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ON FIRST BA'dOT
BY REPUBLICANS
(Continued from Paga One.)
Command thy blessing, we pray thee,
not upon our land alone, hut upon all
the nations of the earth, especially
upon those thnt sit in darkness;
bring upon them spring and summer,
that there may be flowering and
frulbjng. Reach forth thine arm, O
God, and hurry the centuries that
have been so slow. Bring to pass all
the dreams and hopes and prophecies
for the future of mankind which are
now so dimly seen, but which are cer
tain of consummation. Send out thy
light and thy truth, until the bright
ness ahull shine from sea to sea, and
until the prayer so often offered
with tears and groans "Thy King
dom tome," shall be changed Into the
exultant shout. "The kingdoms of
this world, have become the king
doms of ,cur Lord and His Christ.
Amen.
1'Iul form right
Senator Hopkins was assigned to
read the majority report on platform
and with Representative Cooper, of
Wisconsin, who was to read the mi
nority report, stepped on the plat
form, each receiving plaudits.
Chairman Lodge presented Hopkins,
who commenced reading. It was not
Ions: before ho came to the passages
In the preamble according high praise
to President Roosevelt and there was
cheering and applause, but no at
tempt at a demonstration. Hopkins
was poorly heard, even by some or
the delegates, and his voice became
husky long before he finished. The
noise in the hall practical'.' submerg-
. and election of senators by the peo
I Pie.
The roll call on the original ques
tion resulted, ayes, 28; noes, u,
thereby defeating the minority re
port, except on those three planks on
which separate votes were to be ta
ken. The publicity plank of the minor
ity report was defeated; ayes, 94;
noes, HXO.
The vote on the minority report fa
voring physical valuation of rail
roads was, ayes, 63; noes, 917, de-
r.,otl., thn ,,l,nlr
The minority plank providing for F'"",i'v
The
General Demand
of the Well-informed of the World has
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; a laxative -which physicians could
sanction for family uso becauso its com
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
the election of senators by popular
vote resulted, ayes, 114; noes, 86G,
thereby defeating the plank.
The adoption of the resolutions was
by viva voce vote, no voice being
raised In the negative.
Nominations Matki
The next business was the presen
tation of the names of candidates for
president. The nominations were by
states In alphabetical order. The
clerk ran down the list of states and
there was no response until Illinois
was reached.
Then Representative Boutelle took
the platform to nominate Cannon
Enthusiastic cheers were himhed by
Boutelle holding up his hand for at
tention. '
Just as Boutell commenced his ad
dress Chairman lodge handed the
gavel to Senator Heyburn, of Idaho.
The mention of the name of Can
non was the signal for the uprising
of the Illinois delegation, but the
demonstration was short. During his
speech cries of "time" came from the
Impatient galleries.
Fordney made the seconding
speech, which was brief, but did not
escape interruptions from the galler
ies. "Indiana," called the clerk and the
delegates from that state were on
their feet with cheers for. Fairbanks,
but the applause was practically con
fined to the Iijdlana delegation. Gov-
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES.
In supplying that demand with its ex
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of Senna, the California Fig.Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits of the laxative for its remark
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That is one of many reasons, why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Is given
the preference by the Well-informed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
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by all leading druggiatai Price fifty cents
per bottle. . .
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cd 'Hopkins' efforts' ; to he heard.
Lodge rapped for order and Hopkins
proceeded.
When the antl-lnjunctlon plank
was reached the words "Integrity of
the courts" drew some applause, but
there were cries of "no" when the
suggestion was made that necessity
existed for a change In the present
mnnner of issuing injunctions.
At itB conclusion tho plank was
gonerouBly applauded.
Reference to the negro In the plat
form and n reiteration of the party's
demand for the enforcement of the
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the constitution re-
celvd applause.
The roar of conversation in vari
ous partB of the hnll and the gnller
les greatly annoyed the Bpeakor and
the offnrtH of tho chairman to bring
about order wore only partially suc
cessful. Delegates, and spectators
seemed loHt In a discussion of the In-
lunctlon plank and seemed to have
little concern for tho other features
of tho platform.
When the readlngof the platform
was concluded Representative Cooper i
advanced to present tho minority re-i
port. He wbb greeted with cheers
and cries of encouragement from the
Wisconsin delegation. Cooper an
nounced that a minority of tho com
mittee was unable to agree with the
majority In regard to the tariff,
trusts, railroads, 'Injunctions and trl
I a la In contempt cases.
The Minority Kimrt
Tho minority railroad Substitute
ombodled the LaFolletto Idea of
physical valuation of railroads as a
basis for fixing. rates.
The tariff plunk provided that du
ties on Imports should be made equal
only to the difference between the
cost of production at home nnd
abroad, and the demand was made
for tho appointment of a permanent
nrlff commission by the president.
The minority also recommended that
a Republican congress and a Repub
lican president enact and enforce a
law requiring managers of nolltlral
campaigns to publish 'from time to
time, during the campaign, the
names of all contributors and the
amount contributed or promised, and
the purposo of all disbursements and
to whom paid,
A minority plank recommended
tho enactment of a law prohlhlllnn
tho Issuance of Injunctions In labor
disputes, when such Injunction would
not hnVe been asked for had there
been no labor element Involved. Al
so asked that the Issuance of Injunc
tions should in all cases be covered
by (he ordinary processes of law.
Representative Cooper said he was
the nnly member of the committee
U'hn nlirmw.l thn ritttitrt thnt ha waa
not nshametl of It, sad never would
npnlogtee to a humna being for hav
ing ilorw km. I
Cooper, Wkem anil J.ockney spoke
for the mlnnrltv report.
Mnjorltv MeiMirl .dop(cd.
Governor llnley (1ml.) nskeil thnt
n separate vote be tnkon on the nil
noi'lty plank for tlw publicity f
campniKn expenditures, and nnotner
delemile vked for ) separate vote
on the physical valmuio'Qif railroads
JOSEPH BENSON FORAKER.
ernor Hanley was presented by Chair
men Lodge, and the restive galleries
cried ' "nominate him, nominate
him," to Hiinley's annoyance. He
turned to the noisiest section and
said:
' "You keep quiet; I'll nominate
him when I get ready,," but the In
terruptions did not cease.
When New York was called Gener
al Stewart L. Woodford was recog
nized to nominate HugheB, and his
address , created considerable ap
plause. ( Enthusiasm for Tuft
When the clerk called "Ohio" the
convention broke Into an enthusiastic
demonstration. Representative Bur
ton was unable to get attention for
some minutes nnd frequently during
his address was Interrupted by ap
plause. After speaking over nn hour
he concluded his address. Delegates
engaged In waving flags or using
and spectators were on their chairs
megaphones and other noise produc
ing instruments. A large banner with
Taft's portrait was paraded around
the hall. "Texas pants" were raised
. . i . a 1 i
Hons, Missouri, Arkansas, North Car- . 5
ollna. Oklahoma. Virginia, Washing-;
ton end Minnesota lifted -their state's 5$ J
standards ana marcnea inrougu mej
aisles. After, twenty mlputes the
demonstration' turned into song, va-L
rlous melodies being sung in differ-
ent parts of the hah. '!
After 25 minutes and still no quiet, Ijj
Chairman Lodge Introduced Geo. A.
Knight, of California, to second theJJ5J
nomination cj" Taft. He possesses a.JJji
wonderfully penetrating voice and
the man er-n b-ought silence. AtlJiJJJ
the conclusion ot Knignis remarks,.
P. C. McCoy, of rii-, was. recog
nized to nominate Foraker. He was
followed by Emery, a negro delegate
from Georgia, who seconded the
nomination.
Lieutenant-Qovernor Murphy, of
Pensylvanla, nominated Knox,, and
Henrv Cochems. of Wisconsin, nom-
Inated LaFollette, the adherents ot
('each candidate cheering the speakers,
but arousing no particular demon
: stratlon.
I McGee's speech seconding LaFol
i lette's nomination was followed by a
iscene of great enthusiasm, but no
one seems to know who the demon
stration was for, though it was the
greatest that has occurred. The dis
play of Roosevelt's photograph Is be
lieved by some to be responsible. The
demonstration continues, growing
more enthusiastic, and exceeded that
at the mention of Roosevelt's name
yesterday.
' Taft Nominated.
When quiet was restored the roll
call of states began and Taft received
the necessary 491 votes to nonilnate
I before it was finished.
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