Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-28
W viii be Nominated by the New
York Republican State
Convention.
ROOT PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
s.,d WAS Country Wide Revolt Against
Time-worn Forms of Polite"
Organization.

.ovsruorship became known atter
sorfsrence of leaders with Col Roose-
.ol, inst before the convention.
rbs work Of drafting a platform for
,-ssentation 10 the Republican state
oonvent,on occupied the committee on
..soiutions for the greater part OF tho
night II was daybreak when the re-
snlt Of the committees efforts was Civ
en- out 80
The platform endorses the admins
.,t,,s of President Taft and Coy.
Hughes. declares that the Payne tdi!I
80 mas been a success, and refers with
Hnnrnval to the work OF the last CON
gress. .,,,,,a,o, ~ the
Pr'1t inquiry until all wrong
doing capable OF exposure s"''
brought to light. .,.,,.,,,
,rSe nlank relating to direct primaries
a. nv btief. but admits OF no mlscoh-
strnction. I'VE promise leglslatloh
,rbjch will enact these principles INTO
law" is the pledge
NAMES RUBBED OFF.
changing political currents TINS
r,-trs caused the rubbing on OF the
,ronosed gubernatoldl slate OF the
~. of Harvey y. Hineman ana j.
WaybsY Wainwright. When the con
,srses who are fixing up the ticket me-
before the convention opened IL
si,.,,.ered that former L. ;. DIST. At-5
as stitnson had developed !.
i.sossd strength and appeared az the
moment To be the strongest cahuluate.
,r,rn sessions of the convention seSi'
mi. todav The discussion on the
nlstfcrm the progresslves say piop-
sbly will take a major portion OF 'no
day after which II may be necessalS ~
adjourn for a night session be'"eV
sessions the gubernatorial slatS VIZ
81 AGED IL is further stated That an
-, ,,u no made to have Senator
Hineman run as candidate Tor neu-
,srant governor and the leaders are Try
Inc M reach him this morning by long
dis,onoe telephone The delegates 10
he second session were wearying from
,be excitement and turmoil of yester-
day when Col. Roosevelt scored MS nrS'
victory.
The progressive leaders We're in con
ference until late hour last night
and when the scheduled time came LOT
the opening OF the convention only
auarter OF the delegates We're present
Vice President sherman was an early
conner and was cheered as was state
chairman Woodruff. who came in
few minutes later.
There were resoundlng cheers for
William Barnes Jr.. leader OF the old
guard. when he entered
ROOSEVELT RAPs FOR ORDER.
col. Roosevelt called the convention
TO order at is.
As ne took up the gavel Col Roose-
welt asked the delegates and specta-
tors not 10 smoke.
The committee on credentials report
Ell there were no contests and there
was no report to be made, which ellie
tied from the temporary chairman
words Of congratulation.
This convention" he said has
shown that the utmost intensity OF diff
ference of opinios can be accomplished
BY scupulous fairness In handling the
question as to who Is by right entitled
10 admission to the convention"
T. s Senator Root was named as
permanent chairman OF the convention
by the committee on permanent organ
ization The report was adopted and |
Col Roosevelt appointed Charles s. !
Francis Of Troy. and Speaker Wads- |
worth o. the assembly, to escort Mr.. !
Root to the chair.
There was a loud laugh when Col. |
Roosevelt started TO leave the platform |
without introducing Senator Roo; Secy. |
brought him back
AS understand you may not identi-
~ the man I am about to introduce I
am called back to present the perma-
nent chairman OF the convention, the |
Hon Ehhu Root" said Col Roosevelt.
CHAIRMAN ROOTS ADDRESS.
NO prepared state OF which have
heard bore my name FOR permanent
chairman and no prepared speech turks
IN my pocket or in my hand" said the
senator. Nor shall I detain you, by
any extended remarks, from the work
which you have before you and from
addressing yourselves to the perform
ance Of that work. so that the delib-
erauons Of the convention may be fin
.shed this day ana the delegates be able
10 return to their homes this evening"
me chairman said there was passing
over the entire country a revolt against
we Time worn form Of political organi-
nlu9h Initiative and referendum
.eydi, direct election of senator's, direct |
nomination" said the chairman. "aro
~ evidence that the people OF our
os.y tefi that our forms of political
az saaiha uon do not adequately furnish
~ so"ls ~ our political parties means |
aN1e effect 10 their political will.
a,d Sai Tor freedom, no call for free
90, suil expression Of the voters, ever |
~ u ue republican party unwilling
th, answer ana to lead. IL lies before |
he, convention TO show our people
itlcsi ~ as our party can. our po-
81 ~ organization shall be amplified
civ, 'ne farmer and workman can
fssb,,nA ballot to the polls In fuller
vo,sI,t from the machinery for our
rres, 70 nave their will, there are the
Il - questions before our p.onIe. ana
the cenS WIN this convention to promote
ton os .lee Of the people by the ac-
ques,ta the republican party on these
trustfei Poor man Is suspicious and dis
serya,i"' inc phrases by which con- |
rupt,e.oh seeks Ia prevent undue ais.
~ I'm OF business and dns,r,,,,il.,
" business Interests ' ueS'''c''o"
FOR GOOD MEN
ton nd noet urged that the conven-
guarartan good candidates as a
"We 49,, Or the party's GOOD fsi,h
viss nave been told by SOM ~ 49,,
the con,sa ner to the thought. that
a vote IL ,ersN (which brought to
10 BE- mis- convention YESTERDAY Is
tween ~ ing intcrnecine quarrel he
10 ~. we leaders of this nar,,, nsa
~ s'a'wart and half breed |