Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT
This is the National Republican Ticket as
Adopted By
THE philadelphia CONVENTION
The Vast Assembly Goes Wild Over Nomination Of Me-
Kiney and Appearance Of Roosevelt.

Philadelphia, June 2l.-A cloudless
sky and cool bracing breeze are the
ideal conditions of the last day Of the
convention.
After all the smoke of conflict in
the last few days, everyone woke this
morning with the belief that McKin-
ly and Roosevelt would he the ticket
for 1900.
The last vestlge of doubt has gone.
At an early hour the convention set
the crowd in motion. By 10 the hall
was comfortably filled. The heat was
oppressive.
The first enthusiasm arose when
the delegation marched up the aisle,
with the banner with big black letters
KANSAS is for Roosevelt.
Governor Roosevelt was given a
great demonstration as he entered,
also was Hanna.
A big band from Canton, Ohio, the
home of the president, played the Ma
tional Anthem. Lodge called the
convention to order at ten thirty
eight. Archbishop Ryan, of Phlla-
delphia, offered prayer.
At the close of prayer Quay was
recognized. He withdrew his amend
ment to the rules of representation.
The rules were then adopted as re-
ported amid the cheers of the south
ern delegations.
Lodge announced that the next In
order Was the nomination OF prcsidef.
tial candidates. Great cheering
Alabama was recognized A tai
, swarthy southerner arose, stood in MI
chair and shouted, "Alabama yields
to Ohio"
This was the signal. Foraker wa
recognized. He advanced to the plat
: form amidst the widest demonstra
tion. He began his speech by placing
S Mckinley in nomination. He was re
: peatedly interrupted with cheers.
Mr.. Foraker said Mckinley had al
ready been nominated three times
now he is nominated by the Who'll
people.
His record is replete in brillian
;. achievements. He comprehends bot
- peace and war. .
y It is no exaggeration to say that
all American history no chapter
more brilliant. The American nan
has greater significance now. III
flag a new glory.
Tn the name of Republicans ever,
1,,,oro nominate as candidate for tt
is presidency William Mckinley
" Pandemonium broke loose at u
y closing sentences. Former outburs
nailed before the cyclone sound. Eve
one stood and waved and yelled.
The state standards we're waV
and borne aloft, great pampas wav
eS furiously. There was renewed III
when Hanna seized one Of the plum
and waved it from the stage.
This continued for eleven mlnu1'
lrs IT. was renewed again when India
lin started the rush to the PLATFORM G
lis rvine the state standards. The plu'
YER demonstration was followed by
un doxology, the singing Of John Bro" .
ter hodv, the galleries joining in
chorus and the delegates leading.
Roosevelt was recognized at II
when there was another enthuslas
demonstration. He began his spe'
re- seconding the nomination.
the AS the governor left the platlo
'ra- .,ore was another demonstrations
tle waved SalutatlOn to Uno no'
is throngs, particularly to his vile
cav the gallery. ~,
Senator Thurston followed ho'
velt in seconding, John Wyerks
Kentucky straight and TALL secon
in hehalf of the south follower
r1o delegate George knight OF Call1o. 0,
i,s m for the west. Gov. Mount OF 1no'
md. followed. u.s
'' The roll Of states was called
each voted for Mckinley line
su,t of the nomination was un
nous. ,o,s,
The pandemonium broke .ooss
'oler one swelling chorus Of enthuaas"
the new candidate.
The earlier scenes were reps
rs. 80, ,.,,,,1ad enerQV, Ilere "