The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-08

horsh uas gnavoldahn absent. % Mr.
'fane and Mr Mckinist marched a..
uifh M HardinE Hls appointment
~ fns slEual fur fhs fret rsnuIng ut
AfrI ~ appliance. buf Ht a brief and
nr rIunFot inf1 b. prepared speech
for harmony. coun--iiinE the
rr-cumInatiul bar o. rtt 90 re-,on--cra
sposs ossr ore Hour.
H" Hkr mure Ir1u an hour. refer
INH lUw tn Do manuscript and in.
tI aUriaurH and cheers as
fri I.. lHuurrHur adminlsfra.
Nn iH" 'Furf. l~nrararify and 81.
tssar "a declared The Repub-
Hl ". H.Hrnrra fn PROTECTIVE
farIr and uaf.nuaI defense H~ closed
Iih 4 r-rruraf.nn nn A~mrrIcanism and
i lnni.m ulirh uas marked
HNh 1IIIHlrr lasting .Fss than Il min.
ufe The delrrafss rn-, to their feet.
nHr ttfrrrI HuuF bats uerp thrown
Doh fuH ar and here ufrU auma waving
ct N~aulhHrrllrfs pa. they settled down
pui'kl and tlv temporary chairman
recognized in rapid succession speak.
err from tho nuur Who offered the Gus
tUmau resolutions for p~.rfecting the.
e. mporan urEauizaflon
That was quickly over with. the
meeting places 81 the committees
we're announced and al q the con.
"H- VIZ HH NNANNA MaMNAM MNM uMI|NN
IL a. IN, tomorrow
The delegates piled out into the
driving rain where they found 1000
automobile furnished by Mayor
Thompson reception committee wait
tur Tor them The committeeman as
-rmhled Ian hotels and the resolutions
committee returned later Co thu Coli
scum fp give "a public hearing 90 ans
one Who wanted to suggest plans in
the platform The first day- work
was over quickly and comparatively
quiet with every one talking about tho
placid matter 81 fact way thinEs had
started Oft
An the temporary Officers will be.
come permanent officers when the
convention assemble tomorrow. That
make senator Hardinc. OF Ohio. Per.
mancnt Chairman The motion TO
make an the Temporary officers per
manent WAS carried without "a dis.
%~entinc vote In the committee on per.
manent or~Eanization
h%ardins's Address
In addressing D convention Nr.
Harding said In part as follows:
june win a plea Tor
than rrCriminatluu. United states sem
tfur Warren -. Hard 90 - ohio. IN hia
address - temporary chairman opened
Republican National convention here
TODAY Asserting Nat The ~ruunfrv was
Wsuriei atr'Sh hs re- Disappointing amt
distressing nemoDrau. admin ration
and was rnIltug Tor Republican relief
tho speaker. before embarrassing O.. II4-
gu-s political Issues. appealed fo tho
d.i' gates Co forget tho differences which
ldiyldrd tnr party iu 1919
E'ferriuE fa Do. w.ristrnuun for
''ru policy fu fNr European var senator
WIN moro rhetoric Than resolution.
M'Nlg1u n'rntIHf nr l'arrIHFI ns che
greatest fttrrn lob American foreign re-
lafiun- &c. paid tribute fH Am.~IranIsm
OF foreign birth M.Hm LH.HH H.H-nam.. De-.
90, few f'H.Hf- who would muucn fhe
nation neutrality and urrsr n -r-'rr-
Monroe Doctrine Advocating af.1-,.e
national defense pc CHARGED fN. B.r,4.
cratic party with hstIus interrupted
it.lNhl an naval construction ana be
] CRITICIZED ths army e--r-rHuIfaf.un hiU
He also attacked thr udmIntsfratlun
shlrp.uE llI ih' EFFORT made Co extend
m'l, % .a for a return o. iho protec-
hartman said fu Doh. appeal fa- h4-.
W'n' Tho country has regretted. Do
country W. ia nas tiy'ig ' na, ,' our
mental Or n..U're. We f.T not g.a4rr..
over % national policy wa sp.i. 1s.r
If'rr.f rsr-urtUrsa I.t ua f.rr-,
.'i. Hni fni now inspiration and
% 'n .U.i 'I,nyor
Republican primo. piles are BOO n vast
majority 90 This s%.1nt-, when ne
banners of harmony tr. .rflrlrI W.
Irarfr 300 various states W. bay. ...,
nIl-fw'nf off those who believe .n
Followed and rejoicing has a-ff.r5.g &c,
IaruiYEN has boon asked. Boo lra4,r.sr-.
iulf,i This l~ NOT tho time FOR ~
elimination, g. r. thc day Of r.cuuse~r,-
ton.
Bury Differences.
rYt '.aiLnf h"r, ana now the Re