Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-21
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CONTINUED nom Fass One,

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agency In thy hands 81 bringing the
AinRdom Of 0od into lulnllmcnt In pil
the world.
and now az here gathered IN m.
tionai assembly. we the represents
tiyes Of on honorable and historic orr
nanizntlon. the deputies ~ the people
and the servants ~ the king OF kings
shall seek % conserve the future good
~ our nntion and 90 plan f0y us od-
vanclng honor and prosperity, fp
guide thou our deliberations and
slnpe oar decisions, sn eurehnrso this
convention Niih thy peace. 40 CONVEY
90 vel The kuowiedge nf Thy fuf-aceing.
alsplse fairppse. and grant us ~ fully
~ thr Huiy spirit the spirit OF wis
dom and understanding. OF concord
ana 1rptherhood. ~ purity aud equity.
thui true TO thy standards. hanorsns
tiny ungnr and desiring thr glory, We
may IL this present DO those things
which please thee and Tor which we
may therefore claim la time 70 come
nc seal OF thine approval ana The
fuftaernncc 81 thy help. And unto
thee. Father, son nd Holy spirit, one
God, blessed forever more, shall be-
ail power, dominion and glory
through Jesus christ thine only bn-
gotten son and our only advocate. and
our only adNocatc. Wutid Without Eud.
Amen"
when Dr. shaw had concluded.
senator Root said.
"1'he business IN order ie the report
on credentials"
Hc introduced W. T. poveu OF
alNinEton. a member OF the corn
mitttc who submitted the report Save
Vrinf the seating ol tbs i..it dele
gates Or the ninth district la Ala-
bamR. r. n, Mccormick OF Illinois,
a Roosevelt leader was on his feet
calling lOr recognition.
Chairman Root. however, directed
the Iaauine Of the report which went
into details 0f the contest and said
that a full hearing had been granted
by the committee.
scattering applause greeted the
conclusion Of he report.
n. u. Mccormick asked leave to
Submit "a minority report. McCor-
mick said the minority had been re-
fused permission 10 file q minority
report sie said the facts In tho case
would be given the convention al "A
later moment.
Then ensned an Incident which
aroused the ire of Senator Root He
had begun 20 state the position he
/ had taken Ia the matter by saying;
while strictly speaking, there can
BE- no such thing as a minority re-
port' when he WAS Interrupted By an
outburst Of groans, boos and Misses.
Mr.. Root pounded vigorously for
order and when quiet was restored
he walked defiantiy 70 the front Of
the stage.
"Gentiomen OF the convention" he
shouted, ~ would be well when the
chairman begins a sentences 10 wait
until he concludes IT,"
This statement was greeted with
iapplhuac
senator Root then concluded by
| saying IL WAS customary for the mi-
nority 90 present Us views 70 the con-
ventiOn Informally and this custom
| would be followed. He directed that
the Views Of the minority. as present
cd b. Mccormick. be read Tor the
Information Of the convention.
The report protested also against
the sitting on the credentials conn
mittee 81 five members who had heen
members OF the national committee,
because they had already passed on
the contests. IN conclusion II recon-
mendea the seating 81 the Roosevelt
delegates from The ninth Alabama
district,
Governor Hadley moved that the
minority report be substituted for the
majority. Hency OF California sec
Onded the motion.
james =. Watson OF Indiana. the
Tart floor leader was loudly cheoret
aR ne moved % lay the motion oi
Governor Hndley ON the table.
"A rOll cali WAX demanded and sees
onded Il was ordered.
Vote on tabltng the Hadley reso
/ luton.
Alabama Yeas2O. nays 2. nv
contested delegates not voting.
ATlnona-- Yeas 6. nays o.
ArkRnsas-Y Yeas a. nays 4.
Caliiernia~-Yeas 2 nays "a.
Colorado--Ye Yeas IL; nays o.
Connecticut Peas IA. nays 0.
Delnware--Yea s, nays o.
Florida Yeas i2. nays o.
Georgia-Yeas 20. nays o.
ldaho---Yeas 0. nays 3.
illinois-Yeas z. nays 81.
indiana Yeas 20, nays y; one ne
. Ivoting.
\ Iows--Yens rs. nays 10.
Kansas Yeas ? nays Is.
n 1<entucky---Yea "a; nays ?.
Louisiana. Yeas 20. nays o.
Maine cas- 0. nays IL
{ voting.
Maryland challenged and a POI
! ordered. Resuli--Yeaa 8. nays 5.
Massachusegts--fe ss is, nays IS.
Michigan Yeas go. nays 10.
Minnesota Yeas o. nays ~.
Misstssippi-fe is, nays 4.
Missouri Yeas re-, nays TO-
Montana Yeas 8. nays o.
NeDFHska--f cas- o, nays 10.
Nevaun--YeaS 8. nays o..
New lfampahiree-feas 3, nays o.
New Jersey pas D, nays rs.
New Mexico feaN 2, nays A.
! New fork-fcas ~, Maya 3, on
! not voting,
North CHrolna--Yca 9, nays 20.
North Dakota--Yeas 49, nays 81.
Oklahoma 4, nays 10.
Oregon eRs 3, nays 9.
PeunayiYanlu--N cas- a., nays ga.
Rhode laland--fcas 10, nays o.
south Carolina--Yeas IL. nays