The daily sentinel., 1908-06-16
THE OHIO MEN
ARE PLACED
WAY UP
FRONT
Magic Name of Teddy.

Chairman New, in his opening Fe-
marks, said that the convention was
here more especially to commend
and endorse the administration of
Theodore Roosevelt"
The presidents name was greeted
with an outburst of cheers, which,
however, lasted but few seconds.
Mr.. New introduced Bishop Null
doom of Chicago, who. with a clear
and resonant voice, recited the Lords
Prayer.
Secretary Malloy then read the
call for the convention.
At its conclusion Chairman New
announced that Senator J. c. Bur-
rows of Michigan had been recon-
mended by the national committee as
temporary chairman of the conven-
ton. Amid applause the recommen-
dation was adopted, and Senator Bur
rows was warmly received as he,
stepped to the front of the platform
and began his keynote address. He
had been speaking about minutes
when he came to the first mention
of President Roosevelt's name.
Afraid to Say 1t.
The senator was evidently a bit
excited over the mention of the pres
ident, for he suffered over the name
for some time.
'Theo-bslt," "The-eo-
ros." The senator stopped, mumbled
a moment. then ''Theo-dore He
stopped again, then got it, 'Theo-
dore Roosevelt
Demonstration Starts.
At once the demonstration began.
Several delegates jumped on their
chairs, waved their hats and called
on others to do so.
Fairbanks name was also applaud
ed.
Cheer Mr.. Root.
Applause gree.ed the utterancss
approving President Roosevelt's pol
icy in relation to the. public lands.
and additional handclapping followed
the senator's expressed regret that
the ship subsidy had failed.
The mention of Elihu Root as
that matchless secretary of state"
brought the New Workers TO their
feet with cheers anc the waving of
flags and handkercniefs.
Applaud the Navy.
Scattered cheers and applause
were called out by the speakers ref
erence to the American navy, which
he declared was second in strength
the navies OF the world, but
second to none in effectiveness of
craftsmanship.
The Anti-Iniunction Scrap.
The struggle going on over the
adoption of the anti-injunction plank
found a place in today's proceedings
when an outburst of applause greet
ed Senator Burrows declaration that
the republican party has no sympa-
thy with that spirit which would di-
vest the courts of their constitution
al powers or impsach their integrity.
This demonstration was probably the
most enthusiastic of the session and
was in part repeated when a little
further on in his speech Senator Bur-
rows spoke of the refuga which al
ways could be found in the supreme
judiciary.
Senator Burrows referred but very
briefly to the question of tariff re-
vision, his statement that the revis-
on, if made, would not be such as to
extinguish the fire in a single Amer
can mill or deny the just and ade-
luate protection to American indus
ny and labor, being the signal for
applause.
When Senator Burrows mentioned
he name of the president in connec-
ion with the San Domingo incident,
IN Ohio delegate gave a little CHR
up that evoked much laughter and
,aused some interruption to the
speaker.
Mentions Third Term.
The mention of the third term idea
was greeted with applause, which
was intensified later when he mar
rated the qualifications desirable in
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