Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-23
HIT WITHDRAWN BY CuLLOM.
Mention of Name of Vice Preslden.
tial Nominee Aroused a Regular
Storm of Cheers.
DEPEW WAS ELOQUENT AS USUAL.
Roasted the Democracy to the Com.
plete Satisfaction Of the Delegates
Nearing the End.

Convention Hall, Chicago, June 20
t2;49 p. M Roll call on vice president
dispensed with and Fairbanks nominate
ed by reclamation after Senator Gull
lom withdrew HIT
ROLL CALL OF STATES
The enthusiasm followed the an
nouncement of the chairman was OF
much briefer duration than that which
followed the first call, the cheers not
lasting over two minutes.
Then Mr. Cannon announced. "The
clerk win call the roll FOR presentation
Of candidates for vice president
Alabama" called the clerk.
WAIVED FOR IOWA.
Mr.. Hundey of Alabama as before ON
the presidential roll call announced
that his state desired TO waive its right
in favor OF the state of Iowa This
meant Senator DollIver who was to
deliver tho first nominating speech OF
Senator Fairbanks Of Indiana As the
tan form Of lowa's junior senator was
seen pressing toward the platform the
cries and shouts broke out and they
were redoubled In violence when Chair
man Cannon led forward Senator Dol
liver aud spoke a few words of intro
duction
FAIRBANKS WAS CHEERED.
The drst mention CT Senator Fmt-
banks name was the signal for cheers.
which were renewed when he formally
presented the name OF the Indiana sen-
ator When the applause subsided MIR.
Cannon recognized Senator Depew,
whose appearance on the platform With
Chairman Cannon grasping his hand,
was the inspiration for an outburst OF
applause.
JUST PLAIN CHAUNCEY.
81 Introduce, although II is not nee
ess0ry" began Mr., Cannon, mot n
senator, but Chauncey Depew of New
York"
a voice cried. Have you had your
dinner2'
81 am about to saw something about
the dinners of the American people,
remarked the senator
a sECONDGNG SPEECH.
His speech was in seconding the nom
ination OF Senator Fairbanks. lie re-
viewed the preliminary history OF the
party and the development Of the coun-
try, and was IN high favor with his au-
dience.
GOES FOR DEMOCRATS.
He paid his compliments to the COM
ing Democratic convention. That party
was one OF opportunities" II was
waiting for bankruptcy and troubles. II
reminded him Of a story. The conven-
ton applCuded I'm anticipation. An old
farmer on the New England coast said
the senator owned n farm. on Ii was
n rocky point projecting into the ocean,
where ships We're often driven ashore
from which the farmer reaped much
harvest. The farmer made his VIII He
divided his lands equally among his
but" the WIN stipulated,
Hurricane Point shall remain to ali
)f YOU forever for as long as the wind
blows and the waves roll, the Lord viii
provide
AROUSED ENTHUSIASM.
He concluded with a second 10 the
Of Senator Fairbanks. say
ing nto enough importance had been
given the presidential question.
Senator Fairbanks he declared 10 be a
man equal To any position I'm the c0un-
ry His words induced another DEM
,nstration Of enthusiasm, which lasted
or some time. Cries OF Fairbanks"
sounded IN all sections OF
Recommendation
brought 10 a close by the appraised
lands Of Chairman Cannon as he de-
handed order to introduce Senator
foraker OF Ohio.
SENATOR FORAKER.
senator FoHkers speech seconding
he nomination OF Fairbanks evoked
warm applause, The ohio senator
aid the Republican convention had
Ina
nd as n began. His characterization
II Senator Fairbanks as a ~ running
nate for President Roosevelt was APP
luudcd.
PENNSYLVANIA SPEAKS.
Mr. Cannon introduced Gov Penny
acker Of Pennsylvania and the con-
enton cheored him.
HALL THINNING OUT"
By this time the han was thinning
ut Great gaps Of empty seats an
cared I'M the galleries TINT am day had
cen packed q hum OF conversation
eryaded tho hall and there was an
aren't tho symptoms OF near adjourn
tent,
CARTER or MONTANA.
I'm Introducing Senator Carter of
Iontanu, Speaker Cannon said:
IL have introduced 10 you four Of
md; strange to relate. here's "A NTH
'e-TCm Garter OF Montana"
The whole convention laughed
Mr. Carter spoke briefly but got a big
laro OF applause.
NO MORE FAVORED SONS.
Are there other nominations"
llled Chairman Cannon.
Cries OF no. came from the conven-
on
"Mr Chairman called Senator CW-
m. rising I'm his seat lie was iecor-
lied and announced that earlier I'm the
eek he had received a telegram from
m Hit suggesting that his name be
ithdrawn, and that the vote OF Illinois
; cast for Fairbanks.
w. p. Miles OF Nebraska, withdrew