The evening world., 1912-04-10

yOu VII - 0iHUst ~ ~ VI WI"
f~ Certainly By no other means than
- vAowtng the people that they have
NfaDthing 10 look forward TO from
sitAse the Dsmo~atio or Republican par
tiseL
PNGoicre THAT wAoswoRrH
WILL ORoApGN OUT.
~ ysotase Against tbs idea Of that
man VIE Tor half q hstesn years pre-.
ssdsd svsr ths Asstinies q this nation
being characterised a . patent medl-
cine uaa.'" said Mr.. Prsndsrgast.
amid Applause.
The spsahsr defended the initiative.
rsfsrsnlum and the recall. citing their
aAsptien - wsstsrn states and dsciar.
ms that chsy hsA the effect Of strength
sains representative government.
The initiative 10 o the horr,d
spectre that . been pictured by
former Speaker wadsworth." no con-
tn0sd. 1T 10 . little DOGGY with him.
Hell have TO broaden out one Of these
days. II 10 v X be elected Governor"
Mr. Prsndefgast discussed the refer.
endum ana then took up the last Of
the tr1nltv q horrors. the recall" .
It's . wonder" he exclaimSd. you
delegates Aidn't come to this onven
tien drsDsl In armer Y this Issue was
70 - discussed.
III yea think that what you have
doae here win turn back the progress
siveness Of the West you are mistaken"
said the speaker.
Mr.. Prsndergast said that the recent
p~eoaoeattal primaries caused him to be.
itsvs thet President Taft could not b
elestsd.
Your platform In discussing the tar.
~ fHils. absolutely. to mention the pres
ioents q tarin plan. reciprocity.
whyf Doa't you want to accept his
rssssd - . wholsg' shouted the speak.
=.
YSsn6srGast then denounced the New
Ysrk county primary n a riotous
seoae followed. many Of the delegates
Demanding: Tell the truth! Toll the
truth"
NJ. P~rsndersast attacked the recent
Dnnariss In New York City. saying that
the organization In New York worked
fer Prsadsnt Taft. The New York dele
eates arose and chsered. Tho speaker
~eontinued, saying that though there was
no organisatioa for Col. Roosevelt and
the prsss ives against him. he had polied
oas-third Of the vote cast.
n. Prendergast left the convention
IN . rather uncomfortable frame OF
mind, but old Doctor JOB Heiges came
% the front In his role Of oil pourer.
- speciality II roothinG the troubled
sstse and 10 him had been assigned the
'aak Of cheering everybody up and
'sadiag the delegates 10 q vote without
sanGsr Of any Of them kicking UP a
No. Frowning brows smoothcd out
~ the ooascs began to see Q calm
az oui xarday harmonious fnlsh 10 tho
2eococd4nO.
WGooGo THINKS T. h. WILL
STUMP FOR TAFT.
Never has Mr.. Hedges performed
mere crsditably his function a. ohnciai
teetee q the Republican organisation.
~ prsdaction that Col. Roosevek be-
S1eta Juns ana November will take the
seo0o Tor TAFT was - confidently and
6eeu1oay made thst quite Q fsw In the
Ape~hlass found Themselves almost
beoUon6 Il
sRe9t ises talk about whether we're
oue1t % win but how much we're going
- N By. VA his closing Injunction.
Undee that influence tn, delegates
hsoee1 Themselves TO do what had been
mnopsA out for THAR performance. Tho
quootiea was put IN the plstforn and
Usaeuuons were adopted VITA a whoop.
There were . FEW scattering votes OF
0oeeoG whioh were not recorded.
To tour dslegates-at-isrgc. Senator
'neo4 william Barnes jr.. Speaker Mer-
~ Gnd william Berri. and tho four
a,tasusts. we're unanimously approved.
oonaaer Depcw made his only active ap-
peasancs In tho prooeedings BY Offering
. saseautiou for the adoption Of the
Heouhlioan perty emblem. Other me.
'ttoas 10 comply with tho Election law
~ pa0od aod tho convention closed.
Wo time was lost In getting down TO
uu1nses after DR.. Nicholas Murray
uuasr haA been continued In the chair
- Dssnassnt presidins onlesr. Mr..
1gnee rsad .hs platform and from the
UoAoAs he placed on certain para.
UDooAA particularly the third. which 10
tu1n1ers1 b. oid~imsrs ~ some cousc.
~ g Ansuags. the authorship Of
49, paragraphs ~ almost definitely
toeablished. Tho denomination attcnd.
~ mention Of the name Of President
nm Was almost isdylikc IN !ts discreet
o6oesum. Fnr "A nan ~ nifty seconds
- lslsgatss sxprcss-d their emotion.
~ Vol bo.stsrousiy. The conclusion OF
- reading Of the platform was sue
poo1e1 ~ what might rightly b termed
= - calm.
oeaatse Aost took the platform "a
cDoenl the motion Of Mr.. Barnss tina,
: ~ resolutions presented by the com.
O1ttss b adopted. The Senator an.
oGaseel that he would connns his 70.
moshs 70 but one subjsct-aamely. the
b1aA,l q Judges.
eoNvgNriok ekTHusGo Al
MOOT ATTACKS RECALL.
0onatsr Rect said he would comm,
e1nDnsaf - . dnsis object Of the plat
M. ~ iatssfsssaes with the inds
pon1saes - ~ judiciary. The Senate
oGBDseoa Inst We could change the tArf
onuA suestions OF snsa public mo
essat. but the eternal principles Of Jus
n ~ oa0 nmvor bo chanxed without DEE