Address of Sen Burrows Temporary Chairman at Republican National Convention
The 1908 Republican National Convention in Chicago opened with Sen Julius Burrows named temporary chairman. Delegates from all states and territories gathered to nominate a president and vice president, while speeches praised Republican progress under four years of governance and projected continued party leadership.
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