The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-18

ly question, he said, sis whether yor
will stand by your committee or adopi
Socialistic Democratic doctrines. mo
no." shouted several delegates. Sep
arate ballot were demanded for sew
eral planks of the minority report and
the voting then began.
Bulletin 12:45 p. m.-The minority
plank providing for the election OF
senators by popular vote. was defeat.
ed, ayes ia, noes s66.
Bulletin 12:45 p. m.-The platform
was adopted by vive voce vote, The
nominations for presidential candi-
date are now to be made. The clerk
is calling the roll for presentations.
1t is planned that Taft shall not ibe
placed in nomination until Ohio is
reached. The original program was
for Alabama to yield to Ohio, but this
is changed and now most OF the faor-
ite sons will be placed in nomination
before Taft.
Applause Light for Cannon.
The clerk ran rapidly down the list
of states until Illinois was reached,
when Boutelie took the platform and
nominated Cannon. Illinois cheered
in loyal fashion, but it's following was
scant, and the entire demonstration
was over in exactly two minutes
When New York was reached Gen.
Stewart L. Woodford nominated Gov
ernot Hughes. - t--c>-9''.
Enthusiastic Demonstration for Taft
When Ohio was reached the con-
demonstration.
There was a great demonstration
when Ohio was called, and when Bur
ton concluded his speech nominating
Taft at 2:40, cheers burst forth all
over the hall. The demonstration was
vociferous, and several delegations
lifted their state standards and march
ed around the hall
After the demonstration had con-
tinued 25 minutes Chairman Lodge
raped for order, but the assemblage
was not quiet when he introduced
George Knight, of California to Sec
ond Taft's nomination, and his won
derful voice soon brought silence
Knight concluded at $40, and c. H
Mccoy was recognized to nominate
Foraker
Demonstration for LaFoIIette
One of the greatest demonstrations
Of the convention began with the con-
clusion of the speech nominating La
Toilette. Some believed it was a La
Toilette demonstration and others
hat it was due to the exhibition of
l picture of Roosevelt. 1t lasted sew
sral minutes.
Too Much Hot Air.
While Governor Handy was nomi-
lating Fairbanks, he was interrupted
/ number of times by cries from the
audience, who had become impatient
,1d wanted him to name his candidate
making a speech. The COVER
lor has a habit of striking his hands
ogether at times, and the crowds
up this movement struck
heir hands in union with his and
nimicked him in other ways. He ap-
,ealed to the chairman for protection,
,ut the chairman could not control
he galleries, although he threatened
o have the police clear them ont.
When the governor concluded his
address Mayor Bookwalter rose to
second Fairbanks. He also was treat
ID in discourteous manner by the
crowd, At one time there was even
some kissing. The speaker accused
he Ohio delegation of being RESPONSE
lie for the demonstration, but declar-
ID that Indiana would be for the tick
It nevertheless. This statement brott
orth a volley of cheers.
Hot words, emphasized with men,
icing gestures, passed between ex-
Governor Herrick of Ohio, and Gov
.rnor Handy. as the latter descended
he steps OF the platform after his
much interrupted speech. Handy
that he had not been
reated right. Bookwalter also COM
of his treatment by the
audience as ne took his seat.
Dictated by Roosevelt.
Chicago, June 1S.-Victory for the
Taft forces on the resolutions com
nittee came at dawn. The platform.
which contains an anti-inju1ctiou
blank satisfactory to the prospective
:andidate Is embodied in it's substan-
ial structure in the .verbiage upon
which Secretary Taft appeals for pop
liar approval. The result was obtain
ID with suddenness upo1 the collapse
If the opposition Two hours before
his the opponents OF the injunction
provision were objecting to all offers
II compromise and asserting with
,ositiveness their ability to eliminate
he Injunction plank.
A telegram from President Roose-
1elt as wen as letter and telegram
rom TAN ursing action. an ultima
nm In substanee u not IN words. had
,een delivered zhortiy belme 70 the
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