Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-18


at 12:15 p. m. and announced that
flashlight picture was about to be
taken The crowd was quiet. Then
came a tremendous "bo0m" as the
flashlights exploded. The band broke
into the Star SpangIed Banner" and
a delegate shouted amid cheers: The
opening gun
Leaders Watch Forces.
Governor Hadley OF Missouri, the
Roosevelt floor leader took a position
with the Illinois delegation. equally
as commanding as that occupied by
James f. Watson of Indiana, the Taft
floor leader.
Rosewater at last got the attention
Of the delegates, with the assistance
OF the reading clerk with the big
voice, and a megaphone.
The hour of - having arrived" P"
said Rosewater, glancing at slip Of
paper, and a quorum maniestly be-
ing present, the convention will be in
order while the Rev. Father Callaghan
will invoke divine blessing"
The Opening Prayer.
The prayer of Father CalIaghan was
as follows:
In the Name of the Father, and of
the Son, and OF the Holy Ghost,
Amen.
oh Mighty Eternal, and All Wise
God, direct all our actions by Thy
Eoly inspiration, so that every prayer
and every work of ours may always
+ begin from Thee, and by Thee he
happily ended, through Jesus Christ,
our Lord, who taught us to pray.
Our Father, who art in heaven
! haIlowed be Thy Name Thy Kingdom
come Thy will be done on earth as
it is in Heaven. Give us this day our
daily bread, and forgive us our tres
d passes as we forgive those who tres
, pass against u.s. 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 Rosewater pounded the table
with his big gaveL announced: THE
secretary Of the Republican national
committee will read teh call of this
convention"
: Serrntapv Harvard road tho call
Hadley Opened the Fight.
! The moment the call was completed
Governor Hadley of Missouri, tht
Roosevelt floor leader, was on hi
feet.
Mr.. Chairman, he called out
The chair recognizes Governor Had
ley Of Missouri" said Chairman Rose
water.
Mr.. Chairman, | rise to a question
of information" said Hadley. Th
governor was beckoned to the stag
and made his way there amid applause
! James Z. Watson of Indiana Taft foo
/. leader, followed him.
In the meantime William Barnes
.lr., of New York, was on his feet. "
make a point of order" he shouted
but was not recognized.
= Governor Hadley then stated hi
question which involved the substitu
! ton of rolls prepared by the Roosevelt
, forces for the temporary roll prepare
by the national committee. Il rise t
inquire whether the national commi
tee has framed for this convention,
proper temporary roll?" said Hadley.
, Watson Makes Point of Order.
James f. Watson, Taft floor leade
interrupted saying: MIR. Chairman,
make the point of order that nothin
is in order before this convention III
e til it has been organized"
L Both Hadley and Watson were chez
n ed, as they stood on each side of til
l. chairman table, facing each other.
Il rose to a question of inform
g tion," answered Governor Hadley, pr
liminary to making a motion. INT
r | had made that motion there W.
:. nothing to make point of ord'
!. against. | still have the recognize
+. of the chair
q Again the cheers broke out.
+. Governor Hadley then presented b
= formal motion to take from the tel
/, porary roll the Taft delegates and su
stitute the Roosevelt delegates
certain contested states.
Mr.. Watson renewed his point of {
a. der before the list was read
n THE point of order seems to be w
r. taken" said Rosewater, but if t
m governor will address himself to t
IL. point of order, we will hear him
in twenty minutes, notwithstanding Il
Of wishing to be arbitrary
n Governor Hadley called to the pl
form Governor Deneen of Illinois a
a former Governor Fort of New Jerse
es Secretary Hayward announced
to delegates that each side would
heard for twenty minutes.
en- Champions Are Cheered.
Representative Serene E. Payne
to New York was summoned to the sta
tn by the Taft forces. AS each of t