The evening world., 1912-09-05
Continued from First raye)


,,ot- or,.r. o-o...d ho,svor "rhs
s,.r sn.nvleI Kramer, was al.o suns
win the usual ,xcruc,otlns results when
! the yiolinlsts tried 20 yet 40 TO the LAND
OF the free-ee.ee"
WOMEN JOINED IN SINGING AND
CHEERING.
Al interval, betwec, tho singing a
gentleman from Erie County, with the
aid OF megaphone, inspired the dele
gates to utter a yell that went
"Rah. Rah. Rah.
Roosevelt Roosevelt! Roosevelt!
Bull Moose! Bull Moose"
with the accent on the Moose"
This was a noisy slogan when 1t was
delivered by a couple OF thousand
voices. The women joined In the sing
Ing and cheering most Enthusiastically.
one elderly woman down near the nron'
where the oeseiatiohs from NeW iorA,
Kings ana Erie oeid the pos'''ons =,
honor got uP AT PERIOD wne" tn'nss
were Tagging ana nowieu' o"' p'""
ne e."'e sa,s,a..n so,,
SANG o"wsu' w., ri,
O"' 1900. 30
...,sa ~, :,
INC sa'"o"s -,
prooeoure pe'u"s' :" -. 49,,
movement a sort Oh en'"' an,
er caled OUT NJ ih'e.N~s
sood time 10 sing nu"uer w :" 'o.'
programme OF songs Nun'oei wv 10
John Browns BODY For some ieA-
son the singing OF TINS song always
brought out . great display Oh Dah-
dannas.
Appalling not TO say Verifying PIC.
lures of Roosevelt and johnson faced
the delegate. from the rear wan OF the
convention. Inc arust maue .o, nooss-
welt look hke 'he 'a'e 'ahe"''u ~ nuns,
ready-made craVat whie we '~asc vi
Mr.. Johnson was por'rayea a. .oso'
lutely square with wae sr@sh'
crimp representing the moy'n'
The presence OF women oio NOT oe'er
the delegates from smoking Ihey 10
those things better In the ola party
conventions and at prize hshts where
smoking IL taboo
When the convention assemoiso u was
announced that there had been grea'
dimculty In making up the list OF cleo
tors to De CHOSEN oy inc convention
From the paruai Hst submitted was
noted that the names OF men wen OH III
this worid's sooos' IKE oscar o. straus'
Chsuhcey MANN" Vi Dunao' oeorss
w. ferkihs anu FRANK Muhsey were
mere limo was "hen 'he men se'ec'eo
A. eiectors oy inc o,a parties rave VI
ss'oU apiece out Oh course mere u
ho'nins hAe '"~' !" '"e "0" 'Aoo''
party.
HoVSVN'9S ArrIAOOeO ""e"
NE APPEARS.
Chairman Hotchkiss was greeted with
considerable applause A. he appeared
to call the convention TO order. But II
was noticeable that the delegations
from New York. Kings and Erie coun.
ties remained seated to a considerable
extent. refusing to Join the bandanna
waving reception of the Chairman. thus
showing o split at the start. The Rev
Frederick w. Belts of Syracuse en-.
deared himself to the gathering by sim.
ply reciting the Lords Prayer and let
TINS II go Mt that. Temporary Chair
man +. NJ. Davenport Of Oneida ther
took charge of the convention and de-
livered his opening address.
Mr.. Davenport had his audience COINS
from the start. His address wac full OF
eplYrammatic hits that reused the dele
gates TO cheers.
THE Socialism of Schenectady Is a
by-product OF the Government by Bill
Barnes OF Albany was a statement un.
derstood and widely appreciated. I'VE
a.e not fighting leaders; we are fightins
corspirators." was another declaration
tina. got the crowd. Mr.. Davenport,
speaking Of the progressive movement
lost accord with his hearers once when
denying that the Bull Moose party Is q
third party. he said: I'VE are the sec.
ond party IN New York State"
mo. First"' came a schorus of yells
from the floor.