The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19
u,porary Chairman, in Key
ote Speech, Says Republi-
,an Administrations Have
Been Faithful.
,INTS ACHIEVEMENTS
1R NATIONS WELFARE

|annful to Continued
Progress of Country.
HALL, CHICAGO,
'June 1s.-As soon as the vote max
.iue him temporary chairman OF the
Convention was announced. Sena-
Cor Root arose. He prefaced his
red speech with few extemporane-
marks.
thank you," he said, land 7 beg
b believe that I deeply appreciate
Expression Of your confidence"
Bw, haw, haw." came a guffaw from
Dor.
4 from members OF the Pennsvl-
delegation brought a group OF po-
sn IN that direction.
1eent-at- Arms Stone called upon
hief Of police to restore order In the
Erank OF the Pennsylvania delega-
but Richard r. Quay. sitting In the
nut his hand TO mis- mouth and
out Receiver Of stolen goods"
officers about hin. called for order.
4 had scarcely begun his address
B hundreds Of spectators on the
md In the galleries began TO move
the hall noIsily and hurriedly.
b for Order.
|afcr Root suspended his speech and
Sargeant-at-Arms Stone to ask
who wished to leave to go out at
soon as those desiring to leave
gone the senator Will continue"
"a Stone through the megaphone
he spectators began 10 crowd out.
b scowling, resumed his place at
ohle. Senator Roots voice could
1s heard half way down the hall.
be senator sat there. "Bill" Finn.
B cigar stub IN the corner OF his
y and his straw hat jammed down
4 bead. climbed over the stage rail-
Be stepped UP TO Senator Root.
bands and conferred with him for
minutes leaving Just as Root re-
4 Deaking.
q Mr. Root resumed. the entire
nj of the floor and gallery was
4 and those who remained TO hear
E0wded TO the front and the empty
vese emphasized by the sharpness
e contfsst
, Keynote Speech.
Reot spoke as follows:
1lemen Of the conveution-The
BE for leadership IN the Re-
|can party, which has so long
pzzed the attention and excited
ceilings Of Its members. is about
% determined by the selection
candidate. The varying claims
plnion for recognition in the pollt-
geed OF the party are about TO
stued by the adoption Of a plat
@ supreme council OF the party
Enb great national convention,
5entlng every state and terri
u due proportion. according to
long since established, is about
2pesi TO the American people for
9nunuanace OF the power Of
lment. which the party has ex-
with but brief Interruptions
uefe than half a century.
me Performance Of duty by the
snuon and in the acceptance Of
peclusions By Republicans, Is to
PHed tho eyer-recUrring test Of a
Illness 70 govern. It's ccher-
sno lis formative and control
cWer OF organiza ton.
<aout organized parties, having
Suelues Of conference and 10y
lee popular government be-
confused conflict between
multltude Of individual opinions.
puei interests, individual at
aons and repulsions.
mposes Lofty.
g lofty purpose Of It's great orig
-, mas been transmitted by
euccession from generation
OF party leaders, and
IDLE rhetoric when we say,
nave so often said and are
a. Say again 10 the American
Arc entitled to your belief
blncerlty OF the principles we
and the loyalty Of our candt-
~" tnoee principles, because we
party OF Lincoln. and Sum
Hnc Seward, and Morton, and
e. eno Hayes. and Garfield, and
ana Harrison. and Blaine,
c,a and Mckinley"
6nri.S im that NE are entitled 10
vote Of confidence at the
~, sleetlon because we have
fSated that we are the party
~. constructive policies
petterment and progress In
ry' In all the fields upon
me ACTIVITY and influence OF
4 W'snl a can rightly enter. We
oSoause we have shown our
, party OF efficient, honest
- @sonomical administration. in
~ public moneys are faithfully
..fs appointments are made on
OF merit. efficient service is
Vsiy exacted. graft Is reduced
: 9nnimum, derclict!ons from of-
euP arc sternlv punished and
Z Eained. o'''c'ai tnorhlity ls
Snahenge the Judgment Of the
Icy and Roosevelt and TAFT,
'ent Taft's Position.
D ma TAFT In his speech Of ac-
4 5,nvh vh tne 2SCh Of July, 1903.
/ r1naar Tlbute to the great serv-
= oF his predecessor in
ASTORIA
AnIants and Children.
N And You Have Always Bought