The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-26
NAMING THE TICKET


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.-o-Df rrsf- leader W.T. state Eui3ons
T,i~-.5 ID a common center they mace
lenrry oyrr the head q the NarWiea ~
fsa. Republican party. Ohio iHteTi'eN'4
l.ref.s ysrr New York. Maine hEuTAuFe-
r., kissed hrr hand 90 California. and Mn
-....,. salute. Texas Then sa4 higher
climb. Hanna BE mounted a table "n'f'
r. could look OCT au tls cheering Inuit-
fHF4 Edets. him suddenly appeared
,1.-r XII a-rayeI !u Tho national s''af-.
Al MS .ght she cheers Te.ou1leG- Abe
music or tho orchestra was drowned IN
Toe awiu. din.
Cheers Tor Mark Hanna.
Tho demonstration had now continued
y,.-r ..ara..r a 'u' for zen uiHg' s.
Chairman Lodge begsn to rap for ORDER
F.- the ring o. E.e gave' Uas ~ 100 avail
Texas .rrerat. shouted au1y. tIy r1aE.
..THr.r cheers Tor Mark Hanna. Trry
v.~. given With Will Then dol.Ea'e
with e.i..s standard Do his hand dove
f.t. ,Es main aisle and went Care,uins
toward Oh, rear 90 thr ugs.e of John
Browns Body Lies Nnlar~iuc iu The
Ground" Tie bearers Of the standards
rEa aisle they swung. starting fn" Who'll"
s-.Tm asr.-h When they reached the
main entrance they were met by mon
holding alatt "a gigantic Tau.eT mach"
elephant with the national co.oTs CO.
tVircG about its neck Then the process
sion came back and cire'ed the pit Fur
several minutes this parade continued.
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But Teddy did not finch. He look 1
about him while he waited Tor me storm 10
sHhsice. Several times Re- raised his hand.
but the cheering continued. His stern,
square Jaw was firmly set as he surveyed
the scene. only once did his face relax.
That was when be caught sight Of his
wife, who sat ia the reserved seats over
hanging the pit on his right Then le
smiled TN his teeth showed, ana Mrs
Roosevelt fiuttCred back her handkerchief.
When finally he was allowed 20 begin he
plunged directly 10 the heart Of his sub
jet IN the impetuous way which the peo-
Ile so much admire his nrSL etalem' II
was that he would second the nomination
o. william .H'N'H''y' VINO h'a raced more
r3ln The convention gor nm IFS fee, and
&, Nos several minutes tafora he could
1,rocee5 Every movement and every
word was characteristic Of the man He
looked smoke. and acted ike one giving
directions 10 an army about To 20 into
hattie And Dorhing would conrerr him
bu, IN storm Tho heights ~ he din AZ
Santiago.
Roosevelt &c m master ~ tho fo1 Uo
pref4rs the ly,adswnrd and a. no laid
abour him with sledg,hamuer blows the
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hraska DELEGATE shouted "Hft en- again.
He had The manuscript Of his spaarb in
MS hand and referred 10 il orr3sfor3IIy
describing page after page as he finished.
until the platform al his fee, was strewn
with white sheets When h. reached his
peroration, and with a world OF Infinite
scorn in his voice asked If America was a
weakling 10 shrink from the woodwork
Of the world-powors the whole pit echoed
'No.' n chorus. When he concluded and
resumed his seat in the New York dele
CATION the other delegates rushed forward
an" surrounded him. Many embraced him,
ana u seemed for 2 moment a. If they
"ou4d III hlm 10 their shoulders.
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hated him on behalf of the State which
had originally come 10 Philadelphia Tor
Dol!iver.
HIS nomination was seconded by Dele
gate Murray, OF Secretary Longs STATE,
and Delegate Ashton, Of Washington. who
came here for Bartlett Tripp. Chauncay
Dtp-W wound W the oratory on behalf
al the State, which declared for Wood
ruff. Dopew's speech aroused the most in
tense enthusiasm when ne pictured the
dazzling dreams Of the country's future.
During every pause the band PLAYED but
one air, the tune which Col. Roosevelt
had heard IN the trenches before Santl-
ago.