthusiastic enthusiasticstandpoint onthusluUcstandpoInt enthusiasticstandpoint
standpoint was still beautiful in color colorContinued colorContinued colorContinued
Continued Tvrenty TTcntlIlx Ix 3Ilnntc 3IlnntcFinally lInu IlnutcaFinally elt eltFlna1ly
Finally there were cries crl of Sit down downSit downSit downSit
Sit down but It was Impossible to end endthe endtbe endthe
the scene The iSand 1and switched to March Marching MarchIng Marchtog ¬
ing Through Georgia and other patriotic patrioticlairs patrlotlcairs patrioticairs
airs and the tumult was even louder louderAll louderAll louderAll
All this wont on for twentysix min mlnI minute rainutes
I uloa uloaFormer ute utesFormer
Former Gov Herrick then mounted the theplatform theplatform theplatform
platform and whispered to Lodge that thathe thnthe thathe
he had hoard that there was a scheme schemeto schemeto schemeto
to attempt to adjourn the convention be beforo beloro before ¬
fore a 0 vote ote was taken for President He Heurged Heurged Heurged
urged Lodgo not to recognize any such suchplan suchplan suchplan
plan and Lodge declared that he would wouldnot woultnot wouldnot
not Tho tumult tumult dying away from ex exhaustion ochausUon oxhausUon ¬
hausUon and because of the gavel stroke strokeof strokCt5of strokesof
of Chairman Chl rman Lodge George orge Knight of ofCalifornia otCallCom1n ofCalifornia
California big voiced big framed In one oneof oneor oneof
of his spreadeagle speeches which have havebeon havebeon havebeen
beon heard from California to Maine sec seconded soconded seeonded ¬
onded the nomination of Taft TaftC TattC TaftC
C B McCoy an Ohio postmaster then thenjumped thenjumped thanjumped
jumped upon tho platform to nominate nominateSenator nominateSenator nominateSenator
Senator Forakor There was no noisy noisydemonstration nols nolsdemonstration noisydemonstration
demonstration for Foraker A few of oftho otthe ofthe
the colored delegates In some of tha thaSouthern thttSouthern thuSouthern
Southern States put up a a cheer for their theirchampion theirohamplon theirchampion
champion but tho Ohio people ople remained remainedas
as dumb as 1S cobblestones Mr McCoy McCo told toldtho toldthe toldthe
the groat audience how Foraker had hadfought hadtought hadfought
fought for principles of equal liberty how howhe howhe howho
he had been a great soldier oldfer a great guy governor go goornor guyornor ¬
ornor a great judge and a great United UnitedStates UnitedS UnitedStates
States S ws Senator and how Forakers name nameand nameand nameand
and his public life had given luster to toOhio toOhio toOhio
Ohio OhioHe OhiolIo OhioHe
He spoke of the time when Foraker Forakerwas Forakerwas Forakerwas
was tho idol of his people He spoke of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his ability integrity independence and andfearlessness nndtearleune andfearlessness
fearlessness B and added He Is not too tooradical tooradical tooradical
radical to be safe and not too conserva conservative conlOrvllive consorvative ¬
tive to be progressive McCoy llcCo told toldspecifically ttldspecifically toldspecifically
specifically of Forakers public life and andhow andhow andhow
how his record had been that of an open openbook Openbook openbook
book and he wound up by b declaring that thatno thtno thatno
no matter matt or who the candidate of the con convention convention conventlon ¬
vention may bo Foraker will be found foundsupporting foundsupporting foundsupporting
supporting him himv himColored himColored
v Colored Delegate Spcnki SpcnkiW SIJenJ SIJenJV Spcalcv
W V 0 Emery Emer a n colored delegate from fromGeorgia fromGeorgia rom romGoorlla
Georgia seconded onded the nomination of ofForakor orForakpr ofForaker
Forakor end i d declared In so doing doingThis doingThlo doingThis
This Is the proudest moment of my life lifeto lifeto lifeto
to rise here her to second the nomination ofa of ora ofa
a man who ho has endeared himself to the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American people by a n long life of loyal
and selfsacrificing service to his coun country countr cottatry ¬
try tr
tryLieut
Lieut IIeut Gov Robert S Murphy of Penn Pennsylvania Penn8lvnnln Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania then put Senator Knox In nom nomination nomInatlon nominatlon ¬
Inatlon Only the Pennsylvanians Pennsylvanians cheer cheered cheerad < heer heered ¬
ed Mr Murphy gave tho career of Son Senator Sonator Sonator ¬
ator Knox and spoke especially e poclany of Sena Senator Sonntor Sonator ¬
tor Knoxs work orl as Attorney General of oftho ortho ofthe
tho United States StatesJohn StntesJohn StatesJohn
John Scarlett of Pennsylvania made madetho madetho madethe
tho second speech for Knox KnoxSenator KnoxSenotor KnoxSenator
Senator La Follettes time came when whenWisconsin whenWisconsin WhenWisconsin
Wisconsin was reached on the roll call callHenry callHenry callHenry
Henry F Cochem mado a splendid speech speechfor s speechfor ooch oochtor
for La Follette from the La Follette Follettestandpoint FoUcttestandpoint Fohlettestandpoint
standpoint He told of La Follettes fight fightagainst 11ghtagainst fightagainst
against the railroads and the financial in interests Interests interests ¬
terests of Wisconsin which was begun begunten begunten begunten
ten years ago and which hleh had landed La LaFollette LaFollette LaFollette
Follette in the governors chair and andfinally andtinally andfinally
finally in the United States Senate Ha Haspoke H6spoke Hespoke
spoke of McKinley in his last public ut utterance utteranco utteranco ¬
teranco called for revision of the tariff
But there had been BO revision of the thetariff thetarUr thetariff
tariff and apparently none non was in sight sightdeclared sightdeclared sightdeclared
declared Cochem CochemWe CochemWe CochemrO
We rO want no o more standnatUstn do dodared docJRred doelareti
dared Cocbem the black flag and tho thowhite thoblte thewhit
white whit blte flag are strangers straD ers to Wisconsin WisconsinNo WJ WleconnNo eonn eonnNo
No fleet sailing lUng around the horn can dis distract distract dietract ¬
tract our attention Cochom wont on to toInsist toIDat8t toInsist
Insist that the refusal to revise ro1 e the tariff tariffhad tarttthad tariffhad
had contributed to the radical cries criesagainst criesqaJn criesanet
against qaJn anet t the Republican n pubUca party and had led ledlo ledto
lo 0 the financial disturbances dl turbu1cOB last autumn autumnSeconds autumnSeoondll autumnScoonds
Seconds La Follcttcs ZVonilnntlonCharles ZVonilnntlon omlnntlonCharI omInhtIonCharles
Charles CharI A A McGee lcOe of Wisconsin 18CODsin sec seconded coooade4 aceonded ¬
onded La Follottes nomination nomlna on amid a ld cn cnthustasUo cnthu entbuetalo
thustasUo thu o cheering ebeerln as he declared him himto himto himto
to be a I knight fearless unconquered unconqueredand unconqueredand uncoisquoredand
and unconquerable unconquwabJaThe unconquerableThe IDCODquabloThe
The roll call of States for nominations nominationswas
was as then completed completedDaring eomptet completedDuring 4 4During
During Boutelies BouteU speech there had been beena
a sporadic effort to stampede the conven convention conentJon convention ¬
tion for Roosevelt But It was futile tutU and andQuickly andquick andquickly
Quickly quick over and nobody paid muoh at attention attenUOft attentlon ¬
tention to it itWith It ItWith itWith
With the roll call over there was a a real realeffort realftort realeffort
effort to stampede stamp the convention for forRoosevelt torRoosevelt forBoosovolL
Roosevelt It was started by John A Sel Selbert Seibert Selbert
bert of Springfield Sprlng eld Ill who proudly pro proclaimed proclaJmec1 proclaimed ¬
claimed that he h ran the lb elevator oJ wr on the thoSenate theSenate theSenate
Senate wide tde of the Capitol at Washington WashingtonFastened Washln WashingtonFastened n nFutened
Fastened to the handle sf t an umbrella umbrellawas umbrellafRs umbrellaWs
was fRs a picture of Roosevelt R Roospvelt elt which he heraised herailed hora1sed
raised aloft He was immediately Immodlate1 behind behindSenator behindSenator behindSenator
Senator Lodge on the platform He was wasIn wasin WaSIn
In a splendid position to taco that great greatassemblage greatassemblAge greatassemblage
assemblage assemblageAs
As he waved the picture of Roosevelt Rooseveltslowly RooseveltMoWy Rooseveltslowly
slowly up and down just as Mrs Ir Carson CarsonLake Car CarsonLake on onLake
Lake waved her sunshade in the effort to tostampede tostamped tostampede
stampede for Blaine at tho Minneapolis Minneapolisconvention Mlnueepottsconvention Minneapolisconvention
convention in 18K 1 there thr were cries all allovw allOvm allover
over the convention for Roosevelt The Therefrain Theretrain Therefrain
refrain Four four four years more morewas moretaken morewas
was taken up and swelled and resounded resoundeduntil resoundeduntU resoundeduntil
until a great American flag 11 bearing the thepicture thepicture thepicture
picture of Roosevelt was brought into intothe Intothe intothe
the gallery just behind Senator Lodge LodgeThis LOOpThis LodgeThis
This awakened more shouts and more moreyells morej1s moreyells
yells for Roosevelt It was pandtnonium pandtnoniumlet pand monlum monlumlet
let loose
Delegate Are UnmovedBut Unmoved UnmoTcdBut VnmovectBut
But the eiesates egates tM sat t as if they were werenailed werenailed werenailed
nailed to their their chairs The Wisconsins Wisconsinswero Wlsconlinswere Wisconstnswere
were the only 001 exceptions Senator Crane Craneand Cnmend Craneand
and nd former Gov Herrick as tho thodin thodin thedin
din rose in volume climbed upon the theplatform theplaUorm theplatform
platform and begged Senator Lodge to tostop tostop tostop
stop the demonstration demon tratJon if possible possibleAre possibleAre possibleAre
Are you afraid of this Senator SenatorCrane SenatorCrano SenatorCrane
Crane was asked and ho replied NoI No NoI NoI
I am not afraid of it but I dont like to tosoo toSee
See it la last t so long longSenator longSeDator longSenator
Senator Lodge by b this time could couldscarcely couldscarcely oculdscarcely
scarcely speak above a I whisper whisperJohn whisperJohn whisperJohn
John Molloy secretary secretlLr of the conven convention convention convenlion ¬
tion attempted to start the roll call He Hecould Hecould Hecould
could not be heard ton feet from the theplatform theplattorm theplatform
platform The volume of sound was wastre wastremeadous tre tremendous tremendous
mendous At times the demonstration demonstrationsounded demonStrationBOunded demonstrationsounded
sounded like the boom of crashing break breakers breakers breakore ¬
ers on the ocean side At others It was wascyclonic wascyelodc wascyconic
cyclonic in IU fierceness erceness But it was last lastIng l lasting st stlog
Ing too Ions 10n long for the comfort of many in intha InC intt3
tha C convention conventionSenator convontlonSenator conventionSenator
Senator Lodge grasping his gavel firm firmly firmb firmly ¬
ly b and pounding It with all his might de declared declnred dodared ¬
dared Tho call of States tates for nomina nominations nomlnfltlons nominations ¬
tions has be been n cndcci end The States will willnow w111now willnow
now vote on the various candidates candidatesHe candidatesHe
He was not heard five feet from whore he hespoke hespoke hespoke
spoke
Calls for Alabamas Vote VoteMolloy VoteMollo VoteMolloy
Molloy Mollo grabbing a n megaphone megap1one rushed rushedout rushedout rushedout
out to the edge of the platform and roar roared roared roared ¬
ed It Alabamal You could not hoar hoarwhat hoarwhat hoarwhat
what Alabama said you OU couldnt hear hearwhat he3rwhat hearwhat
what anybody said You couldnt havo havoheard havohenrd haveheard
heard If all the delegates del6gat in tho Alabama Alabamadelegation Alabamadelegation Alabamadelegation
delegation had shouted the votes of the theState theState theState
State Senator Lodgo rushed out to where whereMolloy wheroMolloY whoreMolloy
Molloy was as and cried Keep It up keep keepIt keepIt keepit
It Up p this has got to stop stopSo stopSo stopSo
So Molloy roared through the mega megaphono megaphono magaphono
phono again for Alabama to answer But ButAlabama ButAlaMma ButAlabama
Alabama couldnt be heard and the chair chairman chairmen chairmn ¬
man of the th delegation had to go to the theplatform theplatform ba baplatlorm
platform to announce the vote of the theState theState theState
State for Taft At this thl Molloy announced announcedthrough announcedthrough nnouncedthroujgh
through the megaphone Alabamas vote voteand voteand voteand
and the Ohio delegates began to shout shoutThey shoutThe shoutThey
They The howled for Taft Taft Taft Taft and andHarrlok andHerrlok andHarriok
Harrlok cried Give It to em Give Givethem G1othem Givethem
them some of their own medicine medicinePowell medlcIMPowell medicinePowell
Powell Clayton Cla ton of Arkansas was forced forcedto Corcedto forcedto
to go to the platform to announce the theState theState theState
State for Taft and Molloy lollo roared the thevote theote thevote
vote ote through his megaphone The Ohioans Ohloansrepeated Ohioansrepeatld Qhloansrepeated
repeated the tnctlce tn Uc8 and as the mega megaphone megaphone megaphone ¬
phone was repeated for California and andDelaware udDeln andDelnwre
Delaware Deln wVe and down to Georgia the chair chairman chalrman chairman ¬
man of the delegations del atlons being compelled
to go to the platform to announce the thevotes thovotes thevotes
votes of those SJLates tates the delegates had hadgot b hadgot d dgot
got Into swinging cheers and these rolling rollingplaudits rolltngplaudits rollingplaudits
plaudits had a quieting effect on the theRoosevelt theROOflevoJt theRoosevelt
Roosevelt stampcders in the gallery By Bythe Bythe Bythe
the time Idaho was reached the Ohio Ohiotactics Ohiotactics Ohiotactics
tactics In sending volley against volley volleyhad vol1e vol1ehad volleyhad
had practically quieted the Roosevelt tu tumult tumult tumult ¬
mult But it broke out again Instantly Instantlyand Instantlyand Instantlyand
and all told lasted twentysix minutes minutesSenator minutesSenator minutesSenator
Senator Lodge repeatedly swung his gavel gavelat g8elat gavelat
at the galleries and threatened to have havethem hanthem havethem
them cleared clearedWant clearedVnnt clearedWant
Want tho Gallcrlcv Cleared ClearedThe OlenrrdThe ClearedThe
The delegates shouted tJ t J Lodge that th t the thegalleries thegalleries thegalleries
galleries should bo cleared cle < ted and insisted insistedupon 1I15lstedupon Insistedupon
upon It It Tho police liv if a a flying wedge wedgestarted wodgestarted wedgestarted
started for the galleries and almost In Instantly instnntly Instantly ¬
stantly there was quiet The call of ofStates ofStates ofStates
States then went ent along with calmness calmnessWhen catmnessWhen calmnessWhen
When New York was reached Chairman ChairmanWoodruff ChairmanWoOdr ChairmanWoodruff
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It was quickly q lekly over and Taft was nom nominated nomInated itemlnated ¬
inated It was some minutes before beforeChairman boforoCha1rman beforeChairman
Chairman Lodge was ready to announce announcetha announcethll announcethe
the vote When he came to the edge of oftho ott1l0 ofthe
the platform with the announcement a ahush ahush ahush
hush fell upon the assemblage Every Everybody Everybody Everybody ¬
body kept perfectly still un as he read off offth orrthe offthe
th the figures Th The Taft vote vot came last lastWilliam lastWllllam lastWilliam
William H Tart Taft 7W 30 10 votes sang out outMr outr outMr
Mr r Lodge with all the Inn lung < < power he hecould hecouk hecould
could master masterInstantly muterInstantly masterInstantiy
Instantly there was a a big hubbub For Former Former Forsuer ¬
mer Gov Go Herrick Mr r Vorys Charles P PTaft PTan PTaft
Taft and others of the Ohio delegates delegateshad delept delegateshad S Sbad
had kept track of the votes and were wereonly weroonly wereonly
only waiting for the formal announce announcement annouftCmeat announcemeat ¬
meat of the chairman to start a demon demonstration demonstration demonstratlon ¬
stration for the choice of the convention conventionMost conventionMoat conventionMost
Most of the delegates dcle tes jumped to their theirfeet theirteet theirfeet
feet with the Ohio men The New w York Yorkmen Yorkmen Yorkmen
men all 1t got on their feet feet so did the theIndiana theIJwl1ana theIidlana
Indiana men the PennsylvanIans and andothors andothors andothers
othors who had presented pr8 tcl favorite sons sonsA sonsA OnsA
A big picture of Mr Taft that had been beonused beenused beenused
used In the former demonstration but buthd buthad buthad
had been b4 taken down at the order of the thepolice thepolice thepolice
police was borne into the hall without withoutmolestation withoutmole withoutmolestation
molestation mole tation this time They TINt stood It up upright upright upright
right in front of the platform so that Mr MrTaffs MrTates MrTafts
Taffs genial countenance could shine shineupon shineupon shineupon
upon the delegates but the picture was wasso wasso wasso
so big that Chairman Lodge e suffered a acomplete acomplete a acomplete
complete eclipse There was business be before before before ¬
fore the convention yet and the big pic picture picture pieturo ¬
ture was lifted up again and carried back backon backon backon
on the platform platformTVoodford vlatrormWoodQrd platformWoodferd
TVoodford Is Rcco Recognized RecoGUhedAfter RecognizedAfter mlced mlcedAfter
After the band had got through playing playingThe playingThe playingThe
The Star Spangled Bannor the conven convention cOllvenUon convontion ¬
tion became quiet The cheers for the thesuccessful thesuccossrul thesuccessful
successful candidate had lasted about aboutfour Aboutfour aboutfour
four minutes Again the big gathering gatheringbecame gatho gathomlngbecarite 1ng 1ngbecame
became becarite very still Gen Woodford WoodC d who whohad whohad whohad
had got got up on his chair made e sign to toMr tollr toMr
Mr Lodge who wl wiio o Immediately recognized recognisedhim rooogntzedhim recognizedhim
him himAt
At tho th request of Gov Go Hughes and by bytho bYtho bythe
tho Instructions of the united Now York Yorkdelegation Yorkdelo Yorkdelegation
delegation delo on I now move that the nomina nomination aomlnation nosulnation ¬
tion of William H Taft for the Presi Presidency Presldenc Presidency ¬
dency denc be made unanimous said Gen GenWoodford GenWoodford GenWoodford
Woodford WoodfordAgain WoodfordAgain WoodfordAgain
Again thoro came a great cheer lad ladby IBdby hadby
by the Ohio men menOn menOn menOn
On the request of the Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniadelegates Penne71vanmdeleptes Pennsylvaniadelegates
delegates I second the th motion said saidSenator saidSenator saidSenator
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