The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-29

CLEVELAND. O., May 2S.-The Re
Drblican state convention. which
y has been a continued ovation to
senator Hanna. closed this evening
-.f,b ID great demonstration I'm his
.,r,- 90 which he responded in char
..terIsti- speech. The senator at
farmer state conventions, has sounded
t.,7otes that have been taken up 10y
rs,ubIf.sn gIce clubs. He told them
i,Jav to sing Keep On Letting Wei
rDofIgh Alone" in the campaign rail-
lies this year.
Tho convention was distinguished for
harmony fu au that was done. one OF
the last cancellations was that Of Sen
sta~ Hanna and former Governor Asa
s Bushnell Of Springfield. The latter
had been here an week, but Bushnell
Ind Hanna never spoke as they passed
sa-h others quarters. They had not
,aokeu since the memora BILE contest for
,ba seuatorship i'm 1897 Before going
io the convention TO day they met in
The most cordial manner. The delegates
Who got them together gave glow
.ar reports around the convention hall
me Way lHFl NFAN NoAAAHa Gavin
other Mark and Asa" again.
Senator Hanna and George 3. Cox Of
Cincinnati also had a friendly farewell
tonight. after a contest during the day
over nominations.
Sweep For Hanna
What we're called the Hanna men won
on an ballots. but Cox supported none
L.
state ticket Hanna and Cox were on
opposite sides today, the same as in
he contest for the organize ton of the
legislature last January. but good feel
ms prevailed after the convention was
over.
While Senator Hanna was cheered as
be entered the hall. as he announced
tho vote OF his county dclsga ton, OF
which he Was chairman, as General
Gr1svsnor and other speakers referred
60 him. and 1u otf-r tctasiorS. the
ncr,Ul VI t.f Name = iesideut
Rockwell Senator Foraker. Governor
Nash and others were also Cheerec.
General Grosvenor was heartily re-
ceIved as the permanent chairman, as
was General Dick when he read the
resolutions. which were adopted sub
stantaliy as he had drafted them. with
the exception Of the Cuban resolution.
on which there was a compromise.
Tn accepting denomination at the head
o. the state ticket. Secretary OF state
Lewis e.. Layiin referred TO the state
convention at Zanesvillc in 1895. at
which the so-cslled triple alliance was
entered into that included Bushnell for
governor, Foraker for Senator and Nc
kin'ey for president.
Secretary .Laylin said they were
equally united now FOR Senator Hanna
90 succeed himself. although not so dis
tnrty positive in expressing prefer
.aEe l7 advance for president and gov
.ra'7. This reference to the governor
snip was enjoyed by the delega ties. who
nave. during the week. witnessed the
aFesS parade here Of a half dozen on
more asp.ranjs for the gubernatOrial
nomination next year.
Many ladies attended the convention
"ldE among them being Mrs. Hanna
WHO occupied a front seat on the plat
,.-m. but she and the ladies with hel
Peg The hsII before the senator WIS
'-'el out for the closing speech.
Grosvenor's Speech.
When the convention resssembled TO-
pay. Governor Nash. as the temporary
hartman. called for reports. The re-
WITS OF the committees on credentials
-.s ana order Of business were sub.
-,.el and adopted, The report max.
s FfEeT3I Charles II. Grosvenor per.
.taeni chairman and continuing IN,
s*'aIa'fr ot the temporary orxaniZa.
. was adopted. Mr.. Grosvenor. re-
r.Fst am ovation.
A..sr a feeling reference to the death
resident Mckinley and a stronl
.se"e1t of the administration o.
,,.-.-l Roosevelt. the speaker turne.
fl.i1pi0e question. said he:
faN.0DineS are ours. They err
.- .. The conquest OF Dewey an,
-. army. they are ours bv the term
treaty with Spain. they are our
s- principle OF law. national au.
-... .'Hal and the American pao0I
- never consent 20 the intro5ucti7r
@ le+Hga. power OF a party that vii
-- .aa a.a UirsticaI game Of .scur.is
rug. away from responsibility. eve1
.., rs DC Is. I'm the fear Of Co
. - .N' name of American civilizl
t.-- W.. viii control and govern an.
-nse islands. and We VIII re
"a, lHa Philippines. on a large
t-... ma. We have accomplished s.
ODD the island Of Porto Rico