El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-20

were suddenly thrown open by J. J.
Sullivan, of Ohio, who rushed out with
the cry: All Roosevelt men walk
out"
He was followed by Hugh T. Tai
bert. of Minnesota, Francis j. Heney,
of California, George L Record, of
New Jersey and other Roosevelt men,
As they pushed open the swinging
doors after Sullivan, they cried out to
the newspaper men: All newspaper
men come inside and See what they
are trying to do to US"
Colonel Thayer, assistant sergeant
at arms, shouted to the dOOrkeeper to
admit no one. The Roosevelt forces
again called for every one to come IN.
Mr.. Thayer called the policemen
who pushed their way through and
kept the crowd from getting in.
Roosevelt Men Out.
The Roosevelt men poured out OF
the room. declaring they were acting
under orders of Col. Roosevelt.
Everybody go to the Florentine
room at the congress" shouted one
They rushed out, followed by the
crowd and in the street outside of the
Coliseum they were overtaken by sec
rotary William Hayward.
Why did you act that way?" he de-
manded of Heney. Why didn't you
wait until some rules had been
I'VE are acting under the direct or
we are obeying a better general
than you shouted George l.. Record
of New Jersey He told US to leave
that room, and we did it
Some Delegates Return.
Believing they had acted too hasti-'
", some of the Roosevelt men, IN
Guiding Mr. Halbert, returned to the
committee room after a short confer
ence in the street. While Mr.. Record
and Mr.. Heney declared they were
acing under MIR. RoOSeveltS dlrec-
ton others believed they should have
remained until definite action swas
taken by the committee upon the time
for argument and the character OF
evidence TO be considered.
Garfield Elected.
James R. Garfield, of Ohio, former
secretary Of the interior came to the
door, and attempted to enter the
room. 1t was understood he had some
messages from Col. Roosevelt. The
policemen and dOOrkeepers thrust him
back, although one of the committee
men attempted to pull him in. With
the aid OF Ormsby McHarg, he was
ushered into the committee waiting
room through Il side door
Credentials Committee.
Members of the credentials COM
mittee as elected are;
acknowledgements c. Birch.
ArizOna-RObert Z Morrison.
Arkansas-R. S. Granger.
CalifOrnia-Francis J. Heney.
ColoradO-Thomas II. De-ine-
Connecticut. Henry ROrabeck
Delaware-Edmund Mitchell.
Elorida-H. Z. Mcfarland.
Gecrgia-He nry Blum, Jr.
Idaho-C. St Clair.
ulinois-R. 4. Mccormick.
Indiana. a. Hemenway.
Iowa.. y. Dewitt.
Kansas-RaIph Harris.
Kentuc6y-M. J.Calvin.
Louisiana-W. L, Copen.
Maine-Jesse NJ. Libby.
Maryland-Edward G, Darlington.
Massac etts-Charles :. Baxter.
Michigan-T. ". Atwood.
MinnesOta-Hugh T. Halbert.
Mississippi-L. b. MOsely.
Missouri-Jesse HOlerton.
MOntana-O. y. Lanstrum-
Nebraska-H- z. Sackett.
Nevada-W. W. Williams.
New Hempshire-Fred W. Eatbrook.
New jersey. Boyd Avis.
New MeNicO-HugO Seaburg.
New York-W. r. MaItby.
North Carolina-C. H Cowles.
North DakotS-W. S. Lauder.
Ohio-JOhn J. Sullivan.
Ol1lahOma-Daniel Norton
Oregon-A. V. Swift.
PennsyIvania-Lex y. Mitchell
Rhode Island-GeOrge R Lawton
South Carolina-R r Tolbert.
South DakOta-S. X. Ray.
Texas-G. A. Warnken-
Tennessee-John L. Early.
Utah-William Spry.
Vermont. Gray Estey.
Virginia.. p. Summers.
Washington-W. 7. Doven.
West Virginia-Harry Shaw.
WiscOnsin-S. H. Cady.
Wyoming-F W. MOndeI
Alaska-Louis p. Shackleford.
Hawaii-Charles \. Rice.
hilippines-Thomas l. HartiSan-
Porto RicO-S. Behn.