The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-24

hepupllcan party, lappausels ll- lliiiE
Wnen and the place Wnefe pr fe-e-'-L
~ Names secretary Hat ~ q
tAe pt-nclpal adlless- ce--s GOT 3 1-t
ranks and others VIII a1ale5s tA1
meeting
1Aen followed the ammo" ieeiiirhL tiftl
the recently elected national epn4il-i llee
WcGld meet iiI the coliseum annex iln-
mediately on the adjournment OF tHe
convention.
cen For ego-,ioations.
rbafrr,ar cannon al olce announced
that the aext or4er OF 0us..ess would
De ron Call OF the states lot .tne nom
inauon cot president oE the oh--sd
states
The clerk called Alabama ana M
mellately oscar r. huA1l-s OF tll4L
state mounted chair ana announcea
That Alabama requested tHe Agt-ei anu
privilege of yielding its place on the
rol I'D The state ui Ne" YORK
instantly tue con. H-ltl9'l "ae I'D an
uFroar- The Nc" YORK aeiesatlon was
ON lis leel ilke one men waving tHeit
hags and shouting Wildly. iN-GoNeT-
not Frank S-aeN of Ne" YORK. VINO
was 90 deliver the nominating speeeh
ait behalf OF Ffesil~hi roosevelt, illl-
mealateiy started for .ne PLATFORM amid
me widest enthusiasm on ihe pdrt OF
inc delegates
49, Governor biacN reached the oesk
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greeted Dy lnat AeAlirliloli ana eecol te.t
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His epigrams provoked laughter ana
Ike sharply turned sentences for which
Ie ls noted never failed To raise a
ripple Of apprecidliVe applause.
0n the left lapel OF his coat Ar.
B.acA wore "A PINK carration and OUR
ing iae ulsl Few minutes OF his adj
dress he clutched tightly In his left
noHd handkerchief which he al-
lowed 10 hang loosely. Occasionally
he changed the handkerchief from his
left DO mis- right hand always when ne
ciI So holding his right hand behind
his back. He used few gestures and
these mainly by the left arm which
ne raised from time to time when he
desired 20 emphasize "a point
Governor Black pronounced the nom
lIlaunS WORDS aL just llttb O'Clock AS
me 4id SO ne retired quickly from the
PLATFORM. 8ul the words Theodore
roosevelt mad not LETT his lips when
tL7Fe was shout. The convention
thunder t6ar follows ' he Iishfaing the
enthusiasm began Flass were in the
1.is Aat7 were thrown up men Jumped
ONO tleli chairs. women stood ana
shouted The air was rea- with one
continuous prolonged shout from thou
sands of Threats. So mighty was the
volume OF sound that nothing definite
i'm the WAY of arrfoUIata so17ud was dis
tingufsHad
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All this point the band struck up.
lls strains however were only family
dlscerulDle in the mighty Clu- Then
Chairman Cannon took "a hand. lD-
IUrlug q tatteTed silk flag. he adj
Nauced TO the extreme edge OF the
platform and BEGAN TO wave it. The
flag is the property of the Lincoln
Mckinley association of Missouri and
it made its first auueaT9uca All a Re-
publican national Cd gfio0 In 1850
when lincoln yr. .tsre7 Tt WAS
then carried by- 4ba ...-~f Fararoffr7,
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erruried bv en- 'r7rrs,,ss go b,Ier
portrait OF President Roosevelt, borne
aloiL by three men, again there was
continuous shouting.
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The front Of ne stage WAS next
given over 5o "a ,1-,re man ,-ith "a
7Tlassna1ne and % f7E as 1e sv7Ing
the banner from SIDE t0 slda he shouted
me mama sea1er1-alr al aarf .-s-f4rr- of
the Har +hz name ,1-r- ra-aa+ed III
was soon taken uD bv rhe defeEates ia
'FRONT.' spread 10 those iu the rear. and
iu twinkle the whole assenbiage was
SHOUTING. Roosevelt Roosevelt. % ia "a
measured unison
The young man WHO started the cry
was j. Henry Smythe Jr. of PhIa-
delrhia. who is prominently identified
with amateur =p.rts
Tha Indiana feIeeatfar sprung opcn
umbrellas OF red. white and blue bear
Ing PORTRAITS OIL RooseEelt and Fair
banks. the ALasFan totem poles were
held aIofr ana thousands 0e FLAGS waved