The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
PROGRAM AT DENVER
C0MMITTEE C0sa-
 PLETEs ORDER or BUSINESS.
Convention Will Not Reach Noninmtiozl of Premidems unfH Thurnaay. ComaasfteS xvtll Consider
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 Danver. Colo, JnIys 3--The Commit tee on Arrangements met today and comaleted the order Of business for the convention and for the session of the National Committee to be held Monday. cs sesYsNs
 The convention program is outlined for four sessions beginning next Tues day. This will c&rEy the convention through to Friday afternoon unless q fight in committee or on the floor should prolong the deliberations.
 As already announced 1t is proposed that an adjournment shall be taken ifnediately after the temporary organ ization is perfected, out of respect to the memory Of the late Mr. Cleveland. although this feature does not appear on the formal program.
 The first days order of business is as follows:
 chalrman Taggart of the National Committee calls the convention to or- der at noon.
 Second. Secretary woodson reads call for convention.
 Third. Prayer by Archbishop James 4. Keane.
 Fourth. Announcement Of temper ary officers agreed upon by the Nation al Committee.
 Fifth. Chairman asks for further nOn1inaLtoubs
 Sixth. No further nominations. the Chairman puts the question on agree ing to the recommendations of the National Committee.
 Seventh. Chairman appoints com mittee of two delegates to escort Tenn porary Chairman Theodore A. Bell. of California. to the chair.
 Eighth and Ninth. Introduction and speech of temporary chairman.
 N~H of the following Committees: Creden. tiais. Permanent Organization, Rules and Order of Business. Platform and Resolutions.
 Eleventh. Probable adjournment or recess.
 For the second session of the con- ventIon on Wednesday the program for the permanent organization. the ad dress of the permanent chairman and the receipt and adoption of committee reports.
 The nominations for president will be made Thursday and 1t Is planned tn adjourn aftersthat is settled until Frf- day morning when the nominations for vice president will be in order.
 Provision Is made in the program for the receipt of motions to limit second ing speeches to presidential nomina- tions and to limit both nominating and SecondlnB Bpeecnes TOT the Nice-preS- idency. There will be no limits plae- ed on the presidential nominating speeches.
 The order of business arranged for the national committee calls for 6 de- cided slmplIheation of the methods of dlsposing of contests. The contests filed are from five states and the Dis- trict of Columbia. To hear the testi- mony and determine the merits of these contests 1t is slated that six sub committees of five members each shall be appointed. one sub committee for each contending state. These sub-com- mittees will meet simultaneously and all will report at the same time ar an adjourned meeting of the full commit tee The reports will be adopted with out discussion.
 The national committee will sdopt a memorial resolution to the late senator James K. Jones of Arkansas, former national chairman. Norman F. Mack of New York is drafting tho resolution
 The revised officiel list of contests is as follows: New York-Socond Co sixth districts inclusive. Pennsyiva- nia~-First to sixth districts inclusive District of ColumbIa,-Entire delega' tion. Idaho-Entire delegation Ohio Ninth to 18th districts inclusive.