Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-22
WILL ONLY Be ONE CANDIDATE.
Names Of Rep. R, R. Hit and o'nerS
will be Withdrawn on Call
OF the States.
INVENTION SIMPLY A HOLIDAY
:, is yot Strenuous but Always In
nrcstinc," Was the Remark OF
Rep. Hull of Iowa


cs,,oro June Ex-senator Fairbanks
AN he nominated for vice president
,,.,lmously. The Illinois delegation
", today and decided to withdraw the
s,ms Of representative Robert r. Hi't.
when Illinois is reached on the can
=, states Senator Cullom Will announce
ma, he has received a telegram from
q. urt directing that his name be
,pb5rawn from the convention and
Ma, Illinois will support Senator FAIR
hanks The names of the other candi-
dates wlll be withdrawn, Senator Dol
iver will present the name or SENATOR
fairbanks TO the convention.
Win the platform completed and IN
,sf hands OF the fun committee, every
cement Of speculation seems removed
nom the remaining sessions Of the con-
NntiOn,
,nn said that following the action or
M Illinois delegation, they would not
resent the name of John A Springer as
sylce presidential candidate from that
safe.
IT WAS CANNONs DAY,
ihe Republican national convention
M again at noon. Yesterday was
Ehu Roots day. This was Speaker
Cinnons,
The day was fawless, clear sunshine,
fresh breeze from the lake and tenn
knture near IS. The delegates spent
Sst Of the morning out of doors be-
iie the hotels on the lake front, where
n,ny Of the state headquarters are.
Snators and governors lined up along
he curb with much more ordinary folk
walked up and down watching
tulpages on the drive, or looking at the
sls outside the breakwater,
AHoLIDAY CONVENTION
What a holiday this convention is"
lsmarked Senator Depew to his near
nlghbors, who happened to be Gov.
Dgrbin OF Indiana, and Representative
Hvll Of Iowa, II feel quite as though
| we're at the seashore with nothing to
% except be idle and look at the wa
~"
II Is not strenuous" said Mr.. Hull
'tll always interesting A national
convention seems to me more express
I'VE OF the peculiar genius of our peo-
Ne than any other institution. A con-
whiion is always unique. For one TO
dull Is an mpossibillty."
mat scrap Of monologue representa-
,ne way the delegates and spectators
hok upon the convention. n might
wv the observer a keener sensation
were a combat and yet have no
suggestive character.
A SHOW AFFAIR.
y T. the kind Of gathering / would
Wiling 10 exhibit 10 the diplomatic
,.S, SAID Representative Watson of
lana on the curbstone parliament,
a am sorry Sir Mortimer Durand
hot follow out his intention of at
mhg the convention He would have
thoughtful cheerful, orderly vem-
together Of an american colonial
and In some Of Inc delegates the
Ilassador would have seen how we as
salale men Of foreign birth so that
u cannot distinguish between Citi-
IN q home and foreign origin"
a oand engaged by the Pennsylvania
aymlng. Ladies' visited the hotels with
,,,sss s VI called to get autographs OF
sssh OF Just TO see them from n
az wv me turn out OF carriages
h,s, 1upnloOles was extraordinarily
ss,,. Vhe session a day OF the con-
engssa n sWes plenty or time for other
Nv ssmyhs and there were several
Mo-, ',,aMasIlng parties at the clubs.
bap " tne clubs have a visitors list
one NO 10 Slge as the membership No
N o. s " quite as much Of hurry
ne o We Coliseum as on Tuesday.
rot M N.Y. WIN which every card holder
vsna n.y. sea' yesterday and the care of
Mo 1--we, ewes plety OF time for other
"a er ,,l,'ant sergeant-at-arms to secure
hV,eiisOhe It's privileges caused q more
Gy progress toward the han to-
snsi t besides that, the doors were on
ins,a,S ' y, an hour later, at II O'Clock
M ~ VI 1850. Many delegates walked
ns MY, separating the Coliseum from
kr,.uts district They found the hall
to,,.ar fresh flowers were ON the
me ylrS i sparrows were Hitting among
sas6 " nn overhead The band i'm inc
airs w "ear The birds played national
:. DELEGATES WANT TO Go.
en-. ne decision Of the convention 70 oo.
Parebass. Invitation Of the Louisiana
urdav exposition on Friday or Snt-
moyems nas zone much to stop a sman
conysn,Ini.. looking toward a two.dav
nnFsS tan senator Depew has ar.
deerntss" uree special trains for the
on an ya,,, ana the tickets Of delegates
from 81 ss''I roads viii be accepted 10 and
New LOUIS as II II were Chlrago
View ~ convention, but today in
~ u dslss,w,le TACT that a large number
Gre Al ~. WIZ 30 to ST. Louis thew
ma AZ ieast qulesoent. soturday Ivy Ivy
buildTvg' a OF the New York state
ID stag ,s,ss,. and Gov, oden the two n Inn S,Jte
tend. '"a'ors' and others win nj =
not tG tss. New York felt that q cor,a
he oonyo ,ag Initiative on the eo op' ~
Jaren invention, Il was nerfect ioOr OIL
Gates wsr r' some some II tho prominent dele
Entmsrstf attempting to promote TN me
81 Some Wy ~ udell said cautIouslv. "'s
slAsr si,, understand thar in 10 , leave
' the delegates have ALREADY