The daily sentinel., 1912-06-19
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than 100000 votes than 1905 President Taft received
and that two years ago the republican candidate for
Mr. Devne concludes his speech and Mr.. Lieon of Texas
IS the next speaker of the motion of Gov
ernor Hadey.
Mr.. Liteon is being interrupted by questions loudly
uttered remarks from among the delegates and there loud
followed by Mr. John D. Macay of Michigan in opposition to
the motion of Governor Hadley.
The mention of the name of William II. Taft by Mr.
Nackay calls for tremendous applause Mr. Mackay concludes
his remarks and is followed by Mr. NJ l. Calvin of Kentucky
who opposes Governor Hadeys motion.
Mr. Calvin concludes his remarks and the chair recognizes
adelegate from Mppi who makes few remarks from the
ExCongressan James E. Watson of Indiana speaks op
position the motion of Governor Hadey Mr. Watson greet
ed with tumultuous applause
Mr. Watson interrupted by loud and persistent shouts
"adley from the delegates reservation When Gov 1adley
walks the front OF the platform and stands beside Mr. Watson
the greatest demonstration yet started in this convention breaks
out he delegates standing chairs waving hats and shout
The demonstration for Gov Hadey continues undated
few of the delegates remain quietly in their seats but the
madly Gov ady and Mr., Watson still side by side
front of the speakers stand
At the end of minutes the noise is undmnished Many
OF the standards marking the reservation OF the individual states
have been loose from the floor and being carried around
the hall Missouri, Maine Minnesota, Ohio and Idaho the
There the hall that the demonstration for Gov
standing their chairs and shouting "We Want Teddy At
the end of minutes the noise great The Cafo
MIA delegation has started around the hall carrying huge Teddy
The shouting has subsidized somewhat but still
still standing the front of the platform waiting for his turn
that he address the convention.
The outburst doubled lady dressed in white who
has been seated the gallery rises and large picture of
Col Roosevelt he band playing but be heard and the
chief Roosevelt delegates yelling like demons The demon
straon have changed from Gov Hadey for Col
Roosevelt The crowd is shouting 1--WE Teddy" The
Teddy bear has hoed the gallery the if such
thing possible The chairman pounds for order but the
cheering only redoubles.
The lady with the picture and the Teddy bear has been
brought down from the gallery and front of the
speakers The lady with the Teddy bear is Miss Davis
The Chairman after vigorously pounding with his gave has
succeeded in partially restoring order Every minute
fresh outburst of cheers arises
Quiet finally restored and Gov E1adley is allowed toI
speak He says he only desires the courtesy extended Mr.
Watson regarding question debate Mr. Watson his
speech after delay of orty-two minutes.
Mr. Watson moved that motion of Gov Hadey be referred
credentials Gov Deneen resolution be
referred Gov Deneen the motion
seconded bv Mciovem. Mr. Watson of Indiana
that Gov. Deneens motion be laid table
The three being read the delegates through
a meqaphone.
Chairman Root explaining the delegation the meaning
of motion before the house.
The roll call is ordered the motion table the Deneen
amendment Tadey notion this amendment providing that
whose contested should participate the judgment
of his The Roosevelt people opposing the motion
table the Taft people supporting the motion to table
The motion table carried by vote of $50 3oS
Taft victory.