Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-18
our Lord, who taught Us to pray.

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"our Father, who are in Heaven
haI|owed be Thy Name. Thy King
dom come. Thy will be done o.
earth as it is in Heaven. Give U
this day our daily bread, and foraiv'
US our trespasses as we forgive thos.
who trespass against US. And lea.
US not unto temptation, but de|ive
US from evil, Amer.
"1n the Name Of the Father, and o
the Son, and Of the Holy Ghost
Amen"
Convention Starts.
At exactly 1902 the convention was
called to order.
Cheers for various delegates re
sounded intermittently through the
big hall as the seats filled.
/ Charles W. Fairbanks, of Indiana
Senator Flynn of Pennsylvania, and
others came in for rounds of vigor.
Gus cheering.
Hard To Secure Order.
Rosewater pounded on the table
while the band was drumming away
and had trouble in getting the must
clans to desist. His effort to secure
order was further interrupted by the
appearance through a side door OF
big transparency carried by the La.
Toilette delegates from Wisconsin.
Three cheers swept the hall as the
sign wa scarried across before the
stage.
A band Of flashlights for the con.
vention photogra pher was the first
gun of the battle, which was followed
by the "Star Spangled Banner," when
everybody stood up.
Little Excitement Evident.
Little indication Of scenes of wild
excitement which the day was to
bring forth was evident before the
noon hour in Republican convention
hall at Chicago. Some of the dele.
gates from New York, Mississippi,
Texas and Louisiana were in their
seats as early as 1890, but at that
hour the real scene of agitation re-
manned at tAe headquarters hotel. At
1O:30 a solid line of police twenty
strong who thus far had been in the
row of the delegates seats stood up
against the edge Of a waist high plat.
form which faced the ARENA" Out
side in the streets hundreds of men
more or less prominent in republican
councils found it impossible to get
into the big hall. 1.-THE repeating
system has been killed." said an Of.
ficer, "and they have found no way
to overcome it."
Will Notify Candidates.
The following members of the COM
mittee to notify candidates for pres
ident of his nomination were elect
ed by state delegations: Idaho, Evan
Evans; Illinois, Martin B. Madden;
Indiana, Edwin c. Toner; Iowa, l.. A.
Brewer; Michigan, John E. Wallace;
Minnesota, Moses E. Clapp; Missouri,
Homer B. Mann; Montana, A. +,
Whitcomb; Nebraska, Nathan Mer-
RAM; North Dakota, J. H. Cooper;
South Dakota, G. c. Redfeld; Wiscon.
sin, Alvin Kletsach; Wyoming, John
Morton.
Had|ey Moves for Substitute.
Governor Hadley of Missouri, moves
to substitute new temporary roll
call for that of the National Commit
tee. Watson of Indiana, raised a
point order against the motions.
Rosewater sustains the point Of order,
but gives each side twenty minutes
for debate.
Debate Wakes Warm.
Ex-Governor Font of New Jersey,
followed Hadley defending the Mis-.
sourian's motion. Fort was followed
by Watson of Indiana, on the other
side, who yields ten minutes to Sere-
no E. Payne Of New York, also CD.
posing Hadley. The opposition was
based on the parliamentary rules.
HadIey Ruled Out Of Order.
When Watson mentioned Elilu
Roots name it precipitated much con-
fusion, cheers and Kisses. Hadley
tried to interrupt Watson who closed
amid confusion. After the debate
Rosewater again ruled Hadley's mo.
ton out Of order.
North 0akota's fractional Strife,
Following the decision of the La
Toilette organization not to advance