Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-20

,..s.J the schuylkn and be-
,sa doors Of the convention hall
nomination Of President Mcl<in-
rss expected to be the event Of the
.rl every road led TO the export
idor building In street cars car
~. and atoot. the people streamed
s,s members Of the National LegIs-
.sgs league Of the woman suffragists
s bu.ly engaged while the dele
..,., were assembling distributing ap-
.is for q declaration by the conyen-
~. favorable 10 woman suffrage
coNvENTIoN GOES WILD OVER
~ ROOSEVELT
rpoclock after Senator Hanna had
,.,.ssd the platform, the ushers car
1 =. into the pit great punches Of
I'll white and blue pampas plumes'
1 nv were Ike plumes which were IN
A sglance az StL0uis four years ago. ana
. ts.y were probably destined to perform
similar function In the great Nc
4 grIy demonstration later In the day.
4 aO.T Chauncey' was not overlooked
/. 3ay and there was a great hutter OK
4 tsr3kerchlefs from the ladies as he
q s.~s I'M but it was Gov. Roosevelt who
y. me convention wild. lie was still
caring his rough rider hattie appeared
a. In Yesterday at the main entrance,
IN Instantly the crowds cheered fran
snv AS on yesterday, as he pushed
4 ie Tav toward his seat. his progress
vas lmpeded by the greeting Of the
4 dsaales mr.
senator Plat was by his side. The
{ GOVERNOR did not appear 80 strongly
4 e.,t.ra as Yesterday. He smiled right
. e8len TO the plaudits Of the multi
4 While the Roosevelt demonstration
vas In progress the eyes Of the multi
i mie we're suddenly directed by
i frsDg. spectacle IN the center OF the
uqe AS the Chinese minister Mr.. wa
Il rsg Fang. respondent I'm rich oriental
. gu and accompanied by Mr. Chung,
j erstary Of legation also richly robed
i Wks came down the middle aisle Of
4 ns platform Minister WI was greeted
Il ID he entrance by Senator Barrows'
i vso Introduced him 20 several disun-
. pushed public men crOWdiug about
CALLED TO ORDER.
The great hall was now black with
4 IsopIe and the scene was inspiring as
A q. eye r0amrd over the acres OF hui
4 rinity. AT 1925 Senator Wolcott
i ngDed Tor order Immediately the
4 lani started up the star SpanRled
4 Banner and the vast multitude rose
! e. masse Governor Roosevelt, as on
i yesterday being first 20 his feet Sem
q ilf Wolcott again raped for order
e. DE swelling strains flOated away
4 vhsH The confusion had subsidized, Rev.
/ Carries ". Boswell opened the proceed
i hH with prayer.
a remarkable tribute TO the flag and
j % the pioneers OF the Republican par
4 9 now occurred Mr. WolcOtt stepped
toward and stated that fifteen sur
N0N OF the first Republican conven-
Il in called at Pittsburg forty-four
4 laN ago. We're present with the same
4 90 nag used IN the convention
j FIFTEEN REPUBLICAN PATRI-
ARCHs.
Il At hat moment a file OF white-halred
i a,rarchs appeared from the rear
FaHng at their head a faded flag
n alIsled and barely held together by a
.ls stan AS the flag appeared the
s-llrnce rose, delegates, spectators
sll guests and deafening salute went
4 v iNr the faded standard and It's ven-
4 so.e upholders. The fifteen white
.1lel men ranged themselves side by
Nv looking out on the sea OF faces.
Il a~us SIDE OF the flag another standard
Nv lht legend, National Fremont
Mseauop. Republican Party Organ
~ fep y. 1856, al Pttsburg. Pa
Il men the storm of the applause had
.l'lde1 the delegation read a resolu-
B A Declaring their unwayering allegi-
NV lle party they had helped TO
4 Vlls forth.
Il ,Ig resolution regretted the inability
4 many oi The members Of the Nation
4 fremont association 10 be present
4 ,agse OF advanced age. and deslg-
mayor II, r. Loud and J. X. Con-
~ represent them. The resolution
M. glsQ mat the declaration that
i heartily endorse the administra-
i non William Mckinley. which
US such unbounded prosperity"
II 49, ln'iient over the chairman rec
Il w representative Payne OF New
n ~. chairman of the committee on
n ,-s ulisls Who mounted the platform
Il M 'al me report OF the committee.
D-1 was adopted.
Il -N''ANhNr CHAIRMAN LODGE.
q as,a. Cr9svenor OF Ohio. chairman OF
4 M, ,t,l.l.ee on permanent organiza-
4 r,, ''sa presented the committees re-
4 4 vbf.ii N's was also put through with
Il r."s chairman announces as COM
Il 49, 70 escort Senator Henry Cabot
Il We the chair" announced Mr..
4 ns,sS 11v Shaw Of Iowa. and Gov.
i M, roosevelt OF New York"
Il 49,. Guy then delivered powerful
q urrg'. MS voice showed splendid
4 rsH's,s power His reference 20 Ha-
Il iys 10 we presence OF representa-
1 o, a.. Wal new acquisition brought
i grss,ir'.sa'es 90 their feet In n lusty
i fg.-," 10 ihe HaWaiians and when he
.ft- 10 the 'lnfamy" In Kentucky.
4 llss,. SUES yelled their approval. Mr.
i tlse,,-. IeIefences 20 the policy Of the
4 Rlr-.I.ent towards Cuba and the
i isss,itlnes brought out frequent mani
4 tb5,' '.s Of approval. and his brilliant
he /, 70 me American soldiers serv-
4 lssTy we 51e Tropics was the signal for
Il sH demonstration.
r..'9i Lodge concluded al 1887
II nsf 10y DhIlds OF Rhode Island. IN a
Hs -Eseh. presented a historic gayel.
Il povi5.-.hogany from the capitol at
4 Ch,-s Che bronze from the yacht
a n. which defeated the Shamrock
hn International yacht races last
+. la,gg'g-Ag delegate from Kentucky. Mr..
II q a,.,mo mounted the platform. and In
4 ert5 ,enl speech presented another
II Be ,ilin a tree IN the valley Of the
II "a ll beneath which Gen. Car
4 u. t@,. sa'a 20 have knelt In prayer at
i N ot Middle Creek
4 as, - ss olsen Of Minnesota presented a
"ae'a had been used at the Re