The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19

Republican principlss- said Hsnsy.
The question before you Il uhnth0
prepare a roll % dsI.<af.. Wsies ss.ii
bind the members IN the elseuon OF Q
temporary chairman.
II "a stopped there. there would be
no particular harm done. But don't you
realize a IL only the first step In the
~proceedinss which shall seat delegates.
no more right 10 vote than the men put
side the door OF this hall"
Az the disorder continued Heney
This mind me OF the conduct %
the national committee led by BIS
Heney got no further for a time The
haI was again IN an uproer. Hepsy
$1,000 red.taced ana perspiring AZ the
front OF the stage; HIS reference C. A.
y. stevenson, OF Colorado. who held q
proxy In the national committee. threw
liage-
Hsnsy rmis
Let's listen TO Mr.. Heney; he's
harmless" said Chairman Rosewater.
pounding with his gaveL.
The galleries had begun a continuous
chant OF Root. Root. Root" To .
storm OF applause. jeers and catealls
came a shout-"whats your politics.
Heney--
"A president OF the United States will
have TO be elected" said Heney. by the
- SNaANE NnAN 1aEN AntAN GANlNOIAA 0NN
for Roosevelt. You will not elect him
by the. philippines. Porto Rico or
Pandemonium broke loose again and
out OF a storm OF cheers. Jeers and cat
ealis. came the shout. Are you going to
baltimore. toog"
You might as we'll hear me out"
said Heney. FOR you've got 10 hear me
IL ~ takes all summer"
Finally Heney resumed and. still inter
rupted by requent Kisses and Jeers.
Before voting. he sad. 1t ~ pro-
FOR Mr.. Root by using the roll framed
by the national COMMITTEES. and By using
the IS fraudulent votes placed In this
convention by this committee. Remem-
Der after the election OF a temporary
chairman. those IS fraudulent votes Will
uproar BrOk. Loose.
The uproar broke out anew and In
the midst OF IL, Sergeant OF arms stone
stepped to the front and said:
The chairman wishes me to announce
that unless the speaker il treated with
respect. those who treat him with dis
building"
Heney, have been placed on that roll
under the leadership OF Big Steve. OF
Colorado, and Crane. OF Massachusetts,.
and Penrose, OF Pennsylvania. will give
control OF the credentials COMMITTEES TO
the men who have perpetrated this theft
OF delegates"
Again a storm OF Kisses swept over
the Coliseum. broken in an instant by
cheers from some OF the Roosevelt dele
gates.
Are you afraid TO trust a ruling on
the question. who shall vote in this con-
v%ention, TO a representative like Robert
VI. La Toilette. We are not afraid TO
trust II there.
Again l appeal TO every TAFT man
wrecked tomorrow, to vote for Cover
nor McGovern."
Sir. Heney was allowed to conclude in
John J. sullivan. a Roosevelt delegate
from Ohio, followed In endorsing Cover
Charles II. Carey. OF Oregon. mother
Roosevelt delegate. followed in endors-
bradley Gets Hs. o.
Senator Bradley. Of Kentucky, fol-
lowed Carey. He seconded the nominal
garded as the most distinguished min
n the senate"
more outragSous lot OF contests
10 the national committee" said the
senator. 4 shout from the floor inter
Ibid YOU vote for LorimerT'
In a burst OF disorder Bradley clam
Yes. / voted for Lorimer. and when
! did I voted for a man ten thousand
Mr.. Chairman, with your permits
sion.' resumed the senator. II Will
to ask all the questions he wants to-"
moots and hisses greeted the remark
we want regularity shouted Sena-
ter Bradley. I'VE don't want any Of this
rOLgh-riding business. II you gentle
men think you can override and bully
this convention you are mistaken
Get en-. get EN- came from the
Theodore Roosevelt once ran the
steam roller over me eight times" said
Senator Bradley.
Bet your life he ought to-" called
q voice in the gallery.
This Is a nation OF Law and order:
not OF anarchy" said Bradley.
stand for constitutional liberty IN this
convention. and that is all We ask for
He was allowed to complete in peace.
rRinE Root for chairman. He was fol-
Lived by Governor Nessey. OF South
Dakota. and Henry Allen. OF Kansas,
Who seconded McGovern. and Albert g..
hart. Cf Massachusetts. and Walter
Esouser. who declared that the La Fol-
lstte men had decided TO support no
candidate for temporary chairman as q
body.
The vote was then ordered.