Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12

Canton. o., julio 12.-The severe storm
N last night was succeeded today 10y
IL Mckinley weather" The day
awned bright and clear with crisp
lreeze and warm sun, At the Nc
kipley residence the effects Of the storm
ere apparent in the disarrangement OF
NJ flag decorations and the big lunch
op tent. but these were soon straight
,Bei up and everything was in readi-
less for the ceremony at the appointed
iBme.
The second notification OF WilliamMc-
klnrey that he had been selected as the
bomlBee OF the Republican party for
PRESIDENT was made at the same place
II at first and all the accessories were
,imuar 10 the occasion Of four years
NO. Then the chairman Of the COM
attee was Senator John NJ. Thurston
a Nebraska. who had been permanent
hartman OF the convention. Today
senator Henry Cabot Lodge. OF Massa-
ttusetts stood upon the same porch
hnd In the presence Of a vast multitude
tncially notified President Mckinley
nat he was the unanimous choice Of the
Republican national convention for
Presldent The speech OF Senator Lodge
Nd the response Of Mr.. Mckinley were
Intended to be more than formal and TO
A certain extent formed the basis upon
mich the campaign Is to be fought
d. year. Their utterances were lis
uned TO with the closest attention by
b. many prominent Republicans who
sere present
q ARRIVAL OF THE COMMITTEE.
Chairman Lodge and the members OF
b. notification committee, together
plth Chairman Hanna and members Of
b. national committee, arrived at II
sbecial train from Cleveland at II
0cock. They were met at the station
bs "a citizens committee IN charge Of
% arrangements and with a band OF
nusic and escorted % the home Of
PRESIDENT Mckinley. Several flags had
htgn flung 10 the breeze IN the early
morning and the streets through which
% procession moved had some indi-
cbt0ns OF a celebration The various
organizations and clubs as they
mDrched 20 the Presidents home were
HOuped about the place within seeing
am hearing distance Of the ceremonies.
Snme time before the arrival Of the
ratification party, President Mckinley
vent out into the yard and inspected
am approved the arrangements. The
Pfesident wore white fedora hat,
pfoad eXpanse OF white vest and sack
coe OF very democratic appearance. He
efeeted the different arrivals In a most
cofdial and friendly manner A large
epace IN the front yard was roped on
an hlled with chairs for the notfica.
tpn party and distinguished guests. Ia,
blhs were also provided Tor the press
outside the roped space numerous
Photographic outfits were set up ana
uaIned on the point where the speak,
hg was to take place
BOOMING OF GUNS.
Dive minutes after II o'clock the
booming Of guns announced the arrival
u the notification committee AT the
Hauon They Immediately entered
rtUages and with the Canton escort
marched toward the Presidents house
~ the time they had arrived. a LARGE
no"d had collected and the COMMITTEES
- received with cheers Senator
tolge and Senator Hanna were i'm the
70 OF the notification party. Both
uttered the house and had a few mo.
Hehts' chat with President Mckinley.
~ then returned 90 the porch. A few
~ ',4ehis later, the President with Mrs
Hihley on his arm, came upon the
N gh' ana their appearance ives herald.
a oy general cheering.
q number OF distinguished men occu.
w seats on the porch. among them
f'ns senator Hanna, Postmaster Cen
a ~ smith, Cornelius y. Bliss. Henry c
Il yue Judge Day, r. c. Kerens and
4 preventative Taylor with Mrs. Me.
lnley We're Mrs Barber Mrs. Mary
81 A,}h Mrs. Judge Day and Mrs
ual.es Dawes. Senator Lodge i'm,
elia'ely mounted a small startling
n '0A ana delivered his speech.
LODGES ADDRESS.
Ar. President: This committee repre-
"ANs every state In the Union and
organized territories OF the United
II ayes was duly appointed 20 announce
',l, formally, your nomination By
republican national convention
".sH met In Philadelphia July 10
n as the candidate Of the Republican
n " Tor President Of the United states
4 lle term beginning March 1907
Az oe selected by the Republican mar
d, llair candidate for this preaf ~
Il a'"ays one Of the highest honors
forot n .1h De given TO any man. This
Lri.'' I'iluu however comes 20 you. sir.
~. y,Iclmstanccs which give il
r s,snihcance and make Il an even
r'. IMPRESSION Of honor and trust
i51. usual You were nominated al
,'-l' 'phia. You received the enforced
hi ". every delegate, from every stat.
"l every territory.
HARMONY OF SENTIMENT.
Ihe harmony OF sentiment which m.
- 90 the face Of the record Was I'M
r., Nectlon OF deeper harmony
No. Asied IN he hearts and minds
vac 0ei. gates. Without faction with
4lhsent with profound Satisfaction
r.. gasei enthusiasm. you were nomi.
- ior the presidency by the nnited
~. lhe representatives Of our great
fri- lN which there d neither sign an
'ors.lu nor shadow OF turning. Sucb
b. r,..ly always remarkable. ia here
,'.'Ie impressive because Ii accom-
Ma, % second nomination TO the great
No.. when you have held for four
h.. Ut Us not the facile triuinpb M
t-,,., 'ei experience. but Che sober an
.1al NJ conduct ana characfer tss,d5
|stirso, lIials and tried by heavy ana
30 ..lnaty responsibilities. With the
.|inri6, ,u or the period IN which Wash
H. 81. ~ sanized the nation and bullt
Ivhsr ana of those other awful wears
H. lincoln led his people through
ds'ir,,.is or ciYil war and saved from
.'hsr, llon the work OF Washington
b I'M, r' 4, never been q presidential term
fYsn., history so crowded with great
Iilogs 'o nled with now and momen-
+ D nov tIesuons as that which
having TO Its end. True to the