Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-06-18
NOMINATIONS
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| The Hon. j. w. Fordney, of Michi
gan, then seconded the nomination
of Cannon and his address also wal
greeted with great cheers.
Fairbanks Jeered.
Governor j. Frank Hanly of. In.
diana. next was recognized and be.
gan the nomination of Fairbanks
He became enraged at repeated In
terruptlons from the crowd. AT
length, he turned TO the galleries
and shaking his fists exclaimed, "My
friends, II will depend on you how
long talk. can stay here all night,
II necessary"
The crowd then yelled the louder
and the storm of applause drowned
the sonnd of the gavel. Every al
lusion to Fairbanks was greeted with
jeers and cat calls. When Hanly
likened Fairbanks to a pure marble
shaft, the crowd went into convul-
sions of mirth.
The Taft delegates, who had pre-
pared early for demonstration for
their candidate, were loud in their
hootlng. Senators Bereridge ami
Hemenway, of Indiana, overcome by
the display against Fairbanks, jump
ed on the chairs and Shouted to Han
ly: Name him! Name himl"
Chairman Lodge restored order
and Hanly said:
"I'll nominate him when got
ready"
The Interruptions continued fire.
quently as he proceeded with his
speech.
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter, OF
indianapolis, seconded the nomina-
ton of Fairbanks.
Mayor Bookwalter, shaking his
ist in the direction of the Ohio dele
cation. shouted:
Fairbanks Is a real Republican. |
Under his direction we have made /
he state the Republican stronghold
If America. The committee on cre-'
lentials should blush TO think it did
lot present the minority report bat
{ didn't because II loved party re-
'udiation more than any candidate"
General Steward l.. Woodford
lext was recognized. In opening his
peech nominating Gov. Hughes, he
aid.
ut is going to be a hard fight.
Anyone who thinks II will be a walk
way is mistaken. New York is
leither Democratic nor Republican.
What we do here today will make
he result OF the election there"
Complain of Treatment.
Governor Hanly, of Indiana, took
dvantage OF moment OF quiet to
ay In loud voice:
This convention may not have
to hear me today but the
delegates will want TO hear me be-
ore November and before election
ay they'll want to hear how Indiana
) going"
Ohio was the next state which
resented a candidate and as soon as
oon as II was reached Congressman
Iurton OF Cleveland was recognized.
IS soon as Chairman Lodge designed
i'm, the crowd knew that the time
al come for the big demonstration,
DR. all knew well that Burton was
} place the name OF William How
I'd Taft.
The Ohioans who had been wait.
lg for the moment TO arrive arose
nd started the chsering. Flags were
aved In all parts OF the big hall
nd the resounding cheers were al
ost deasening. II was a we'll pre-
ared ovation and was well carried
IT.
The tall congressman from Cleve-
nd stood for over three minutes
lable TO utter the first word of his
idrers, so great was the noise and
malt. There was a tenseness about
q crowd when II died down that
"a not been noticeable before. All /"
emed 70 wish TO hear what would .
said for the foremost candidate.
Chairman Lodge delivered lee b
re to the crowd in the galleries I
Hing their attention to the fact p'
at they were there by invitation.
81 shall order the sergeant-at- ST
ms to clear the galleries II there
not less disorder. The business of D,
e convention must be transacted bl
e guests of the convention cannot IT
permitted to prevent procedure" al
Mayor Bookwalter. of Indiapolis.
% was infuriated at the treatment ch
received. He expressed his feel fir