Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-09-30
ROOSEVELT WINS.
/ q Nominated for Governor
BY the, Republicans OF
New York State.
His Contest with Black for.
the Place 10 Considerable
OF q vvalkovsr.
coAvEHTIoAI is ENTHUSIASTIC.
Dspew Nominates the Success-
full Candidate in an Elo-
quent Address.
Platform Adopted Declares for
Permanent Retention Of
the Philippines.
Il l G r. !. T
CONVENTION Is ENTHUSIASTIC.

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sARAToaA, N. Z, Sept. %. The Re.
publican convention nominated the
following ticket:
For governor, Theodore Roosevelt, Oys.
ter Bay.
Lieutenant govsrnor, Timothy Z. Wood
run, Kings. 's
Comptroller, William j. Morgan, Erie
Secretary Of state, John 7. cDonough,
Albany.
State treasurer, John b Jaeckel, Guy
hoga.
State enslnesr, Edward 4. Bond, JEFF
1ereon.
Attorney general, John G Davies,
Oneida.
The convention was called to order
at 1925 p. m. aud Congressman Payne
was selected for Temporary Chairman.
His speech was loudly applauded. espe.
cially his reference to President Mo
Kinley. After the naming OF commit.
tees the con1ention recessed to y:80
p. IN. ssi
White for Psrmsnest chairmsa.
At the afternoon session the com.
mittes on permanent orga anization re.
ported tho permanent officers OF the
convention, including Senator Horaos
White Of Syracuse for chairman. The
committee on credentials reported that
there were no duties to perform Ia the
convention, there being no contests.
The report Of the committee on resolu.
lions was called Tor, but General
Woodford. chairman Of that commit.
tee, was not present to present 1t. The
convention decided to proceed with
nominations and ]. Ryder Cady OF
Hudson, who nominated Governor
Black two years ago. took the plat.
form to perform again the same serv.
ice. Mr. Cady was frequently inter.
rupted BY applause. his closing remark
about Governor Blacks faithfulness to
the ticket calling forth the enthusiasm
Of the audience.
Chas.ssy Dspsw Nsues Roosevelt.
At l:65 o'clock Chsuncey N. Depew
took the platform to nominate Theo.
dore Rooseyslt. For. some minutes
Mr.. Dopsw could not begin hts speech
for the applause that ensued. Those
portions Of his speech relating to Presi.
dent Mckinley were received with
much applause and there was . vigor.
ous reception Of the tribute to Governor
Black When Nj. Depsw told Of the
famous charge Of the rough riders and
mentioned Colonel Roosevelt the audi.
enoe went Almost crasy. When Mr..
Dspew had reached the point In his
speech where he alluded to the terrible
effect Of Nauser bullets two OF three
men rushed down the aisle bearing .
big picture Of Colonel Roosevelt In
rough riders uniform. There was .
three.miuute interruption and tho pic.
ture was taken 70 the stage and cot up.
Mr.. Depew finished at 6:9t amid ap.
plause which was almost . pande.
monium. & 81
Rssardins Reessve,t's 1ti's,biltty.
Elihu Root, who was 8 delegate 10
the convention. was called to the plat
form BY the chairman and asked % 70
the eligibility Of Mr.. Roosevelt TO hold
o1hce. He said Nj. Roosevelt had Il.
ways voted In Oyster Bay and had
merely moved psrsonal property 20
Washington. When Mr.. Root read 8
letter from Mr.. Roosevelt 70 his law.
yer. asking for some money and ~.
: ing that he had expended % much
money that he was beyond his income,
Nr. Root said: Ell.
MI. Roossyelt had expended thAt
3 money 70 patss the rough riders.'
Thsrs wss O crest burst Of applause
and then ~. Root olossd BY saying
that the documsntasy proof not only