The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-23


#eny former national gatherings.
sir was cool, the temperature
'o 70 and the indications were for
~ weather throughout the meet
After being up half the night
the demonstration Of 10000
>ing men, fireworks, bands, final
14ses and earnest conferences, the
7@T Of delegates and conspicuous
|'ir>e Of the convention were slow
Ike their appearance.
M leaders were slow in arriving
p ~ was not until Senator Hanna
s.. ~ an appearance at HAS that
4 ,husiasm of the thousands was
|r>=ted. He got a cheer as he moved
/ 80 center aisle the full length Of
- haii to the platform. The frst
'norstration Of any mark was given
|pf Roosevelt when he entered the
n *taring his black slouch hat.
#11f notable groups could be seen
orp4 the delegates. Immediately
IFpnt sat Senator Fairbanks, Of
''1ta, with Gov. Mount Of that
a )ust behind him. Gov. Shaw, of
~ ran over to greet his executive
''r+gue and say that Delivers flag
z stiil flying. Gov. Taylor, of Ken
~ came In with Gov. Bradley, OF
state, the former smiling and un-
I'D after all his turmoil. Just
~ was Senator Foraker. with his
Tossed, looking as though he had
' having hard conferences. while
urosvenor, looking like q patri-
|'|y. When the band played the
&| bpanRled Banner, the entire con-
..f.n rose 70 n. faat
.< a, A.
'uouAanu PeoPie stoou "hiie tne
nag air was played and applauded
mn q cheer as they took their
.I. Chairman Uanna r.nairad
Ir- ~, =,
't' ne hiteu the uhBalniy
'||t and brought II down with q
&1H1diuR whack. Instantly all ewes
III, 1rivatsd unor h,rn "a . ,a, =,
up'n MN au wave vi
swept tne nail CnairmRn
-*-= faced the storm OF applause
All resolute faoe Uia atern fan.
81. |iia ro, raia~ ~. ~ .sa.a
Su' ne Houueu -
ieuRement as the applause
|4& Il had subaided he bronght
,..'.. an. -, -I -,,. o.
s"'e asan' eains 'ne
-t|"tion 10 order.
b ril opening prayer Rev. james
I. Uolton ~ philadalnhia ..;d In
'''
''H'Inty God, our Heavenly Father:
Uceilent Is Thy name in all the
<"' Ihe whole world 10 full OF Thy
Unto Thee do we lift up our
~ ~ humility, love and praise. We
|.oe most hearty thanks for our
-|ft- social and national blessings.
q" NAst cast our lines In pleasant
'>'4 And given us a goodly heritage,
<u uest not dealt SO with any other
'7'r. Because OF Thy favor our land
'.,,' ,,r no~ os,ina s,,ns WIN ler,,n.y a,no nno
n lhs hum Of Industry and our coun.
riAees with the songs OF happy reap
~ mast given unto US wise rulers,
IA md soua, ,avs '1nu nv ,sh,ch s he 80, ssn
a sa4s sit under his own vine and fis
y #'.h none to molest or make him
4 n ... r.
50. Of TSss from % III nrtda Ta ,U and
n r|ory. Let not the profane, the self
1'''s or the promoters of strife and
a rule over u.s. but only such as
I. them ,ba, 40 wei, get The r,ch
MI % use their wealth with mod
~nd as a benediction to others.
f. Peor, ooth py INDUSTRY and tenn
.'... M an aris,orrsev % rae either of
&<aith or birth, but only Of in
aud goodness. Fill our land
snu ,ao r,sn,eousness; ~. :, 0s win ,,i senoSl moo
@ mem and yir,uous women Let
|1sniple of our free Institutions en-
nd bless the whole earth
~ Wolcott has q clear, reso-
f4iee, which penetrated to the
<.st recesses Of the hall. He
howeyer, with great rapidity
'.'a perhaps, somewhat spoiled
<'<4ct Of his speech. But the
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