Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-19

calls, came the shout. Are yea going
to Baltimore. toe?"
Heney Gets Frothy.
When the disorder continued Heney
shouted ''This reminds me Of the
conduct of the national committee,
led by Big Steve of Colorado
Heney got no further for g. time. The
hall was again IN an uproar. Heney
stood, red faced and persipiring, at the
front of the stage. His reference to
A. n. Stevenson of Colorado. who held
a proxy in the national committee,
threw the friends of that gentleman
into g. rage.
Lets listen to Mr.. Heney; he's
harmless" said Chairman Rosewater
pounding with his gavel.
I've as much time as you have
shouted Heney at the delegates, who
were yelling and kissing.
1--WE are in free America, not Mexi-
CO." resumed Heney.
That's why they let you in here;
you are a democrat" called voice.
Led by Big Steve 1 repeated
shouted Heney, amid new outburst-
Big Steven who differs from Abe
Ruef of San Francisco only in that
Abe Ruef was in the penitentiary last
week.
Jeers, Kisses and CatcaIis.
Once more the tumult. Again g.
sem.blance of quiet
big Steve helped to make this
roll of delegates" Another Interrupt
ney stood for several minutes facing
the disorder.
Thirty out Of SO members of the
national committee who prepared the
temporary roll of this convention came
from democratic states which will not
give US single electoral vote to a
republican nominee in November"
Tell us something more about Big
Steve,'" said Mayor Holman of Ev-
ansville, Ind, during the next inter-
ruption of Heney.
'Tn refer you to Murray Crane,
responded Heney.
"Got to Hear Me Out if It Takes All
Summer"
Mr.. Heney turned to Chairman
Rosewater, and asked for order.
I'm doing the best 1 can" said
Rosewater, rapping and crying for or
der.
Are the friends Of Mr.. Taft afraid
to listen to the facts?" asked Heney,
IN lull OIL the clanlOr.
mo; we're listening" called mem
bers of the Indiana delegation.
You've got all the advertisement
there Is in it." shouted Delegate Jerry
Wooden of Indiana, why don't you
quit?"
You might as well hear me out, >
said Heney, for you've got to hear mt
| If 1t takes all summer
FinallV HeDev resumed efilI fntar.
| rupted by frequent misses and jeers.
Before voting" he said, sit Is pre-.
pared that q majority shall be Sc
| cured for Mr.. Root by using the rol
| framed by the national committee an(
| by using the So fraudulent votes placed
in this convention by that committee
Remember, after the election of a tenn.
porary chairman. these 6S fraudulen
votes will be represented on your ere
| dentials committee"
Warming by Sergeant at Arms.
The uproar broke OUT aAs7v, and il
the midst of it, Sergeant at ARM
| Stone stepped to the front and said:
| The chairman wishes to announc.
! that unless the speaker is treated will
respect those who treat him with dis
respect will be removed from tn,
building
''These seventy names continue,
| Heney, have been placed on that rol
under the leadership Of Big Steve 0
| Colorado and Crane of Massachusetts
and Penrose of Pennsylvania. and vii
hand control of the credentials com
mittee to the men who have perpe
treated this theft Of delegates"
Heney Appeal to Taft Men.
TN other Words said Heney. 9TH
| proposition is this Shall q corrup
Judge sit on his own case in this con
Yention 1 appeal to your comnno,
sense and to your honor to let a ma
be elected here as temporary chairma
who is not on either side in this con
troversy.
Again l appeal to every Taft ma
| who does not want to see his part
wrecked to vote for Governor McGov
ern."
in comparative quiet.
John j. Sullivan, a Roosevelt dele
gate from Ohio, followed, endorsin
Governor McGovern.
Charles H. Carey Of Oregon, an
other Roosevelt delegate, followed
endorsing McGovern.
Bradley Twitted Of Lorimsr Vets.
Senator Bradley of Kentucky fol
lowed Carey. He seconded the nomi
nation Of Root, declaring he was re
garded as the most distinguished ma
in the senate"
"a more outrageous lot of contest
were never seen than those presente
to the national committee" said til
senator.
From the floor did you vote fc
Lorimer ,"
Yes; I voted for Lorimer, and whe
did voted for a man ten thousan
times better than you!"
Liar! liar! liar!" Shouts Bradley.
The convention hall was thrown I'M
an uproar as Senator Bradley shou
, ed: The state of Kentucky will new,
sink so low as to take moral advit
from Francis J. Heney
You voted for Lorimer," shouted
California delegate.
'Tf a man could get under your Ct
ticle," retorted Bra dley, he woI1
: find 3 meaner man than Lorimer."
: Cries Of "Lorimer!" again greet'
: him.
oh, Lorimer. Lorimer, Lorimer
! shouted Senator Bradley. My snsw
: | to Won is; Liar, liar liar,
He declared that by cooking
contests" the Roosevelt forces we
} threatening the structure Of the r
publican party.
Don't Want Amy Rough Riding Blu.
ness.
r Disorder broke out again.
r 'Mr. Chairman, with your permi
4 sion" resumed the senator, Il will su
pend long enough TO allow each fC
4 to ask all the questions he wants t,
Hoots and Kisses greeted the 7
= marks.
q We want regularity" shout
=" Senator Bradley. We don't want a
of this rough-riding business"
Get EN-, get en- came from t
e floor
S Roosevet's Steam Roller.
y Theodore Roosevelt once ran {
steam roller over me eight times" Sc
Il Senator Bradley
: Bet your life, he ought to-" call
. a voice in the gallery.
This is a nation of law and ord