The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
TICKET IN PENNSYLVANIA
John K. Tener Named for Governor and Vigorous In
dorsement Given to President Taft and National
Administration

ernOon, was stopped when II became
known that D. Clarence GlbbOney Ould
spring Eis boom for the independent
candidacy for governor in the same
theater.
Enthusiasm marked the assembling Of
the delegates. and this was quite vocif-
eroUs. as might be expected with the
furnace-lile atmosphere prevailing.
Many Of the delegates quickly dOned
thotr coats The scene resembled an
afternoon at a bail game.
Fenrose Arrives Late.
Senator Penrosc was late in arriving
lie was delayed by long-distance con-
ference held with Washington on the
pending postal savings bill. lie was
gently cheered as he crowded down the
aisle and took his seat in the second row
at the head of the Philadelphia delesa-
ton, which occupied the front group OF
seats IN the Majestic Theater, where the
convention was hsld-
Senator McNichoI. Senator Ware, and
Recorder Ware occupied seats near the
state leader. Collector Of Internal At
fairs McCoach and Samuel NJ. Clements,
IN. are in the convention as substitute
delegates.
Mayor Magee, Of Pittsburg. who sur
rendered completely TO the state ieaoer'
I is heading mis- Gt lf-lALAfais AAF @9|-N-
was entirely satisfied with Jhe tchel
and the compromises offered him.
Although 10 o'clock was nNed Tor the
opening OF the convention, II ola hoJ
! start 4! 1880 O'Clock, when secretary
w HAIRY Baker read the call ana the
! LIST Of delegates was read. At this hour
. the theater was packed. The galleries
held cOatlesS spectators and the boxes
were filled with leading Republicans
Success for Ticket Predicted.
Senator Crow 4cted as permanent
Chairman He made a brief speech,
and promised quick. businosslike pro-
: ceedsags He said the ticket nomi-
mated tJcay would 80 TO the people on
d.stIuc- Republican principles, and
that they would give the people the
same safe -nu sane administration as
3 Governor --uarJ The mention %
! Governor StuGrts name was loudly
! applauded.
! "This ticket viii stand squarely on
: tine issues of the Republican party,
/ said Chairman Crow. "Iu the ticket
YOU viii nominate today ] bespeak
/ unanimous support Of the people, and
; f. viii re elected by an overwhelming
{ Republican ma 4Ority, sustaining the
{ party IN State and Nation.
/ After the appointment OF the neces-
/ CCediugs we're quickly started with
T the nomination for governor at 1905
/ o'clock. while the committees were
. celebrating.
/ Judge J. F. Taylor nominated Rep.
/ resentative Tener. As he went 20 the
I front Of the platform he was heartily
/ greeted by the thousand WaslIngror
county friends Of Congressman Tener
/ who sweltered I'm the galleries
Praise for Governor Stuart.
Governor Stuart was again applaud
ed By the representative Of the Re
/ publican party Judge Taylor men
toned that Governor stuart wa.
named four years ago. an unknown u
the Commonwealth. and that he mad,
the best govern the state ever had
Concluding. he said that he nOml
mated Congress an TeUer for gov
. cTnOr. whom he go 8TaCreTiEad as level
7 headed, homes John. popular John.
This was The occasion for long ont
bursts from the TeDer enthusiasts.
George +. Alter seconded the uOmi
nation