The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-28
'EEI,r rs RULER OF -,
" "i YORK REPUBLICANS
"A from Page One.

rimsfy w York, Rcp-cscntativ[
! 4D,Sno SrS and Representative D.
'r.ssslt. -;,l candidates was
d elovi, e.siu@ % the day by the con
III ,sn an' temporary chai''nansnip,
Ia tue lends of Rcpreseptntlve
ifiii IIlv"'Y New York, Frederick c.
cl Ss Sssnperintcndant of public
sIaIs /. Stimson, former
ben'i district attGercs in New
ia'eS 2 onl scouting to secure votes
q ,p1racs;dent sherman, with
WEE eio,,ed Colonel Roosevelt to
etor'cra Tho convention this
ii'i,inn ,n, 70 ." was a 5ricS cooVersa-
~ III l"', tbe rival Candidates for
wen hin hin II was learned TO-
Colonel Roosevelt told ,,a ing !
y &sat that he WAS very elah
tleea. Woodruff. in his re-
,an.adc it perfectly clear that
ns .r;nn pcrsonal in their "p-
u Sno another. uoa .,
tps,ion from Utica cai'ca on
ss", ,r1" sherman at his head
s.Dn;sht sas%e and presented him
!, srgn D,m.o. MI in a speech accepting
aid. -. t ro,I;zo but T
visit here today was not
y" wod with success. | love tn
yon came here because yo'll
i might be an hour Of trial
0r ~ ~ n man needs friends most;
pt The result in any political
is of little consequence
IL Dne sands for something ana
III .bc principle FOR which nc
'1r,;ycs the contest.
ps,sils of the Session
m call was finished at SAG
vi ibc unofficial count was
! 10 for Roosevelt to i55 for Sher
IN four not voting,
sn woodruff, amid LAUNDERING
.snounccd that Colonel Roose
!: Suly elected temporary chair
q named Vice President Sher
a State Superintendent OF
Ty Collins as committee tc
rsJopel Roosevelt TO the chair.
Sherman Good Loser.
.,,rmap came smiling down tht
4 NOOK hands cordially with IN:
a ornouent. congratulating hin
Istory The colonel Whispered
ID in the vice president s ear
NJ convention shouted ant
There was a volley of cheers
Tfs. President Sherman intro
Cobncl Roosevelt, saying, II
.ilmen. your selection TO
M chairman. Colonel Roose
s]oucl took the chair and gavel
r-ping the table with n whack
he cheers to stop. The Col
eted straight out in the audi
AS face streamcd with perspira
lis law was firmly set.
,ublicans of the state Of Ncv
!, n began, "I thank YOU for tn
I'd YOU have conferred upon III
tonhdcnce YOU have displaye,
nd all of my power will b
b that YOU shall not hav
pr or hereafter TO regret wha
4 .E done. y
ROosevelt's Speech.
Roosevelt, in his speech a
by chairman, said:
'1ne here feeling that we hav
. 10 appeal TO the people fror
1sclnt alike OF national and stat
Ea.l
3 last eighteen months n lon
avs. emb0dying legislation mos
n b. commended as combinin
Fith progress, has been enacte
1es and approved by Presider
/. i1e amendments 10 the intcrstat
e bw, beginning OF nations
7e programme for the eXerCiS
'rlns power in connection VIII
onuons doing an interstate busi
apfontment OF a commission
sssures that DO away with tt
Nercapl,all5ation and impropc
2Hlve Issues OF stocks and bond
- povldiRg for publicity Of can
= 1Fnses. the establishment OF IT
. and minimum tariff provision
N exceedingly able negotiation ,
4qsn and other treaties in az
herewith, the Inauguration Z
o. providing for a disinte
~01,slon Of the tariff schedul'
nigh-class commission of q!
rh will treat each schsdu
NHs own merits with a Vie
protecting the consumer fro
an gIlces and 10 secure the Amer
III especially the America
What will represent q
I cost in production here al
Where labor is less libc
peo; the extension OF the lay
,e,eiy appliances for the pr
N lSnor. the creation OF b
o'nes-these and similar law
oY executive action. rcfle
upon all who succeeded
q ~ N iheir present shape up
T BOOKS: they represent
fod me achieYement which il y
sio the beneficcncc and fa
q .tnpor'ance Of this work do
people measure the cree
EyShly due 10 the congress a
upright and distinguish
III william Howard Taft,
Hss Governor Hughes.
0Il ,gn me nation 10 tho state.
gV r,lne inc term Of Office Of 60
"a extraordinary amount
Ivu leE,slatlon in the int
lr,s ppplc mas been put zip
nooks md the STANDARD
sesrlty and efficiency in I
OK The several state dcpa
"A, peen steadily raised.
"a a party as long In cont
ana state as ours has bf
o.en individual instances
anu corruption. But III
| G -, any other party rails
M ,ur- ''' 9d6ciiS out.
II ver.ueh our own rascals O
4 fl,r.. rdscal'tv is found TO %
IA Nc will be even m
- SuniSn any one of our o
&1r ivan an adhprcnt Of :
H. ~csnsc We feel a pecul
1nI,. N dealing with tho n
sss, XVI oesrades himself and
lsl,. put discredIts our G
'~hg'ng TO II.
70 OF Republicanism.
.,n ~ INC party to which VIC
Ill believe In the prlncir
W" =, Republican partv ST
"a vi y. Abraham Lincoln; a
nrueSise oecaise ] believe In trc
ots Enn,w 'p,es not as dead but
Z y, d l'S h.. Specification of our 7
bt,t s man nothing II We