New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-19

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twenty-five states that cast their electoral
I votes for Roosevelt You will not elect
him ny the Philippines, Porto Rico or
Alaska"
Honey Raises New Storms.
| Pandemonium broke loose again, and out
| Of storm of icers cheers and catcals
came the shout: Are YOU going to Balu-
! moro. tooY'
As tho disorder continued fIcney shout
Cd: This reminds me OF the conduct OF
the national committee led by Big steve,
Of Colorado"
He got no further fer time. The hal!
was again in an uproar. Heney stood
red faced and perspiring. at the front Of
the stage. His reference 10 A. n. steven
son Of Colorado, who held a proxy In the
national committee, threw the friends OF
that man into a rage.
Lets listen to Mr.. Heney. he's harm
less" said Chairman Roscwater, pound
ing with his gavel.
"fve as much time as you have! shout
ed Heney at the delegates, who we're
yelling and kissing. we are IN free
America. not Mexico"
That's why they let you IN here. You
are Democrat" called a voice.
Led by Big steve | repeat shouted
Hency. amid new outhurst " Big
steve who differs from Abe Ruof OF
San Francisco. only I'm that Abe Ruef
was in the penitentiary last week.
once more the tumult. Again semblance
Of quiet.
big steve helped to make this roll Of
delegates"
There was another interruption Of jeeTs'
Kisses and catcalls. and Honey stood FOR
several minutes facing the disorder.
Thirty out Of fifty-two members Of the
national committee who prepared the tenn
porary roll OF this convention came from
Democratic states, which will not give
single electoral vote to a Republican nom
inec in November" he went on.
'Erell ~ pmethins more about Big
Steve" said Mayor Hellman OF Evans
| Vile. Ind during the next interruption OF
| Heney.
Asks for Order.
"In refer YOU TO Murray Crane" re-
| sponded Heney, who turned TO Chairman
| Rosewstcr and asked for order.
I'm doing the best can" said Mr.. Rose
water, rapping and crying for order
| Are the friends OF Mr.. Taft afraid 70
| listen TO the facts" asks Heney in lull
OF the clamor.
NO. we're listening" called members 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
l You might AS well hear me out" said
! Hency for you've got to hear me II Il
takes all summer
! Finally Heney resumed. still interrupted
| By frequent Kisses and jeers.
! Before voting" he said. II is proposed
| that a majority shall be secured for Mr..
, Root by using the roll framed by the
national committee and by using the sixty
! eight fraudulent votes placed In this con.
ventlon BY that committee. Remember,
| after the election Of a temporary chair
man. those slAty-cisht fraudulent votes
will be represented on your credentials
| committee.
The uproar broke out anew, and In the
midst Of It Sersesnt-at- arms Stone stepped
TO the front and said:
The chairman wishes me to announce
! that unless the speaker Is treated with
| respect. those who treat him with disre-
spect will be- removed from the building.
Those seventy names" continued Heney.
which have been placed on that roll under
the leadership Of Big steve Of Colorado,
and Crane. OF Massachusetts,, and Penrose,
~ Pennsylvania. will give control Of the
credentials committee 10 the men who
have perpAtra ted this theft ~ delesntes.'
Under Storm Of Kisses.
! Asain storm ~ hsscs swept over the
Coliseum. broken in en- instant b. cheers
! from some Of the Roosevelt delegates.
! In other words" said Heuey. the propo-
sition IL this shall corrupt Judge sit on
| his own case in this convention? I appeal
TO you Taft men who do not want to
wreck the party. you vino want 10 SEQ
| Taft elected n ne Is nominated appeal
| TO your common sense and IN your honor
| ~ let q man he elected here "a temporary
chairman who IL not on either side IN this
controversy
! Are sou afraid 10 trust n ruling on the
| question who shall vote In this convention
| to a representative like Robert NJ. La Fol
l,tte. we are not afraid 10 trust It there.
Again I appeal 10 every Taft man who
does not want TO see his party wrecked to
! vote for Governor McGovern."
Mr. Heney was allowed to end his speech
in comparative quiet
! John j. sullivan. n Roosevelt delegate
from Ohio followed In indorsing Governor
McGovern.
From the home state Of william H.
| Taft" he said, I'm behalf Of the thirty
| four Roosevelt delegates. 7 support Gov
crnor McGovern."
Charles r. carey, Of Oregon, another
Roosevelt delegate, also Endorsed Nc
Govern.
Senator Bradley, OF Kentucky, followed
Carey. He seconded the nomination Of Root,
declaring he was regarded az the most
distinguished man I'm the Senate
"A more outrageous lot Of contests were
never seen than those presented TO the ma
tlonal committee" said tho Senator
A sholIEfrom the floor interrupted him:
did yot Ssfotc for Loriner?'
walt Nminuiel Walt a minute!" Brad
Icy pleaded, but his voice was lost in n
food of sound from every part OF the big
hall. Finally the noise subsidized little,
and Bradley, facing the part OF the nan
from which the question came shouted:
yes, voted for Ior'mer and when cdd
I voted for "A man ten thousand times bet
ter than you
In Another Turmoil.
Tho turmoil again broke loose. and the
hall was thrown into another uproar az
Senator Bradley shouted:
.art,o data Of KanturkV nj nayar sink