The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-28

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mittecs should be made by rcpresen-
tativcs from each congressional dis
tricts. the members 20 be named by the
temporary chairman.
Opposed by WRdsworth.
seeing that this gave absolute power
60 Colonel Roosevelt. Speaker Wads-
worth Of the assembly strongly op-
posed the resolution. He TOOK the posi-
ton that each congressional district
should name its own member. as had
been done In previous conventions for
many years. The Insurgents. however.
were in the aScendancy. and the resolu-
tions as drafted by friends OF Mr..
Roosevelt were carried.
There being no contests before the
convention. the makeup Of the commit
tee on credentials vas without siEnifi-
announced by Colonel Roosevelt. as was
the committee on permanent organiza-
tion.
Inc makeup Of the committee on
resolutions. which was 60 thresh over
the important direct primary plank,
caused Colonel Roosevelt TO hold up
the names before him. He called Rep
rcsentativc Herbert Parsons Of New
York 20 the speakers stand. ana after
striking out three names submittel.
announced the resolutions committee.
among whom were William Barnes. IT..
Speaker Wadsworth Of the assembly.
George W. Aldridge. senator Coub. au-
thor Of the recently defeated primary
bin former Mayor seth Low OF New
york Rcurcscntatfvc Serene Payne and
Rourceeutative T. Sloat Fassett-
Talk o. Eubernatorial candidates was
submerged during the day by the con-
test over the temporary chairman ehip.
but tonight friends Of Represent We
Bennett OF New York. FredeTick g.
,,.orl.s Henry l. Stimson. former
r-nitcd states district attorney IN New
York. were out scouting TO secure votes
for their caudidates-
Drafting the Platform
The work 81 drafting the platform
roy DENOMINATION to the Republican
state convention tomorrow was begun
bv the committee on resolutions IN eN-
crutivc session tonight At the suEEes-
ton Of Chairman PrenderRasL. Otlo
Panard OF New York read the platform.
which was understood TO have the ap-
proval of colonel Roosevelt and the
Insurgents. --
things an uuequivOCal endorsement OF
the administration Of President Tart
and Governor Hughes and OF various
I
contained an approving reference TO the
fact that the Republican Senate has
driven from it's ranks recreant sena-
I tor and committed the party TO con-
tinuanCe Of the prosecution OF wrong
doors I'm whatever place OF trust they
might be found. To was agreed that
because Of the lengthy discussion which
would probably be occasioned py the
I subject the consideration OF the pri-
mary features be deferred until late in
the morning
I without taking a vote on the Barnard
platform. the committee listened 10 the
| reading BY William Barnes. IT., Of the
nIatform advocated by the old guard
l This platform. which Mt. Barnes moved
I as substitute for tho insurgen'
l draft. contained an "unequivocal en-.
/ President Taft and tells Just how much
primary reform tho old guard is will
Ing TO adopt.
u that ne expected the platform would
I contain a blanket endorsement OF tn,
] Payne fdrich bin.
The labor ulank. members Of The
D committee said. would contain n PLANK
I Tor icrislation along the lines Of Colo.
I mel Eoosovelts recommendation fol
/ workingmcn's compensation.
At 1880 p. M. the platform committed
3 "a fourncd FOR two hours and 10 was an.
/ uounced that all subjects proposed foi
I Incorporation I'm the platform had beer
] referred 20 "a subcommittee or 70 for q
I formula tion into tentative platform
| 60 be acted upon by the fun committe,
D after the recess
Nothing Personal.
] When Vice President Sherman viii
] Collins. escorted Colonel Roosevelt Z,
I the platform in the convention this aft.
D ernoon. there was brief conversation
] between the rival candidates FOR The
] chairmanship. Il was learned tonigh
] that Colonel Roosevelt told the vic,
\ president that ne was very glad tina
N Chairman Woodruff in his remarks ha,
made 80 perfectly clear that there wa
/. nothing personal IN their opposition {,
n one another
1T A delegation from Utica called OF
Vice President sherman az his head
quarters tonight and presented hin
with a silver loving cup.
Mr.. sherman in n speech acceptinl
the gift said.
Perhaps you did not realize. but
did. that our visit here today was no
90 be crowned with success. love q
think that you came here because Vol
suspected 70 might be an hour Of tria
for me when n man needs friends most
whatever the result in any poiitica
convention is Of little consequence pro
vided one stands for something an
providing the principle for which D.
stands survives the contest d"
Colonel nOUgoVrft hold an CNfpudn