The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-05

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of the resolutions, or platform commit
Tee. His selection will naturally be
eombated vigorously by the "conser-
Vatlves, who are mostly supporters Of
Judge Parker The platform commit
tee will have a difficult task on it's
hands to satisfy the opposing ele-
ments and draw up resolutions that
will be acceptable to a majority of the
delegates. The platform viii discuss
trusts, labor immigration, statehood
and other subjects
There are numerous contests to en-
gage the attention of the credentials
committee, among the most fmpor-
tant being the cases from Illinois and
the District of Columbia. The recon-
mendations of the national committee
which has been considering the con
tests for several days, will govern in
most OF those cases brought before
the credentials committee. The com
mittee on order of business prescribes
the rules and order Of business which
viii govern the convention, ana names
the permanent officers who will have
charge Of the conEysST1ssss delibera
ton.
For PernaJ INT Chairman.
Senators BaiE of Texas, German,
Of Maryland, Thomas Becisworth OF
Michigan, Patrick A. Coiiins Or Boston
land James Hamilton Lewis of Washing
ton are among those mentioned FOR
permanent chairman John w. Mar
Tin viii be sergeant at arms and J. G.
Gavin. Of New Mexico win be reading
clerk,
Thursday the convention Will be call
ed to order by the temporary chairman
who win receive the reports from The
committees on credentials, and perma,
nent organization and order Of busi-
ness and these reports having been
adopted "a committee will be named
to escort to the chair the permanent
chairman. The latter will then deIiv-
er a speech similar in character to
that Of the temporary chairman, deal
ing with The issues Of the campaign
This speech will later form an impor-
tant part of the campaign literature
and be published in the official party
publication known as the campaign
text book, Following the address OF
the permanent chairman will come the
reports Of the committee that has
framed the platform Al this stage Of
.of the proceedings the convention will
.liyen up and many interesting speech.
es and debates may be looked for,
These speechs will probably protong
the session, though the hna adoption
.of the platform VIII mark The end OF
the second day Of the convention.
Nominate on Friday.
Friday viii be The big day Of the con
.yention, the day 70 which all Of the
previous sessions and proceedings are
but an Introduction, It VIII DO the
day on which candidates for president
and vice president Will t. named.
The candidates will be placed IN nom,
ination but few believe that the con
yention will be able to make a seIec-
ton before Saturday and probably lat
er. This is the part Of the game when
heated debates and fiery oratory are
in order.
The roil Of states will be called al
phabetically. and each state Will be
asked if it las candidate to present
Arizona aud California might present
hte name Of Hearst, but it is probable
that no response will be made untIl
Delaware is reached. when the leader
fof the delegation from that state VIII
present the name Of Judge George
| Gray for the presidnetal nomination
H. Is probable that Illinois with its
54 delegates, will be selected 10 pre-.
sent the name Of Hearst. Massachu,
sets will present the name OF Richard
Olny. When New York is reached the
name Of Parker Will be formally pre-
scented TO the convention. The speech
nominating Judge Parger will be made
by Martin w. Littleton, president OF
the Borough Of Brooklyn. Missouri
will cast the candidacy Of hes favorite
son, CockreE. upon the turbulent wa
ters, and Wisconsin will place in nom
iuation Wall Of Milwaukee. whose can
didacy succeeded in preventing the
Badges state from falling into the
Hearst column. The German candida