Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09

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permanent chairman. win come the
report Of the committee that has
framed the platform A. this stage
Of the proceedings the convention
will llven up and many interesting
speeches and debates may BE- looked
for. These speeches viii probably
prolong the session. though the final
adoption Of the platform win mark
the end OF the second day o. the con.
vention
Friday will be the big day Of the
convention, the day 20 which all the
previous sessions and proceedings are
[ but an introduction n win be the
/ day on which candidates for presi.
dent and vice president viii be nam.
ed. The candidates will DO placed
/ In nomination, but few believe that
tho convention will be- able 30 make a
selection before Saturday or probah.
~ later. This n tho part of the game
when heated debates and fiery ora.
tory are IN order.
The roll OF states will be called al.
phabetlcally, and each state viii be
asked n n has candidate 90 pre-.
sent. Arizona or California might
present tho name. of Hearst, but u
h. probable that no response viii be
made until Delaware "a reached
whom tho leader Of the delegation
from that state will present the name
% Judge George Gray for the preal.
dentla; nomination. u 90 probable
that Illinois. with ~ 80 delegates
will be selected 90 present the name
Of Hearst Massachusetts will pre-
sent the name OF Richard Olnoy
when New York n reached the name
Of Parker will be formally presented
, 20 the convention The speech nom
/, mating Judge Parker will be made
r by Martin W Ilttleton, president o.
tho Borough Of Brooklyn. Missouri
will cast tho candidacy Of her favor
/, tie son. Cockrell. upon the turbulen
/, waters. and Wisconsin Will place Il
. nomination Wall. Of Milwaukee
: whose candldack cuccecdod IN Pre-
, venting tho Badger state from fallln
I into the Hearst column. The Goi
"a man candidacy will be- presented D.
West Virginia. which Is the onl
10 state instructed for she Mgytant
|, Senator. though this fact IS not b
any means indicative 81 his rea
. strength IN the race.
After the favorito sons have bee
!. presented and the first ballot take
the battle will be on In earnest Whe
!, the end will come or what Il viii
is purely conjecture. When a cal
I, dldate has been finally selected, hCv
~ ever, the convention will proceed
- the nomination OF a candidate 4
IL, vice president So far little attentic
a. Ia being paid to this part Of the wor
10 Il IL virtually an established rule
y. select a candidate for second place 4
" the ticket from a section Of the cou
~ try geographically opposite that fro
lu which the presidential candida
comes.
% with the selection Of the ticket Il
y. ~, natlopal convention will adjourn.
~ The national committee, hOwoy,
Nv will remain IN the city 20 choose
chairman. who will be tho manager
the campaign: vice chairman. al
Ic secretary. who viii DO his ASST
~. ants. and an executive commit,
~ who will act with him Ia an advise
~ capacity The selection u a cha
~ man will depend upon which wing
o the party gains control Of the conv'
Nv ton The chairman will naturally
- one who Is personally acceptable
uo the presidential nominee. In a
~ event. Il ia stated definitely that
Senator Jones, the incumbent. will
- tire. and a new man chosen Tor I
~ place. Should Parker be nominal
nv q is rumorod thar Thomas Tagga
'' the present national committeem
from Indiana, and a practical pol
W clan Of recognised ability. will be
'l'' locted 10 head the committee.
~ After the the new committee
lo' made up the chairman and his ass
In' anta will proceed 10 open headqu
hu' teFs for the campaign. Headqu
~ tera will be maintained IN New 70
ON and the western end % the campa
~ will probably be directed frUih {
cago as Ia former years.
.a' Several weeks after the convent
'u adiourns the committee on notin
y tion will wait on the presidential {
vice presidential candidates 20
y mally notify them Of their selectl
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