The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-29
mckinley and Roosevelt Nominated
Unanimously.
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an candidates. They were nominat-
ed today for President and Vice.
President respectively, not in STAN
pede, but in formal manner, showing
that each was the deliberate choice
OF the convention. No other cand-
date but Mckinley was considered
for president. No other candidate
than Roosevelt was considered for
vice-president. Mckinley got all the
926 votes in the convention. Roose-
welt got all but one-his was the uue
vote not cast. To the end he re-
NAMED sincere in his belief that
somebody else ought to be nominal.
ed, and carried home with him the
satisfying knowledge that he was
the only anti Roosevelt man in the
convention.
Mark Hanna is again to be manag-
or OF the campaign. Ten minutes
after the convention adjourned he
was elected chairman OF the new na.
tional committee. Work is to be
begun at once. No time is to be
lost, Candidates are to be notified
on July IL, within a week after the
Bryan ticket has been placed in no.
mutation.
The campaign is to be managed,
as usual, by selected con- mittee
and there is to be an advisory or
financial committee, of which Cor
nelius N. Bliss will be one Of the
members.
The battle ground is to be the
enemy's country. By the enemy's
country in republican circles is
meant the crest West Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska and other prairie
and mountain States.
In little more than a weeks time
Gov. Roosevelt, at the head OF the
charging Western campaign column,
will be invading the enemy's coun-
try.
A reunion OF Rough Riders is to
be held in Oklahoma the first week
in July. The Governor will 60
J through Kansas City on his way to
the reunion. He will return on July
5, lust about the time Bryan is be.
, ing nominated. There will be a
: special train, stops at important
points, brass bands, shooting mat.
ches, sweet cider and other things
a and for the first time the long hair.
= ed free silver friends OF Mr.. Bryan
8 will be net on their own ranges te
be told the truths about the Am
+ erican flag, the American nation and
9 the American dollar.
In the middle OF July the Gov
| ernor will take another trip, ano
=. may on this occasion make dast
+. into North Dakota. South Dakota
y Montana and Idaho" OF course, or
!, this trip he will be seen once o.
: twice in Nebraska.
n There was no fight in the conven
y ton over anything except the homo
of making speeches for the success
Is full candidates.
d Quay, like Plat, energies from tn
y. convention with much renowl
!. among his followers. These tw'
a men we're the only ones who playe'
J. good politics in the convention
Is Plat has the honor of having noml
'r uated Roosevelt against the del'b
crate opposition of Hanna, AM
QUAY has the credit OF sharing tn
Roosevelt boom which resulted !
Of Senator Hanna's capitulation at las'
in Whenever Quay appeared in tn
10 convention, whenever he arose
,e make a motion or change his sea
es he was greeted with'great applause
H. When he came to the convention b
We was regarded as a dead politician
n. Even his enemies admit that durln
.st the last week he has vastly added
Is, his strength
er The concluding session OF tn
Hn convention took on in a suPrem
measure the character OF gre'
Republican jubilee. Every ma
~ ia stood m when MI