Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-06-19

SAID ROSsWuter, g.aHClhS u sup OF
paper, and "a quorum manifestly be-
ing present, the convention will be IN
order while the Rev. Father Cal
laghan will invoke divine blessing
The prayer of Father Callaghan
was as follows:
"Oh. Almighty Eternal, and All
Wise God. direct all our actions by
Thy holy inspiration. so that every
prayer and every work of ours may
always begin from Thee, and by Thy
holy inspiration, SO that every prayer
and every work of ours may al
ways begin from Thee, and by Thee be
happily ended, through Christ, our
Lord, who taught us TO pray;
"Our Father, who art in heaven.
hallowed be Thy name; Thy kingdom
come. Thy will be done, on earth as
1t is in heaven. Give us this day our
daily bread. and forgive us our tres
passes, as we forgive those who tres
pass against us; and lead us not into
temptation, but deliver us from evil.
Amen.
In the name of the Father, and of
the Son. and of the Holy Ghost.
Amen"
AS Father Callaghan concluded
Chairman RosewateT pounded the
table with his big savel and an
nounced:
THE secretary OF the republican
national committee win read the call
of this convention"
Secretary Reads Call.
Secretary Hayward read the call.
The moment the call was complet-
ed Governor ,Iadley, of Missouri, the
Roosevelt floor leader, was on his
feet.
"Mr. Chairman" he called.
The chair recognizes Governor
Hadley, of Missouri" said Chairman
Rosewater
"Mr. Chairman, rise to q question
of information" said Hadley.
The governor was beckoned to the
stage and made his way thore amid
applause.
James r. Watson, of Indiana, Taft
floor leader. followed him.
In the meantime william Barnes, |
Jr., of New York, was on his feet.
81 mako point of order" he
but was not recognized.
Governor Hadley thon stated his
question, which involved the substitu-
ton of rolls prepared by the Roose-
welt forces for the temporary roll |
by the national committee.
81 rise to inquire whether the ma
Iional committee has framed for this
a proper temporary roll,
said Hadley.
James Z. Watson. Taft floor lead
sr, interrupted saying:
INF Chairman, | make the point
If order that nothing is i'm order be-
ore this convention until IL has been
organized"
Both Hadley and Watson were
heered, as they stood on each side
Il the chairman's table facing each
ther.
II rose to a question OF informa-
ion," answered Governor Hadley,
preliminary to making motion.
Until had made that motion
here was nothing to make point of
rider against. | still have the recog-
ition of the chair"
Again the cheers broke out.
Hadley's Vital Motion.
Governor Hadley then presented
is formal motion 10 take from the
emporary roll the Taft delegates and
ubsttute the Roosevelt delegates in
ertain contested states. ,
Mr.. Watson renewed his point of
rider before the list was read.
'The point of order seems to be
'ell taken" said Rosewater, but II
he governor will address himself TO
he point of order. we will hear him I.
Or twenty minutes not wishing to be )
rbitrary."
Governor Hadley called to the
latform Governor Deneen. OF Illinois
nd former Governor Fort. Of New !,
ersey. Secretary Hayward an
ounced to the delegates that each ,
de would be heard for twenty min
ties. Representative Serene T.. !
ayne. OF New York, was summoned
} the stage by the Taft forces. As
ach OF the champions took the stage !
round OF cheers swept the hall.
New Jersey and cali
,rnia yelled wildly for Roosevelt ;
,aders
There was a brief consultation by
ne opposing forces. Then Governor $
Iadley stepped to the front of the :
age and began his argument. \
The plan Of Roosevelt leaders an {
ounced two days ago was being car
ed out apparently without regard TO 4
ne action Of the Roosevelt dele Y
atcs last night who voted 20 put in z
resolution requiring $40 uncon- Il
.sted affirmative votes 90 carry any Y
Governor iHadley brief
announced again his motion and q
ne fact that Rosewater had ruled c