The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-30
ROOSEVELT ANDFAIRBANKS
ARE MADE The NOMINEES

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creased. The front OF Inc nIatfnn VI
next occupied by an immense rro,,n
Dust portrait Of Roosevelt. horne ajnf
by three men. At 11:27. after ,wa,,t,
minutes OF demonstration, the rois,
ceased, largely through exhaustion
during the excitement a young ma,
from Philadelphia appeared on N,
stage crying the name of Roosevelt :,
when me crowd Joined. The nc
ueieshtioh sprung open red, white anC
piue uinpre''as bearing portraits O.
aaeFel' ana Fairbanks. The Alaskan
We're held aloft and thousands -
nags waved In a Wild sweep of co,ors
Inc New York delegation started m :
marching tour of the hall With nyine
banners and were joined by others % r.
rylig baners with Rooseyelt's nictnr,
upon them. >"'
Girl in White" Of Course.
when the applause had confirmed
seven minutes. II was given q nov
impetus by Cannon, who walked ia N,
front carrying q large banner, A ]t4l,
s!fl, clad entirely in white was nftaC
hlSh on the shoulders Of some CalfPor.
ma delegate, n the first sound o,
her childish voice was the signal 70,
another outbuCst. The child whose
fafne is Louise Roberts, was next car.
ried on the shoulders of a staIwart
delegate from Indiana. He created 3
new furore OF enthusiasm. Little NaomT
Defoe, OF Alpena, Mich, followed, 70,
q BRIEF period, and when she had waved
her flag a few minutes Cannon begar
rapElng vigorously for order. II re.
CURED fully five minutes more to OBJ
tain it.
When Cannon had finally secured or
der, the secretary read the history ot
/ the Lincoln fnp md fII. -,
senator Beveridge, Of Indiana, who be-
gan his speech amid loud applause
~second!ng the nomination.
\ When ReVertdge concluded there was
another demonstration, but order was
soon restored. George A. Knight, of
California. was then introduced 10 sec
ono the nomination Of Roosevelt
Amidst yells from the California dele
cation their banner followed by a huge
wreath of flowers, borne through the
hall as knight proceeded to the plat
. form.
knight Makes a Hit.
When Knight aid that every mar
should have liberty to work and to
make his home, the convention cheered.
NO, no. were the shouted responses
TO knights declaration that Socialism
can have no place among us. Anarchy
cannot live In America
Knight proved TO be a nhrasa marar
"CowardiCe and dishonesty, are not i'm
pulsiye," shouted Knight. '"Theodore
Roosevelt IS impulsive; he hypnotlzes
obstacles" He again touched a re-
sponsive cord when he exclaimed, of
the commencement OF the Panama
canal, Roosevelt rave Uncle Sam n
job. Uncle sam wanted 1t and he took
1t. Uncle sam belongs to The union,
too"
knight concluded at IL IS, and Henry
Stilweil Edwards, OF Georgia, took the
platform to second RooseVelts noni-
nation on behalf Of the south.
More S~econdinc SDeeches
rac,,,, qs wSo 10 q ma, os Glitch.
rh,.sinrn ana II nor otf+o5 ,ritb r's2nI
~ ,.It,a No. F S, H.a " IL =,
cn,n,a99r4 mo atTantIon tbat ha5 hooN
,,i,,ar "a ,Lnea VIZ snol,a bofara I,In,
T3ItfrsI .,oocb wa. or - sotiSfeo t 1,n.'
ho,,ot.cr ,o thosa WITHIN tha ranoa ~ =
hfa yofa, md he was frenuantrv into
,r1n+nd Nv oD,i9,ea
,urha chair r.aopniyps ay-co,.aronr
pr,5iov ~ KantNSE,." said $780, S,e .
Carron os edwards concluded. ana he
con,n f,rv.or "A 'aasinr caTarnnr I'D
lev
Il introduce 10 YOU said the chair
man, "a gentleman who comes from a
state where they take their politics as
they take their "hl9ky-stralShl.
That the sentiment was i~aNorAbly re
Ccivcd was evidenced by n hearty burst
Of applause, AT the conclusion OF Brad
Iey's speech Joseph E. Cotton of Mime
sofa was introduced by the chairman as
"one Of those young men of the republic
who are doing things"
Cotton has a voice, and he used it.
n1otest noo, or the hail and gallery,
u,as ,.hanrn6 rnnaa+adIy
Tho hoII haro1 "a GROW onnrassiva1v
,.arr1 anH oTdko,chiaf and Fans vera
~, groot + 3a,nan5 ,},,t tha anthustasn7
ho5 ~ -o+ n,al,a5 and Cotton,s Wv
orous declaration OF republican prin-
cipIes ana ms llocs AT democracy
caught the lahSE VI lIs IIeItT,2 "'0
were approved by ihuch app,ou3e.
Prolonged cheering greeted the IN
PRODUCTION OF Harry >. cummings. d
colored delegate from Maryland, ana a
general ovation was given him as ne
closed.
Speaker Cannon then advanced TO
the front of the rostrum and at log
n. m. the roll call for the
domination for president.
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poIlIVer NAMES rS''oa"Ns'
n1,s6 tbn fIrther calling of the
roll, but the comFe.tlon pt0se9JII ond
~ Inc loiI ooti ES-an op,ovDca5
at It's CoHClusioh NoLi4otL nnHni,-oS
that IhsoaoFe fIouSe'etl lau oot
o,d n np1v remained for him to an
nourca his nomination for president of
~ I-1itnd States by the republican
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