The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-04
SENATOR HANNA
IN CONVENTION
Republican Party Of Ohio Makes
Himself Heard.
WILL NOMINATE HERRiCK
OTHER SELECTIONS WILL BE
KNOWN TODAY.

- OLYMPUS, O., June 3.-The open
ing sessions. as Well as the pre-
~ lfTninarv meetings. OF the Repuo-
lican state convention today showed
that the claim that this is "Hanns's
year with the party in Ohio vas wen
founded Il is conceded that MS
friends controlled almost all Of the
twenty-one congressional districts ne
closest contests were Ror members or
the state central committee. on which
there are seventeen Hanna men, ON
some of the other committees the
Hanna element was more nearly unan-
imOus.
II is generally known thar Myron t.
Herrick,- who viii be nominated Tor gov
ernOr without opposition JOINS SehaloI
Hanna in the desire not 20 dictate tue
nominations for all the state offices. ana
at the same time no fighting IS wanted
on the floor OF the convention.
The Auditorium WAS packed when j.
b Cliugerman. chairman or the state cen
traI committee. called the convention 70
order this afternoon When Senator
Hanna was introduced as temporary
chairman the demonstrate was Ions
and loud. Regarding Roosevelt he said;
Tribute to Teddy.
Republicans today can congratulate
themselves that in the direction ot ns-
tional affairs they have realized az tasy
hoped for and all they expected On the
administration Of Theodore HooseNe Ell
(ApDIauseD We look back but few
short months. when that heroic Young
man standing under the gloom Of that
awful tragedy at Buffalo, L6eilnsS ana
approaching the responsibility which had
come upon him, and in the presence o.
the American people made that sacred
promise to them that to the best OF his
ability. with his heart full of desire IL
should be his aim to carry out the pol
icies of President Mckinney tLong con-
ti1Ued applause And how vel he has
succeeded We all know, and we all feel
that this convention viii express an ap-
probation Of that administration. We al
realize TO that young president Is due, as
coming from his heart the most patri-
otic. unselfish and energetic devotion TO
the interests of the people and the pFln-
CiDles of his party dong continued APP
plauseD Standing in the presence OF the
American people and hearing those WORDS,
the solemn import Of which impressed
itself upon all who stood near him, no
one can doubt his motives or even DIS
ambition. No one can place him In me
category of a man whose ambition IS
greater than his patriotism tGreat APP
Stand Pat Platform.
The call by congressional districts was
then made for members Of the committees
on credentials, permanent organization
rules of order, etc, when the convention,
jOurned until 10 o clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The recommendations agreed upon COM
mend President Roosevelt's ability aud
adherence 10 Mckinley principles and IA
vor his nomination and the reelection OF
Hanna as senator, and praise Governor
Taft of the Philippines. N0fchaTge rs
wanted in the tariff or other national
declarations Certain planks insist ol2- ne
,nlercenlent OF The amendments Tor resrQ
suffrage or the reduction of the repre-
sentstiOn of southern states in congress
and the electoral college