Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17
'CARP'S" CLEVER SKETCHES
The npOTlry aud The Permanent
Chairman Described.
A MONTANA GRAVEYARD STORY.
"A" ava Youth Ia Indiana Politics.
-"rnL"t's Promising Fu,urs-Proc.
tor nnd the Nice Presidency.

lsIcgai Report to tho Nrws from cur own
Correspondent
N. Louis, June lG.-The fret day
OF the convention passed oi
without sensation. The national
enthusiasm Produced by the great
contests Of presidential conventions
was absent. The crowd was ready to
howl ana cheer Tor McIL inley, hut
Fairbanks gave them but little chance.
lie does not understand how to make
assuming convention speech aud tho
acoustic properties OF the hall are 10
bnd that hall the audience could not
hcar him. The right orator could
have kept tho hall In roar Of applause
provided he could have made himself
heard.
In going out today met Senator
ihutston anu 1 asked him how hi.
voice would carry In that hall. He
replied that he thought no could make
u reach evoty part OF II, and " 90, he
viii not lack applause. Thurston 10 10
De the permanent chairman OF tho
convention. but will reserve his force
Tor his second TO the nomination OF
Mcklnley, when he expects to bring
down tho houss. Senator Thurston,s
wife was with him at the convention
today. She sat directly back OF Chair
man Carter, among the distinguished
visitors on tho platform. She In ma
much = politician ~ n Thurston.
shu accompanies him ia all his cam
paigns ana Ia OF great assistance TO him
as poli1loal adviser. Tall, dark anu
gray hhitcd, her lace was a striking
one, A. u showed out among those OF
lho great men on the platform today,
anu she attracted much attention,
inc ONO delegation ranked all
others In the convention In poipt OF
Interest. Marx Hama came into In.
nail Ia pfoiuse perspirAtion, HI,
lace ives ~ red NJ the Mckinley badge
upon hls coat, and his fue. brownish
gray mar was dripping with sweat. He
nhu NIX palm leaf fan and this hs
Kept Ia continuous motion, now fan.
ming his face, now holding it high In
Tue AIT aud sending tho bfeeEss over
MS scalp and now trying To dry OF the
peatly drops from tho back Of his necE.
10 was dressed Ia cool suit Of liKbt
gray with n blue shirt anu a turnover
collar but the crowd before the con.
vonllon met NJ thTonged about him
mat 10 had 70 night with his fan for
Alf. MAfk Hanna will be a striking
man during the next four years, He
VIII DO the power UuhInu ths throne Of
NO Mckinley administration, and
huugh II Ia not probable that he will
ty 10 direct II, his advice viii be nj.
Ways acceptable. Daring the past day
'hl night he has been! IN continuous
'cUohi ahu considefiug the fights
nat no has on hand, IL IL
wonderful how we'll be keeps his head,
'hu now PLEASANTLY he treats every.
'0dy. There ~ not an ounce of apoh.
'lshhess IA the two hundred ODD
POUNDS OF his personality. His lite
lhLrl eyes sometimes Hash, his strong
avs come together aud ho gives his
riders In no uncertain words. Asa
uIr, however, he Ia suavo aud Jolly
nd ne never goes into rage.
lie lad lively TIT THU morning
mn two California delegates. Onsa,
hesr Was Jonn ID. Spreckels, the sugar
Millionaire anu sou Of Clsus
preckeli; ana the other was HsTvy
.iniloy, Both OF these men wots
HginAlly opponents OF Mckinley.
'eNeflhulets they had a cheek 10
ome 10 llama and to tell him thar
Joy wanted To control the Offices In
allloTuis. Hanna looked them In
~ eye anu then said! "Gentlemhn.
on are mistaken In your man. 1 want
uu 10 understand that | Am NOT
atfOuHgb bfOkeT.p
MARA hanGa's prominence has mot
wen MIN the big mead. He 10 really
sI'H' man anu simple one, anu he
lis on less airs than some OF the
mailer men who act AH his lieutouants.
ali dUzvn VI those Ohio fellows 90
bout a. though they owned 81. Louis
al Tue Republican party. some OF
.em have neudlessly made oAsmis.
~ thiuk this Ia tTup 10 a certain sI.
h1hs " the contested cases which have
ms up before tbs national committee.
A'C0ngttsbman Thompson OF Potts-
uuth, Ohiyi has managed these cases.
q lisa tall, handsome, TOsy-ehasksu
How win "a grey head aud n mus-
che OF frosted silver. lie has been
Congress and ON the bench aud "a,
acIlns hofe as Mckinlsy'a lawyer,
o has argued the Gases well, but he
" hanilvd them more like country
lofnty who bulliOzos the Judge anu
q witnesses, Than like diplomatic
" yer sueh NJ the representative ofA
Llluhto VI nstiOual convention
puld be- Tue action OF ths commit.
y has been such that they have made
shiua 81 the men whom they might
we kept as ifionda.
A mOng others who have been mazda
ny angry Is Mf, Green OF DaIlas.
'Sas. Green was elected n Reed
legate and MS seat was contested by